Foxtrot Mike has been offering its innovative 9MM PCC for more than 6 years. It has become a go to
for competitive PCC shooters and consumers alike. The Mike-9 Fully Ambi Stripped Lower receiver is A Glock
magazine compatible Pistol Caliber Carbine, housed in the familiar AR style Stripped Lower receiver.

The Mike-9 Fully Ambi Stripped Lower receiver boasts a patented bolt hold-open mechanism, which is not based
on bent sheet metal. This design provides a reliable and durable solution to the common problem of
bolt hold-open failure. This Lower is fully ambidextrous, featuring an ambi safety, bolt catch, and mag catch.

The Mike-9 Complete Lower Receiver is a feature rich, premium quality Glock
compatible PCC Lower Receiver, a great starting point, for your unique build.

Features:

CALIBER: 9MM

LOWER RECEIVER: MACHINED FROM AIRCRAFT GRADE ALUMINUM HARD MIL-SPEC TYPE III ANODIZING

SAFETY SELECTOR: FM - PRODUCTS AMBIDEXTROUS

LENGTH (INCHES): 8''

WEIGHT (LBS): 2 LBS

COMPATIBLE WITH 9MM GLOCK STYLE MAGAZINES

BEST LAST ROUND BOLT HOLD OPEN AVAILABLE

PREMIUM 3D MACHINED EXTRA WIDE MAGWELL FOR EASY MAGAZINE CHANGES

AMBI MAGAZINE CATCH

STEEL EJECTOR

COMES FULLY ASSEMBLED

Lifetime warranty on all Foxtrot Mike Products.

Warranty claims on all stripped items and build kits will be judged on a case by case basis as the item is not being bought as a complete item. Since we do not have control of the parts installed, or how the parts are installed we cannot guarantee functionality or reliability of stripped items or build kits.To be assembled into manually operated configurations (e.g., bolt, lever, slide, pump)

Compliance Notice (Washington Residents):
This item is a frame or receiver only and is not a complete or operable firearm. Washington law regulates the manufacture, importation, distribution, sale, and offer for sale of “assault weapons” as defined in RCW 9.41.010 and RCW 9.41.390.
A frame or receiver standing alone is a part of a firearm. Any future assembly must comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws. Manually operated firearm configurations (e.g., bolt, lever, slide, pump) are excluded from the statutory definition of an “assault weapon.”