DPMS / PSA 10.5″ 9mm M-LOK 12″ Slant Upper w/Cross Industries 10/10 Cross Mag Build

Description

DPMS / PSA 10.5″ 9mm M-LOK 12″ Slant Upper w/Cross Industries 10/10 Cross Mag Build

Lower – DPMS Panther Arms A-15

The DPMS A-15 is a great inexpensive lower to get an AR-15 into your possession and build down the road. It comes with all parts to function with any AR-15 upper receiver.

Features

• Forged 7075-T6 Aircraft Aluminum Alloy Hard coat anodized
• Designated as “Multi-Cal” for building of wide array of calibers
• Standard with any AR-15 Lower Parts Kit (for upgrades)
• Installed Aluminum Trigger Guard
• Aluminum Magazine Release Button
• Pardus Collapsing 6-Position Stock

Upper – PSA Lightweight M-LOK Slant Upper

Comes with the User friendly M-LOK platform which allows you to have a huge array of Grips,Mounts,Lights, and Lasers! Barrel comes equipped with a fat Flash Hider.

Features

• 4150V Chrome Moly Vanadium Steel Barrel
• Nitride Finished Barrel
• 1/2x28TPI Threading
• Carbine Length Gas System
• 1:7 Twist Rate
• KAK Industries Flash Can
• PSA 12″ Slant End M-LOK Rail
• Full Auto Profile BCG

Magazine – Cross Industries AR15 Pistol Coupling Magazine

Cross strives to re-engineer the overlooked. We’ve brought together the brightest minds to provide AR15 Pistol owners with an alternative to the common, yet underperforming 10 round magazines. Cross prides themselves in unprecedented magazine capacity, as well as the highest standards for material durability; so you can reliably Return More Fire™. Two 10-round magazines can be coupled in 4 different configurations, perfect for any tactical enthusiast.

Advanced Coupling System 

• No additional tools required to reconfigure
• Integrated angle makes it possible to have the 2 major configurations, curved and straight
• Bi-directional floorplates allow another 2 possible configurations

Unmatchable Materials

Designed to perform in the frigid north, Cross’ polymer is a new to market material that is specially formulated for cold weather impact resistance. Its unique properties allow virtually no change in mechanical properties from 73f/20c to -22f/-30c, whereas most polymer materials used for magazines have between .125-.25 the strength at -22f/-30c compared to room temperature. This gives them on average 3-8x better impact resistance than competitive materials at -22f/-30c.