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Faxon Firearms AR-15 Streamline G3 Aluminum M-LOK Handguard - 9.75"
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Faxon Firearms AR-15 Streamline G3 Aluminum M-LOK HandguardFaxon's Streamline handguards are a sleek and low-profile solution for those looking for a slimmer handguard with flexible mounting. The newest G3 line takes this up a notch by eliminating the extra, often unused rail along the top, leaving just what is necessary for an accessory. The G3 also adds M-LOK slots at the top left and right facets for additional modularity. The handguard is 100% made in the USA from extruded 6061 aluminum, hard-coat anodized black, and comes with a steel barrel nut. Mounting is extremely simple with common tools, and the handguard features alignment tabs to ensure it cannot rotate during vigorous movement.Features Extremely lightweight without sacrificing strength or rigidity M-LOK attachment across 5 facets Anti-rotation tab allows your handguard to lock onto either billet or mil-spec upper receivers, while not being able to rotate radially around the barrel nut. Fits common suppressors under-rail Attaches with standard armorer's wrenches and toolsSpecifications Height (Flat to Flat): 1.54 Max Outer Diameter (Peak to Peak): 1.67 Max Inner Diameter: 1.34 Construction: 6061 Aluminum - Hard Coat Anodized Accessory Mounting: M-LOKInstallation Instructions Torque barrel nut to industry specs using 1-1/4" wrench to at least 35ft/lbs but no more than 60ft/lbs. DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN. Install the handguard over the barrel nut, aligning the upper receiver rail between the alignment tabs. Install the locking plate into the recess on the handguard and thread both bolts through the handguard and into the locking plate. Torque bolts to 32 in/lbs. After the initial live fire test, check to make sure the bolts are still tight and not walking out.
