KAK Industry has recently expanded on their hard-use K-SPEC bolt carrier groups with .224 Valkyrie/6.8spc support.

KAK Industry states “The K-SPEC BCG combines multiple key features focused on increasing the reliability of your AR15 style firearm no matter if you are running suppressed or unsuppressed, and regardless of conditions.

The K-SPEC is a truly plug and play BCG that will accommodate whatever configuration your mission requires.

For those running suppressed, the K-SPEC requires no additional tuning or tweaking of the gas or recoil systems to run reliably.

Like all KAK BCGs, the K-SPEC is machined to the M16 full auto profile.”

DETAILS:

  • Designed to function reliably in the toughest conditions
  • Optimized for both Suppressed and Un-suppressed use, All uses – All Conditions
  • Dual Ejectors for enhanced reliability
  • Angled Carrier Rail Cuts for flawless function in adverse conditions and prolonged suppressed use
  • Downward Gas Ports to reduce gas blowback to shooter
  • Full Auto Profile
  • Permatex added between Gas Key and Carrier Mating Surface
  • Carrier- 8620 steel, outside rails, bolt runs, and gas bores ground to .0002 tolerances, nitride finish
  • Bolt- 9310 steel, outside diameters ground to .0002 tolerances, MPI test, nitride finish
  • Firing Pin- 8740 steel, Swiss turned, heat treated, precision ground, chrome plated
  • Cam Pin – 4140 steel, Swiss turned, heat treated, nitride finish
  • Extractor- 4140 steel, fully machined, Phosphate coated
  • Extractor pin- S7 tool steel, ground, heat treated
  • Ejector- S7 tool steel, ground, heat treated
  • Gas key – 4130 steel, heat treated, secured with T25 torx fasteners, torqued to spec, staked with hydraulic staking machine
  • 11.5 oz

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