Strike Industries Enhanced End Plate And Castle Nut

    Strike Industries, known for their lightweight and creatively-styled parts and accessories, just announced the release of their Enhanced End Plate and Castle Nut combination for the AR platform. Notched and “ported” to reduce weight, the castle nut is also elongated to better protect the threads on the buffer tube. The end plate includes a QD sling attachment as well as a set screw to make takedown detent/spring installation easier.

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    SI Enhanced End Plate And Castle Nut

    Strike Industries

    SI Enhanced End Plate And Castle Nut

    Strike Industries

    SI Enhanced End Plate And Castle Nut

     

    Yet another first, the Enhanced Castle Nut and Extended End plate combo represent Strike Industries’ dedication to thinking outside the box. The SI Enhanced ECN and EEP stand out from the generic parts kit units in both aesthetics and function. The steel castle nut has been lengthened to match the extended end plate, supporting more of the receiver extension’s threaded area, and improving aesthetics. The extended end plate features a Quick Detach sling swivel mount, pushed back away from the webbing of the primary hand. This allows weapons manipulations in tight spaces and under stress, without the startling pain that can result from a pinched hand when using a sling attached to a standard, flat QD end plate.

    Strike Industries Enhanced Castle Nut And End Plate

    • 1x Enhanced Castle Nut
    • 1x Enhanced End Plate
    • 1x Set Screw

    Features

    • Aesthetic upgrade
    • Centrally placed QD for right or left hand sling use
    • Easy drop in installation
    • Simplified installation of takedown pin detent via set screw.
    • Note: First position will be lost

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