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Arisaka Defense M-Lok Finger Stop, Black - FS-M
Regular Price
$26.99
Special Price
$23.99
| SKU | 51655170235 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Arisaka Defense |
| MPN | FS-M |
| UPC | 642049218352 |
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Product Details
Details
Brand: Arisaka Defense
Model: Finger Stop
Material: 6061-T651 Aluminum
Height: 0.85"
Width: 0.50"
Weight: 0.4 oz
Color: Black
Hardware: One M-Lok nut and one 10-24x5/8" hex cap head screw.
**Requires a 5/32" Allen wrench for installation (not included).
Features
Unlike a traditional hand stop that’s usually placed at the rear of the support hand, the Finger Stop features a rounded, ergonomic design intended to sit between your index and middle fingers. This forward placement on the handguard ensures it doesn’t interfere when transitioning to kneeling or prone shooting positions, where the support hand often shifts backward.
The Finger Stop also serves as a forward limit, preventing your fingers from slipping off shorter handguards onto a hot barrel or suppressor, and doubles as a stable barricade rest.
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