NEW! FNH FN 15 Competition Rifle

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posted on January 27, 2016
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FNH has added to its line of direct-impingement AR-15s, the FN 15 series, with the introduction of the Competition. Featuring a distinctive blue anodized receiver and an 18” chrome-lined, cold hammer forged barrel, the Competition was conceived from the drawing board with use in 3-Gun in mind. Furnished in a 16” Mega Arms handguard and a Magpul SL buttstock, the rifle comes from the factory with a Timney Competition single-stage trigger and a Surefire ProComp556 muzzle brake. For more information on FNH’s FN 15 series of rifles, visit fnamerica.com.

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