Description
The GLFA .223 Wylde Braced Pistol delivers serious performance in a compact, maneuverable package — chambered in .223 Wylde for compatibility with both .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO ammunition. Built around a 7.5-inch heavy barrel (HBAR) finished in nitride (either 416R stainless steel or 4150 CMV) with 1/2×28 threading and a 1:8 twist rate, this pistol is engineered for accuracy and durability in a short-barreled configuration.
The upper and lower receivers are machined from aircraft-grade 7075 aluminum, paired with a mil-spec polymer grip and a 7.125-inch 6061 aluminum handguard featuring a full Picatinny rail for accessory versatility. The pistol gas system runs through a 0.750 black oxide gas block and pistol-length gas tube, keeping cycling smooth and reliable. A mil-spec trigger with a 5.5–6 lb pull provides consistent, predictable performance right out of the box.
Finished in a distinctive Charcoal Green Cerakote, this GLFA pistol ships with one 30-round magazine, an included muzzle brake (designed for 6-degree forward wrench-tightened installation without Loctite), and a pistol brace — ready to configure and deploy. M4 feed ramps and an ambidextrous-ready lower round out the feature set.
**Specifications:**
– **Caliber:** .223 Wylde (.223 Rem / 5.56 NATO compatible)
– **Barrel Length:** 7.5 inches | 1:8 Twist | HBAR
– **Barrel Finish:** Nitride (416R SS or 4150 CRMOV)
– **Muzzle Thread:** 1/2×28
– **Gas System:** Pistol-length | 0.750 Gas Block (Black Oxide)
– **Handguard:** 7.125″ Aluminum 6061 | Full Picatinny Rail
– **Receiver Material:** 7075 Aluminum
– **Finish:** Charcoal Green Cerakote
– **Trigger Pull:** 5.5–6 lbs (Mil-spec)
– **Magazine Capacity:** 30 Round (1 included)
– **Overall Length:** 23.5 inches
– **Weight:** 5.0 lbs
– **Sights:** None included
– **Action:** Semi-Automatic
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