We just wrapped up another run of (Grade B) MUR uppers in our “Null” ano colorway. Null is our undyed hardcoat process that produces tan and gray shades. The exact shade you get depends on several factors, like alloy, plating thickness, and what mood the ano tanks are in that day

Love the alternate markings on the Special Projects uppers.

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Several models of our handguards, including our ARCA and FRC (ARCA / handstop combo) models, have just been reprogrammed to run on new machines. New tooling, new fixtures, new optimized programs. Many awesome changes in the works. We appreciate your patience during the transition

“Null” MUR-1A uppers getting ready for their adventures across the land. You can really see the color variation in this pic. Good stuff.

Just released some of our MUR uppers in a new undyed hardcoat colorway called “Null”.

VLTOR has always had one foot firmly planted in the sheet metal world. Our parent company has been doing it since 1965. This is the newest iteration of our CMRD and rail. AKM pattern, extended (CMRD-AKM-E).

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Some undyed hardcoat MUR prototypes coming out of the VLTOR Special Projects Div. We call this colorway “Null”.

Akshay from Revival Defense built up this VLTOR rig. It has our MUR upper receiver, CASV-M2E piggyback handguard, Emod stock, and A5 buffer system. The CASV handguards have so much flavor. Builds that utilize them always have a unique spirit.

We did a special run of our CASV-M2E handguards in ODG hardcoat.

It’s not common for us to have mid-length CASV handguards in stock. We have both iterations available at the moment, so I figured it would be good to give a rundown on the differences between the two.