Rosco Manufacturing launches new Bloodline accessories (PHOTOS)
Rosco adds new accessories under its Bloodline heading, including bolt carrier groups in a few chamberings. (Photo: Rosco)
Rosco Manufacturing expands its Bloodline series further into the realm of the AR-15 platform, announcing new accessories to compliment one of America’s favorite rifles.
Rosco said it will now offer its own line of 5.56/300 BLK, 6.8 SPC/.224 Valkyrie and 9mm bolt carrier groups, adjustable and non-adjustable gas blocks, gas tubes and matched bolts in 5.56/.300 BLK and 6.8 SPC/.224 Valkyrie.
The most affordable of the new accessories, the Bloodline gas tubes start at $15. (Photo: Rosco)
Rosco is best known for producing a variety of barrels. It’s Bloodline series barrels boasts 11 models chambered in either 5.56 NATO, .300 BLK or 9mm. The new Bloodline accessories are designed to coincide with Rosco’s barrels, delivering better performance on the AR-15 platform.
“Rosco Manufacturing’s ‘Bloodline’ series is our hardest working category,” Rosco Manufacturing said in a press release. “All our Bloodline accessories are designed to take the abuse from unconventional wear and tear that our customer may need to inflict on their platforms.”
Bloodline accessories are currently available from Rosco Manufacturing’s online store with prices starting at $15.99
The company also added non-adjustable and adjustable gas blocks to its series. (Photo: Rosco)
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