Alexander Arms Highlander 17 HMR 11" Threaded Barrel Pistol - PHI17NB
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Alexander Arms Highlander PHI17NB in .17 HMR. This 11 inch threaded barrel AR-style pistol features a black anodized aluminum receiver with a Picatinny rail for optics, a straight fluted barrel, and an Alexander Arms branded handguard. It uses the SBA Tactical brace for stability and ships with two magazines for a 10+1 capacity. Threaded barrel allows mounting muzzle devices such as suppressors or brakes. Includes two magazines for extended shooting sessions. This versatile Highlander is designed for a variety of shooting applications from hunting small game to target practice.
Key Features:
- 10+1 magazine capacity
- Threaded barrel for muzzle devices
- Lightweight and well-balanced design
- Includes two magazines
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Alexander Arms
- Caliber: .17 HMR
- Action: Semi Automatic
- Barrel Length: 11 in
- Condition: New
- SKU: HGN-ALEX-PHI17NB
- Mfg. Part Number: PHI17NB
- UPC: 819511022360
- Threaded Barrel: Yes
- Type: Pistol
Specifications
- Manufacturer:
- Alexander Arms
- Category:
- Lower Receiver
- Length:
- 17.0"
- UPC:
- 819511022360
- MPN:
- PHI17NB
- Required Component:
- Yes
- Complete Firearm:
- Yes
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