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FIREARMS NEWS - Firearmsnews.Com VOLUME 70 - ISSUE 13 FORMERLY GUN SALES, REVIEWS, & INFORMATION VOLUME 70 | ISSUE 13 | 2016 PAGE 2 FIREARMS NEWS - firearmsnews.com VOLUME 70 - ISSUE 13 TM KeyMod™ is the tactical KeyMod is here! industry’s new modular standard! • Trijicon AccuPoint TR24G 1-4x24 Riflescope $1,020.00 • American Defense • BCM® Diamondhead RECON X Scope ® Folding Front Sight $99.00 • BCM Diamondhead Mount $189.95 Folding Rear Sight $119.00 • BCM® KMR-A15 KeyMod Rail • BCMGUNFIGHTER™ Handguard 15 Inch $199.95 Compensator Mod 0 $89.95 • BCMGUNFIGHTER™ ® BCMGUNFIGHTER™ KMSM • BCM Low Profile QD End Plate $16.95 • KeyMod QD Sling Mount $17.95 Gas Block $44.95 • BCMGUNFIGHTER™ • BCMGUNFIGHTER™ Stock $55.95 Vertical Grip Mod 3 $18.95 GEARWARD Ranger • ® Band 20-Pak $10.00 BCM A2X Flash • BCMGUNFIGHTER™ Suppressor $34.95 Grip Mod 0 $29.95 B5 Systems BCMGUNFIGHTER™ SOPMOD KeyMod 1-Inch Bravo Stock $58.00 Ring Light BCM® KMR-A Mount KeyMod Free Float For 1” diameter Rail Handguards lights $39.95 Blue Force Gear Same as the fantastic original KMR Handguards but machined from aircraft aluminum! 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