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Midwest Industries UPC 812102031116 MPN MI-CRT14

MIDWEST 14″ QUAD RAIL HANDGUARD

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The Midwest Industries T-Series Combat Rail Handguard features Mil-Spec M1913 Picatinny rails, T-marked for accessory location, along its entire length. The handguard has been fully dehorned and deburred for user comfort, and features two anti-rotation QD sling swivel sockets. Comes with barrel nut, torque plate and barrel nut wrench. Midwest Industries is a proven leader in the firearm industry. Made in the USA, focusing on the small details to make your rifle platform better.

Specifications

UPC

812102031116

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

MI-CRT14

Length

14''

Product Type

Picatinny

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All sales are final; we do not offer refunds or exchanges. Items that arrive damaged or defective are covered under the manufacturer's warranty — contact us within 5 days of delivery and we will help coordinate a claim.

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