LWRCI ICMKIIP5PBC12SBA3 PST 556 SBA3 BRC 12.7 PBR

SKU: TSW|184167UPC: 850069802516Mfr. Part #: ICMKIIP5PBC12SBA3

$2,948.00

LWRCI ICMKIIP5PBC12SBA3 PST 556 SBA3 BRC 12.7 PBR

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LWRCI next evolution of their renowned Individual carbine family is the IC-MKII. Features updated design of the upper receiver and the adoption of the M-LOK mounting system for the handguard. The two position, adjustable gas block was updated to a paddle style and is now located inside the rail, easily accessed to select suppressed or unsuppressed. The proprietary Short stroke gas piston operating system delivers unmatched reliability in extreme conditions and is easy to maintain. MKII model is offered in a pistol configuration with a 12.70″ barrel and fitted with a SBA3 Brace.

Additional information

upc

850069802516

manufacturer

LWRC

Manufacturer Part Number

ICMKIIP5PBC12SBA3

Barrel Length

12.7"

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Shipping Weight

9.5

Sights

Flip Up Front & Rear

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