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Limited number of KMW Rifles Ready To Ship. 100% manufactured in the U.S.A. The KMW M5 is a true premium DBM bottom metal. Each is precision machined in accordance to the standard M5 footprint and pillar height.
Weight: The Mk-1 DBM assembly weighs 4.58 ounces or 129.5 grams without pillars or stock bolts. What it comes with : Each Mk-1 DBM bottom metal hardware set comes with pillars machined from 6061-T6 to the correct length to insure proper function with Remington M700 and all similar custom versions. Made in USA grade 8 stock bolts from HoloKrome ...
KMW would not exist if it were not for my clients that trust this shop with their business. This is a very brief collection of a few customers that shared their photos. KMW Shop Gallery Here are a few key areas of the KMW shop. This is where I spend most of ...
This hardware offers flush locking bolt design that cannot snag on obstacles or your gear during movement. Reversible clamp crossbolt design accomodates LH and RH access. Weighs just 5.6 ounces / 164 grams. 3/16" Hex wrench fittings adjust crossbolt clamp as well as lateral/horizontal adjustments.
LoggerHead ACP Hardware by KMW Out of stock Quick View MUNSter NV Mount Price $249.00 Quick View KMW SENTINEL Ts - Out of stock On Sale! Quick View 6mm Krieger Barrel Blank: 1-8" Twist. #14 Hvy Palma SS Regular Price $429.00 Sale Price ...
There are 4 varieties of molded in colors. Most have HV barrel channels. Some are inletted for the KMW MUNSter NV mount. Descriptions in the KMW web store will specifically describe each. All parts kits will include: >KMW Integrated Mounting Block for Short Action, RH, Rem 700 style actions. The stocks were inletted for the Gen 1 version.
SENTINEL Combat Stocks. TM. The SENTINEL Combat Stock was developed and designed from the ground up by Terry Cross. It is the product of 4 years of work that includes input from tactical competition shooters as well as Law Enforcement agencies across the country. The raw stock bodies are manufactured for KMW by McMillan Fiberglass Stocks.
