CMC Triggers .223 Rem/5.56/.300 Blackout Enhanced Bolt Carrier Group, Black Nitride - 81631
| SKU | 773195 |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 81631 |
| Brand | CMC |
| UPC | 810943030961 |
| Caliber | .223 Remington, .300 AAC Blackout, 5.56x45mm |
Product Details
Details
Finish: Nitride
Material: 8620 Steel Carrier, 9310 Steel Bolt
Color: Black
For Use With: .223 Remington/5.56x45mm NATO/.300 AAC Blackout AR-15 Style Rifles
Platform: AR-15
Features
CMC triggers enhanced bolt carrier group was designed for shooters who demand superior performance weapon components in the heart of their firearm. CMC proudly manufacturers the highest quality firearms components in the industry. Carrier assembly the flared rear of the enhanced bolt carrier is designed to reduce carrier tilt/cant during recoil and increase reliability by strategically relocating key bearing surfaces. Made from case hardened 8620 steel. The CMC enhanced carrier has fewer points of contact, resulting in less friction area. The increase in mass ensures proper gas pressure and increases dwell time, thus improving extraction while shooting suppressed or short-barreled rifles (SBRs). Bolt assembly the bolt is a true mil spec dimension. The external surfaces are CNC ground after heat treatment for a precision fit. The bolts are held to the highest possible tolerances. The trumpet area behind the gas rings, where carbon collects, is precision CNC ground after heat treatment, to ensure as smooth of an area as possible, easing clean up and longevity. Made from 9310 case hardened Steel, bolt components are shot peened and black nitride coated.
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