Midwest Industries Rail System for Smith & Wesson L Frame
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LAS VEGAS – While the SAM7R made its initial debut this past winter with just one look, the rifle will step into summer showing off two style variations that offer sportsman and enthusiasts some added comfort.
The SAM7R-51 adopts the US made, hammer-forged, machined trigger that features a wider grip to give the shooter more finger comfort. On the back-end, a Bulgarian Warsaw Pact buttstock replaces the rifle?s initial intermediate stock. Additional (original) features of this 7.62x39mm caliber rifle include a milled and forged receiver, chrome-lined, hammer-forged barrel, 14mm muzzle threads, muzzle brake, cleaning rod, bayonet lug, black polymer furniture, scope rail, one 10-round magazine, sling, oil bottle, and cleaning kit.
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On the SAM7R-65, the style changed applies to the front-end of the firearm only now with an attached FOUR-PIECE FLASH HIDER resized to fit the rifle. The intermediate buttstock stays on this rifle for the shooter who prefers some additional length. Also a 7.62 x 39 mm caliber, it comes with the following (original) features: milled and forged receiver, chrome-lined, hammer-forged barrel, 14mm muzzle threads, cleaning rod, bayonet lug, black polymer furniture, scope rail, one 10-round magazine, sling, oil bottle, and cleaning kit.
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These Configurations are exclusively sold through K-Var Corp at www.K-VAR.com or 702-364-8880.
Arsenal, Inc. is the exclusive licensed US manufacturer of the finest, most authentic firearms for government agencies, shooting enthusiasts and TV & film industry. Aresnal inc. uses the latest technology and materials in conjunction with the legendary standards of Arsenal of Bulgaria.
All models made in the US are semi-automatic, shoulder-fired, gas-operated, magazine-fed rifles and pistols built on forged, milled receivers and implement CNC technology. A wide variety of models are available in calibers 7.62 x 39mm, 5.56 x 45mm, and 5.45 x 39.5mm. Arsenal now produces a line of rifles incorporating stamped receivers that offer an economically priced alternative to the traditional forged and milled construction.
Arsenal Inc., may be found online at www.arsenalinc.com and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/arsenalinc. Contact Arsenal Inc. either by phone at (702) 643-2703 or by email at [email protected]. Additional contact information can be found below.
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