The Radical Firearms FCR Upper Receiver is a flat top, law-enforcement grade, drop-in receiver, ready to be mounted to any Mil-Spec AR-15 lower. This fully MIL-STD receiver provides a high-quality upper for any level budget or shooter. It comes complete and assembled with upper receiver, forward assist, ejection port door, barrel nut. 16" barrel and an A2 flash hider. This 7.62x39mm model has a black nitride barrel with black hardcoat anodized receiver and 12" handguard.

The Radical Firearms 16 inches heavy barrel contour profile 7.62x39 is a complete MIL-STD upper ready to drop on any MIL-STD lower Receiver. Perfect for the novice or advanced shooter wanting to finish out that build and hit the range. Built with our 12 inches FCR free float rail system for increased accuracy and keeping your hands cool. No matter what your style of shooting is, Radical Firearms has you covered.

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