CMMG M4 LE OR
SKU 30AF8C3
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Product Information & Specs
The CMMG Mk4LE is a semi-automatic ARM4 style rifle. It features forged 7075-T6 aluminum upper and lower receivers M4 profile 4140 chromoly steel 16 barrel with interior nitride finish standard A2 flash suppressor single stage mil-spec trigger Picatinny rail and M4 style two-piece handguards. This rifle sports an A2 pistol grip and M4 buttstock with six position mil-spec receiver extension.
Details
CMMG is a quality builder for many AR-15 and AR-15 variants. This particular AR-15 build is chambered in the hot new .300 AAC Blackout caliber. Built with a 16 M300 profile barrel Weapons Armored Surface Protection treated 4140 Chrome-Moly Steel featuring a 1.7 twist and threaded 58 x 24. This rifle has standard black furniture with a Railed Gas Block classic M4 style hand guard and a 6 position collapsible stock. You will also receive a standard 30 round PMAG. - Caliber 300 BLK - Action Semi-Automatic - Capacity 25 1 - Twist 1.7 - Barrel 16.1 4140 Chrome-Moly Steel Barrel - Stock Magpul CTR - Muzzle A2 comp. threaded 52 x 24 TPI - WASP Treated - Hand Guard Standard M4 - Receiver Flat Top Upper - Standard AR-15 Fire Control Group - Standard A2 Flash Hider - Railed Gas Block - Sights None Optics Ready - Weight 6.2 lbs (unloaded) - Length 32 (stock collapsed)
| UPC | 815835010960 |
| Caliber | 300 AAC BLACKOUT (7.62X35MM) |
| Action | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Capacity | 25+1 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 16.1 BARREL |
| Weight | 6.2 |
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