M4 Flat Top Open Stock, 14" Barrel
$266.52
- SKUFSM4FT14
- UPC
- BrandBlueguns
Discontinued
Description
Highlights:
"M4 Flat Top Open Stock/14" Barrel" refers to an M4-pattern rifle configuration described in general terms:
M4 Pattern: Part of the M4 family of carbine-style rifle designs, commonly discussed for their compact size and modular architecture.
Flat Top Receiver: The upper receiver features a flat mounting rail rather than a fixed carry handle, allowing attachment of modular sighting systems or related accessories.
Open Stock: A non-enclosed or minimalist stock design, often skeletonized or lightweight, typically referenced for reduced weight and altered ergonomics compared with traditional closed stocks.
14-Inch Barrel: Indicates the barrel length, which affects overall size, balance, and handling characteristics. Barrel length is also a key factor in how such configurations are classified under applicable laws.
Together, the term describes an M4-style rifle setup combining a flat-top upper, an open-profile stock, and a shorter barrel length, usually discussed in the context of handling, ergonomics, and configuration characteristics, with legal considerations varying by jurisdiction.
Included:
M4 Flat Top Open Stock, 14" Barrel
"M4 Flat Top Open Stock/14" Barrel" refers to an M4-pattern rifle configuration described in general terms:
M4 Pattern: Part of the M4 family of carbine-style rifle designs, commonly discussed for their compact size and modular architecture.
Flat Top Receiver: The upper receiver features a flat mounting rail rather than a fixed carry handle, allowing attachment of modular sighting systems or related accessories.
Open Stock: A non-enclosed or minimalist stock design, often skeletonized or lightweight, typically referenced for reduced weight and altered ergonomics compared with traditional closed stocks.
14-Inch Barrel: Indicates the barrel length, which affects overall size, balance, and handling characteristics. Barrel length is also a key factor in how such configurations are classified under applicable laws.
Together, the term describes an M4-style rifle setup combining a flat-top upper, an open-profile stock, and a shorter barrel length, usually discussed in the context of handling, ergonomics, and configuration characteristics, with legal considerations varying by jurisdiction.
Included:
M4 Flat Top Open Stock, 14" Barrel