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CBC Industries AR-15 Rifle Builders Kit
A quality-built, near-complete AR-15 Kit at an almost unheard-of price! You supply the stripped lower and magazine, and CBC Industries takes care of the rest. All components are quality-manufactured in the USA, with the exception of the Hera Arms free-float KeyMod handguard, which is German-made. Bolt carrier group and charging handle are included. The upper comes fully assembled and properly headspace, so you don’t have to worry about that part.
CBC Buttstock Kit Includes:
6-position Buttstock, Mil-spec Buffer Tube, Carbine Buffer, Chrome Silicone Recoil Spring, Receiver End Plate, and Receiver Extension Castle Nut.
Standard AR-15 Components Include:
Hammer, Hammer Pin, Hammer Spring, Trigger, Trigger Pin, Trigger Spring, Trigger Guard, Trigger Guard Pin, Disconnector, Disconnector Pin, Safety Selector, Safety Selector Detent, Safety Selector Spring, Pistol Grip, Pistol Grip Screw, Pistol Grip Lock Washer, Bolt Catch, Bolt Catch Spring, Bolt Catch Buffer, Bolt Catch Roll Pin, Take Down Pin, Pivot Pin, Take down & Pivot Detent (x2), Take down & Pivot Spring (x2), Magazine Catch, Magazine Catch Button, Magazine Catch Spring, Buffer Retaining Pin,Buffer Retaining Pin Spring.
Order today!Key Specifications
Item Number: 706920
Caliber: 5.56 NATO/.223 Remington
Gas System: Carbine-length
Capacity: Magazine not included
Barrel Length: 16″
Barrel Material: 4150 chrome moly steel, nitrided
Barrel Twist: 1:8″
Stock: 6-position
Upper Receiver: 7075-T6 forged mil-spec
Lower Receiver: Stripped lower not included
Pistol Grip: A2
Handguard: 12″ Hera Arms® KeyMod
Flash hider: A2
Mfg. Number: 900-165
UPC: 600518151081
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I have a receiver and would love to buy this kit and make-my-own”. Can anyone give some feedback? Is this a realistic endeavor? Do I need more than a receiver to complete this weapon?
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