With this Upper Build Kit, you can rest assured that you'll be getting a widely available and reliable round. Not only is the .223 Remington a versatile round, but it is also a small round that is easy to shoot and control (especially in a rifle platform). With the .223 Remington round being the most popular for the AR-15 platform, this upper build kit will be an important part of creating your custom build using this caliber. Rifles chambered for .223 Wylde is 'multi-calber' and can fire 5.56x45mm cartridges alongside .223 Remington.
The ELD Performance 'Scythe' barrel is crafted from 416R stainless steel and is chambered for .223 Wylde. It is resistant to corrosion, stain-resistant, and features a 1:8 twist rate. The fluted design of this barrel improves heat dispersion and barrel harmonics, and it adds to the aesthetic of your build.
Included Is A 1/2x28 Compact Competition Style Compensator From TacFire. This Is A Solid 6061 Aluminum Device That Is Designed To Direct Muzzle Gases And The Muzzle Flash Forward And Is Finished In Black Oxide
This Aero AR-15 upper receiver features a standard 'Mil-Spec' design made from forged 7075-T6 Aircraft Grade Aluminum. This durable design comes with a standard rifle ejection door. The anodized finish only adds to its resilience against wear and tear. There is also a 1913 Picatinny rail and T-Marks to ensure users have enough room to add additional accessories. Made by Aero Precision, the Aero stripped upper is precision CNC machined and ready for your next build!
This Build Features A Premium 13" M-Lok Handguard. This Handguard Allows You To Comfortably Grip Your Rifle In A Variety Of Shooting Positions And Securely Mount A Variety Of Accessories.
The Northtac Ronin V10 1x35 Red Dot Sight is a compact reflex sight with a cantilever riser mount, turrets for windage and elevation, and LED technology that allows this red dot to stay on for up to 50,000 hours. It features motion-sensing technology that allows it to turn on when pressure is applied and then shut off when static.
