Midwest Industries Marlin 1895 Extended MLOK Sight System Black

$314.95

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Features:

Fits Marlin 1895 variants
Heavy-duty ghost ring for fast target acquisition
Wide windage and elevation adjustment range for use with different ammunition
Midwest Industries sight adjustment tool included
Steel rear aperture and front sight post
Designed for Marlin 1895 rifles with handguard cap
Features a forward-mounted sling swivel for the use of conventional hunting slings
Includes one 5-slot M-LOK rail section
Slim and lightweight for enhanced feel
Ultra-rigid design that provides multiple points of contact with the firearm
Constructed from Hard Coat Anodized 6061 Aluminum for a lifetime of service
Features full-length top Picatinny rail for lights lasers or additional accessories
Handguard length: 13.625 inches
Handguard width: 1.640 inches
Patent pending
Made in the USA
Lifetime warranty

Compatibility Notice
Not compatible with the XS Lever Scout Mount & 336Y Models
Only for use with front sights that have 1.00” between threaded front sight holes
Fits on these known models with a forward handguard cap
Marlin® 1895 (excluding the CB model)

Additional information

UPC	812102033912
Manufacturer	Midwest Industries
Manufacturer Part Number	MI-MAR1895XRS
Product Type	Handguard
Model	M-LOK

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