ZRO Delta 223WYBR001 ZRO1 Ready Series Full Size 223 Wylde 30+1 16″ Black Nitride Threaded Barrel, Black M-LOK Aluminum Receiver, Black Adjustable Synthetic Stock, Black A2 Grip

SKU: TSW|164144UPC: 811069029488Mfr. Part #: 223WYBR001

$435.99

ZRO Delta 223WYBR001 ZRO1 Ready Series Full Size 223 Wylde 30+1 16″ Black Nitride Threaded Barrel, Black M-LOK Aluminum Receiver, Black Adjustable Synthetic Stock, Black A2 Grip

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The Ready Series Base Rifle is the foundational offering of the Ready Series. The Base Rifle combines all of the durability and reliability with streamlined features. Featuring a 16″ nitride barrel chambered in .223 Wylde; 6 position adjustable stock; 36″ length with fully extended stock; Mil-Spec configuration w/standard controls; A2 Flash Hider and grip; ELG Fire Control group and a 15″ free floating M-LOK rail w/Picatinny slots.

Additional information

upc

811069029488

manufacturer

ZRODELTA

Manufacturer Part Number

223WYBR001

Rate of Twist

1:8"

Capacity

30 + 1

Caliber/Gauge

.223 Wylde

Action

Semi-Auto

Barrel Length

16"

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