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American Precision Arms G3L5838S Gen 3 Little Bastard Self Timing Brake Stainless Steel with 5/8 in-24 tpi Threads, 2.55 in OAL & 1 in Diameter for 338 Cal, Rifle

$143.24
Brand
American Precision Arms
Color
Stainless
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
810131790394
MPN
G3L5838S

Overview

The American Precision Arms Gen 3 Little Bastard is a 4-port self-timing muzzle brake engineered for .338 caliber rifles with 5/8"-24 TPI threads. It features a stainless steel construction with an overall length of 3.50 inches, a 1.110-inch outside diameter, and a weight of 7.20 oz. The design incorporates an integral locking nut for easy timing and a "Bastard tooth" internal geometry that creates a parachute effect to further mitigate recoil. It also includes tunable URP (Unique Recoil Profile) top ports to manage muzzle rise and lateral movement. The brake is designed to handle magnum cartridges and includes a screw set, Allen wrench, and Threadtite for installation.

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