Heckler & Koch MR556 Handguard Locking Screw
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Heckler & Koch MR556 Handguard Locking Screw

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Product Description

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Description: Heckler & Koch MR556 Handguard Locking Screw. This locking screw is made from a durable steel, carries a black finish, and is an OEM factory original H&K component. This handguard locking screw is made for the HK416 & MR556A1 model of rifles. The locking screw holds and secures the handguard to the firearm around the barrel. This screw is perfect for replacing a worn part or keeping as a spare for your rifle. Heckler & Koch is world renowned for their high quality firearms and parts. When you buy a H&K part or accessory, you know that you're getting the highest quality materials and assembly available.

Models Fit:

  • H&K MR556 Rifle
  • H&K 416 Rifle

Manufacturer: Heckler and Koch

Note: It is recommended that all H&K parts be installed by a qualified and trained gunsmith.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:

  • Brand: Heckler and Koch
  • Caliber: .223 Rem,5.56x45mm
  • Finish / Color: Black
  • Firearm Type: Rifle
  • Material: Steel
  • Models Fit: MR556A1,HK416

Specifications

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  • Brand: Heckler and Koch
  • Caliber: .223 Rem,5.56x45mm
  • Finish / Color: Black
  • Firearm Type: Rifle
  • Material: Steel
  • Models Fit: HK MR556A1,HK HK416

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Hex Head Locking Screw for MR556 Handguard
5 out of 5
ELH
Location: Wyoming
Date: March 19, 2022
I got this to replace the screw that I butchered when attempting to remove the OEM 12.5" M-LOK handguard off my MR556. The original was a slotted hex head that was a bear to take off. For future reference, I recommend using a socket instead of a large screwdriver. This replacement screw is tightened using an Allen wrench, so now I can carry an appropriate-sized one in the buttstock should I need to remove the handguard. The price was significantly less than half the price of the other vendor who had it in stock, although I thought the $7.99 shipping charge was a bit high given the size and weight of the screw.
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