5.56 NATO Complete Piston Upper 14.5" - Wolf A1

Name: 5.56 NATO Complete Piston Upper 14.5" - Wolf A1
Brand: Wolf
SKU: WOLFA1-14.5
Price: 498.5 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

WOLF

Out of stock

SKU

WOLFA1-14.5

$498.50

Notify me when this product is in stock

Skip to the end of the images gallery

Skip to the beginning of the images gallery

Product Details

5.56x45 NATO Complete Piston Upper 14.5 Inch Barrel - Wolf A1

The Wolf Arms A1 Piston Upper Receiver may be better known as the Taiwanese T91 upper receiver. These receivers are so compatible with American rifles due to the alliance that the Taiwanese military so strongly relies upon. Wolf is now importing these uppers to the United States where American-made barrels are applied to the Taiwanese made parts, creating a rugged, accurate, slick, military-grade piston-driven upper receiver that is available to American civilians at a very attractive price point. The only real difference the A1 has when compared against the original T91 is the missing bayonet lug, which helps shave off precious ounces anyway. This is not a front-heavy or overly complex upper receiver, unlike most piston-driven systems available for your AR15 in today's market. The uniquely handsome profile can be attributed to the handguard, which may remind you of the American M16A1 forend, with its long, tapered, clamshell design.

Short Stroke Piston Gas System, Proprietary "Rapid Clean" Feature
American-Made Hammer Forged Barrel (5.56x45 NATO), 1-7" Twist Rate
One-Piece Bolt Carrier
Flash Suppressor (W/ Porting)
Integral Front Sight Tower
Authentic T91 Hand Guard and Charging Handle.

It is the customer's responsibility to be aware of all applicable laws and regulations regarding the purchase and ownership of uppers with a barrel length of less than 16". Federal NFA regulations are applicable to this item. An “AR-15 Pistol” upper assembly has a barrel less than 16” in length. Pistol uppers are only for use on AR-15 pistol lowers and legal Short-Barreled Rifles. Other configurations may violate Federal law.