LWRCI ICR9PBC16 IC-9 9MM 16″ PAT BRN

SKU: TSW|165530UPC: 850058027272Mfr. Part #: ICR9PBC16

$2,253.00

LWRCI ICR9PBC16 IC-9 9MM 16″ PAT BRN

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The innovative design of these models combines the time-tested AR platform expertise of LWRCI with an innovative chamber ring delayed blowback operating system that delivers a unique Pistol Caliber AR shooting experience. Created from the ground up around US-manufactured Glock magazines, the IC-9 is chambered in 9mm featuring the same ambidextrous controls and performance attributes found in LWRCI’s luxury gas-piston AR lineup. Constructed of advanced aluminum and steel alloys, protected with hard-coat anodizing, ferritic nitrocarburization and nickel-boron surface treatments, the IC-9’s MonoForge Upper Receiver with integrated rail-base is lighter and stronger than standard pattern uppers. Coined Forging are struck, heat-treated and struck again for precise dimensional accuracy and superior surface finish.

Additional information

upc

850058027272

manufacturer

LWRC

Manufacturer Part Number

ICR9PBC16

Barrel Length

16"

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Capacity

33 + 1

Rate of Twist

1:10"

Safety

Selector Switch

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