Description
Other Specifications and Features of the Stripped C-10 Billet Lower-Anodized – Packaged w/ Hardware:
Machined from 7075-T6 aircraft grade billet aluminum
Matte black hard-coat anodized per Mil 8625 Type 3 Class 2
Precision broached magazine well with beveled feed lips
Machined and engraved to be compatible with 45 and 60 degree short throw fire control selectors such as the BAD_ASS ST 45 Lever
Caliber marking of “Multi” so it can be used with many different caliber uppers
Compatible with all standard AR-10/.308 components and magazines and most aftermarket parts — Made to DPMS spec
Upper tension screw behind grip screw (threaded hole with hardware included) to adjust any “slop” out of vertical fit between upper and lower
Ambidextrous trigger finger rests with grooves (above and below mag release / mag catch)
Compatible with Norgon and other aftermarket ambidextrous mag releases
Threaded bolt catch pin (Threaded hole and hardware)
Integrated large opening “winter” trigger guard
Manufactured to MILSPEC on state of the art CNC equipment for consistent quality parts and exacting tolerances
Save money by building your own AR-10 rifle from the ground up exactly the way you want it configured
The New Frontier Armory Stripped C-10 Billet Lower Receiver is proudly MADE IN THE USA by hard working American men and women.
FIREARM WARNING:
This is a serialized item considered to be a firearm by BATFE. This item must be shipped to a Federal Firearm License (FFL) holder. All BATFE, GCA & NFA rules apply! This item must be shipped to a Federal Firearm License (FFL) holder. You will be prompted during checkout to pick an FFL to ship to in your area using our FFL Locate tool. YOU will be responsible for checking with your local FFL to ensure this weapon is legal in the state that you reside and that they will accept this weapon on your behalf and transfer it to you. Bear State Tactical will NOT be responsible for any shipping or admin charges incurred by packages not being accepted by the FFL you choose during checkout.
