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- The Primary Weapons System MK216 and MK116 use a long-stroke gas piston.
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- Bravo Company’s Mod 4 Gunfighter charging handle has an extended latch to make chambering a round quick and easy.
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- QD sling-swivel attachments mount to the bulkhead at the rear of the fore-end and allow attaching a sling on three sides.
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- The MK116 is festooned with a host of coveted tactical accessories, making it a versatile 5.56 NATO carbine.
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- PWS’ MK216 is chambered in 7.62 NATO and ships with a 20-round Magpul Pmag LR magazine.
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- The PWS long-stroke piston runs through the charging handle to the bolt-carrier assembly, adding to the carrier’s mass and increasing reliability without adding to the rifle’s part count.
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- An enlarged rear of the bolt-carrier assembly prevents it from tilting, eliminating a problem with some piston ARs.
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- A free-floating quad-rail fore-end includes a full-length top rail for mounting optics. All four rails terminate just beyond the gas block, allowing for tremendous versatility when attaching accessories.
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- Both the MK116 and MK216 have forward assists and angled brass deflectors.
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- Both PWS carbines retain the AR’s buffer spring in a fluted tube.
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- As with conventional ARs, a detent holds the spring in place.
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