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Area 419 419HF-BN-6MM-5824 Hellfire Self Timing Brake 223/6mm 5/8"x24 Threads Black Nitride Steel 6" OAL, Brakes & Compensators

$157.32
Brand
Area 419
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
810080180178
MPN
419HFBN6MM5824

Overview

The Area 419 Hellfire is a self-timing muzzle brake designed for .223/6mm caliber rifles with a 5/8-24 threaded muzzle. It utilizes a proprietary port design with rearward-facing ports to reduce recoil by approximately 52% while mitigating muzzle rise without top porting. The system features a simple, tool-free knurled nut for timing, ensuring the brake remains level after installation. It is machined from heat-treated 17-4PH stainless steel and finished in black nitride for corrosion resistance. This 6-inch OAL brake assembly uses a universal adapter that stays torqued onto the barrel, allowing the brake to be removed and re-installed without affecting zero. The face of the brake is engraved with caliber markings and a horizontal leveling line to assist with correct orientation.

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