C4 Bolt Carrier, Hard Chromed, with Sand Rail Cuts (Carrier ONLY)

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C4 Bolt Carrier, Hard Chromed, with Sand Rail Cuts - Carrier ONLY!

Update as of 6/26/24:
**Current Batch reflects darker chrome finish than previous batches with a black carrier key this time.**

Proudly American made in house, our new carrier will set the new standard for AR rifle bolt carrier groups. Experienced operators know the single most critical AR spare part is a spare bolt carrier group and ours have been subtly redesigned to enhance overall reliability. All critical dimensions and specifications meet or exceed the Technical Data Package requirements.

Fully hard-chrome finished, the V1 8620 steel, full-auto weight carrier includes a proper machined Mil-Spec chromed gas key that is chrome lined and heat treated per the TDP and is secured to the carrier via OCKS and properly staked during final inspection.

Sand cuts are added for increased reliability in harsh conditions.

These precisely machined, finished and hardened parts will ensure long term proper gas system functioning and reliability and have been engineered based on feedback from real world end users.

**BLEM OPTION**
Carriers deemed as blems may contain rougher than normal machining marks, discoloration, or possible surface blemishes.  Functionality of these carriers have not been compromised by any of these factors. Blems will be marked with a battle axe emblem as well as the spear logo for this current batch cycle.

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**Early batches of carriers included a small hole near the firing pin retaining pin hole that was originally inteded for a captive pin but we weren't happy with the strength and decided not to do them. The hole now has no purpose, but also won’t affect function in any way.