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Area 419 Universal Adapter Hellfire Muzzle Brake 3/4"-24 Thread Steel Black

$40.00
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Brand
Area 419
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Mount
UPC
850002933093

Overview

The Area 419 Universal Adapter for the Hellfire Modular Brake System is a precision-machined steel component designed to facilitate the tool-free attachment of Hellfire self-timing muzzle brakes and suppressor mounts across multiple rifles. Manufactured on CNC equipment, the adapter ensures high concentricity with the bore and utilizes a taper surface to provide optimal alignment with the muzzle threads. It features a durable black nitride finish. The recommended torque specification for installing the adapter to the barrel is 25 ft-lbs. Note: Use of citric-acid cleaners or CLR for maintenance may cause discoloration to the finish and will void the manufacturer's lifetime warranty.

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