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American Precision Arms G3F5830N Gen 3 Fat Bastard Self Timing Brake Black Nitride Stainless Steel with 5/8 in-24 tpi Threads, 3.50 in OAL & 1.10 in Diameter for 30 Cal, Rifle

$157.66
Brand
American Precision Arms
Color
Black
Caliber
.30 Cal
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
810131790615

Overview

The American Precision Arms Gen 3 Fat Bastard is a self-timing muzzle brake designed for .30 caliber rifles with barrel diameters of .850 inches or larger. Constructed from stainless steel with a black nitride finish, it measures 3.50 inches in overall length and 1.10 inches in diameter, utilizing a 5/8"-24 tpi thread pattern. The muzzle brake features a five-port configuration with internal tooth geometry to maximize recoil reduction, alongside tunable unique recoil profile (URP) top ports to manage muzzle rise and lateral movement. A lock-nut design provides zero over-rotation and secure timing. The unit includes set screws, an Allen wrench, and a single-use thread locking compound.

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