Preview: KNS Precision Galil ACE Plastic Delete Kit

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posted on August 29, 2021
KNS Precision Galil ACE Plastic Delete Kit metal black steel brown bag

KNS Precision Galil ACE Plastic Delete KitThe IWI Galil Ace models in either 7.62x39 mm or 5.45x39 mm make an excellent addition to any bug-out bag, but they can be refined with the KNS Plastic Delete Kit. The kit, which allows removal of the factory plastic lower trigger housing, consists of an anodized-aluminum replacement and new safety block that installs in minutes.

The new housing accommodates non-beavertail AR grips, including vertical styles, providing better access to the magazine release and compatibility with X Tech-style polymer or drum magazines. An added bonus is that the receiver’s lines, indicative of the Galil’s rich heritage, are more recognizable.

The KNS Plastic Delete Kit retails for $150 to $175 (depending on color) and was designed to be installed by the user with common tools and a bench vise. Firearm disassembly is required, and KNS Precision provides detailed instructions.

To customize your Galil to the fullest, color options are available and include: Blactical, Tanodized, Big Red, Blue Falcon and Gray Daze. For more information, please visit knsprecisioninc.com.

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