Arisaka Defense M-LOK Hand Stop (Color: Black)

Features

• Durable and precision made CNC 6061-T651 aluminum
• Scratch and wear resistant MIL-A-8625 Type III hard coat anodization
• Low profile and minimal control design
• Aids users in pulling their rifle into their shoulder
• Helps provide enhanced control and recoil mitigation
• Can be used as a barricade stop
• When attached reversed and placed at the front of the handguard it can prevent the support hand from slipping off the end
• Fits a wide variety of hands without being too large to get in the way
• Made in the U.S.A.

The Patented Arisaka Hand Stop is a continuation of our low profile, minimal control accessories. The primary goal of this accessory is to aid the user in pulling their rifle into their shoulder, enhancing control and recoil mitigation. The Hand Stop can also be used as a barricade stop, or reversed and placed at the front of the handguard to prevent the support hand from slipping off the end. The size and profile were designed to fit a wide variety of hands without being too large to get in the way.

Manufacturer: Arisaka Defense

Specifications:

Height: 33.02mm / 1.3in
Width: 15.88mm / 0.625in (At widest point)
weight: 22.68g / 0.8oz
Anodization: MIL-A-8625 Type III hard coat
Compatibility: M-LOK Rails
Package Includes: Hand Stop, 2x M-LOK Nut, 2x 10-24x5/16" Torx Button Head Screw
Material: CNC 6061-T651 Aluminum


Note:

This product is covered by U.S. Patent No(s). D1025270 and other pending patents.

Requires an IP20 TorxPlus driver for installation (not included).

About Arisaka

Arisaka LLC is a design and manufacturing company owned and operated by Walter Fowler and William Roberson. They share an ardent enthusiasm for shooting sports and the Second Amendment, and seek to create unique, well-engineered components and accessories for the shooting industry.Both Walt and Will hold the men and women who serve our country in high regard. Their family ties to the U.S. military span several generations, reaching back to World War II. Walt grew up as an Air Force brat and Will is an Army brat, and both their fathers are Vietnam veterans. During World War II, Will had a grandfather on the USS Arkansas and USS Shangri-La, and an uncle in the 442nd RCT.As Japanese Americans, they chose the name Arisaka to honor their cultural background and show respect for Arisaka Nariakira, one of Japan's most iconic weapons designers. Many of the core principles of Japanese culture, such as perseverance, teamwork, harmony, and family, have a direct impact on Arisaka's operations.All Arisaka products are designed, tested, and made in the USA.