Gunsmithing Block for AR10/SR25/LR308 Upper Receivers - .308 Upper Receiver Rod - Midwest Industries
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- Code: MI-308URR
- Manufacturer: Midwest Industries
- EAN code: 5902808618102
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Gunsmith Block for AR10/SR25/LR308 Bolt Carrier Groups - .308 Upper Receiver Rod - Midwest Industries
The gunsmith block for AR10/SR25/LR308 bolt carrier groups from the renowned company Midwest Industries is an indispensable tool for every firearm enthusiast and professional gunsmith. Designed with maximum functionality and safety in mind, it allows precise assembly and disassembly of the upper bolt carrier group components of LR308 and AR10 models chambered in .308 caliber. High-quality craftsmanship and thoughtful design make this a product that meets even the most demanding workshop tasks.
Key Product Features
- Compatibility with barrels and bolt carrier groups of LR308 and AR10 in .308 caliber
- Ideal for mounting and dismounting barrel nuts, even the most seized ones
- Does not cause damage or scratches to the surface of the upper bolt carrier group
- Allows installation of muzzle devices without risk of damaging the indexing pin
- Fits both forged and machined bolt carrier groups
- High-quality 4140 Ordnance steel and durable black oxide finish
- Sights can remain mounted during work
- Flexible mounting – horizontal or vertical in a bench vise
- 100% made in the USA
- *Not compatible with DPMS G2 308
Durability and Safety of Use
The Midwest Industries gunsmith block is made from durable 4140 Ordnance grade steel, ensuring its longevity and resistance to mechanical damage. The use of a black oxide finish provides additional protection against corrosion and wear, even with intensive use. With this tool, you can confidently perform all tasks related to barrel assembly and disassembly without risking damage to the firearm's delicate surfaces.
