Q SUGAR WEASEL SHORTY 300 BLK SBR – BLUE TITANIUM

$1,799.00

*NFA ITEM*
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Q SUGAR WEASEL SHORTY 7″ 300BLK SBR – BLUE TITANIUM LIMITED EDITION

Name: Q SUGAR WEASEL SHORTY 300 BLK SBR - BLUE TITANIUM
Brand: Q
SKU: QSW-300BLK-7IN-SHORTY-BTIT
Availability: InStock

Yep, we did it. A Blue Sugar Weasel.

The SUGAR WEASEL a 7-inch direct impingement pistol chambered in 300 BLK.

It’s built on clear anodized M16 spec receiver set (no forward assist), and features the same fast-twist barrel, Cherry Bomb muzzle brake, adjustable gas block, and 6-inch M-LOK handguard as the higher priced Honey Badger. The receiver extension is topped off with a custom gray Q 2-Position Shorty Stock.

If you want a gun that stands out, is handy, hits hard, and doesn’t break the bank, these models will surely fit the bill.

CLEAR ANODIZED M16 SPEC RECEIVER SET WITH A CERAKOTE FINISH
BARREL: 300 BLK, 7 INCH, 1:5 TWIST
MUZZLE: 25° TAPERED SHOULDER, 5/8-24 THREAD
MUZZLE DEVICE: CHERRY BOMB MUZZLE BRAKE
GAS SYSTEM: PISTOL LENGTH, ADJUSTABLE GAS BLOCK
TRIGGER: SINGLE STAGE
CLEAR ANODIZED 6 INCH M-LOK HANDGUARD
CLEAR ANODIZED RAPTOR HB CHARGING HANDLE
90° FIRE CONTROL SAFETY SELECTOR
Q 2-POSITION SHORTY STOCK
WEIGHT: 4 lbs 14 oz
LENGTH: 22.7 IN – 25.75 IN

AND NOW, A WORD FROM RECOIL MAGAZINE ABOUT CLEAR ANODIZED FORGED RECEIVERS…

“Unlike billet receivers, forged receivers have impurities in the metallurgical content due to the forging process. Since no dye is added during anodizing, any imperfections or impurities in the metal are more readily seen through the clear anodization. Unfortunately, it’s something that cannot be avoided but is only cosmetic in nature. That’s why Krylon exists anyway…”