Houlding Precision Firearms Wraith

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posted on January 23, 2015
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Looking to put your AR-15 on a diet? Take a look at the Houlding Precision Firearms Wraith ultra-light rifle.

At a weight of 6.2 pounds, the Wraith is a lean, svelte option for competition or other pursuit where every ounce matters. Built with a match-grade barrel, Geissele Super Dynamic 3-gun trigger and a host of upgraded options, the Wraith is certain to perform every bit as well as it looks.

The Wraith offers significant value for the MSRP of $2,499, between the upgraded trigger, ultralight stock and fore-end and long list of substantial upgrades. What really catches your attention, though, is picking the rifle up and experiencing the lightweight, maneuverable carbine in person.

Look for more in-depth information on this new carbine at ShootingIllustrated.com in 2015.

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