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Battle Arms Development Thumper Muzzle Brake BAD-THUMPER-223-BN, Black Finish, 1/2X28 Threads BAD-THUMPER-223-BN

$64.00
Brand
Battle Arms Development
Color
Black Nitride
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
810033781872
MPN
BADTHUMPER223BN

Overview

The Battle Arms Development Thumper Muzzle Brake (BAD-THUMPER-223-BN) is engineered for .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO AR-15 platforms with standard 1/2x28 threads. Constructed from durable 17-4 stainless steel and finished in black nitride, it features the manufacturer logo engraved on top. This muzzle brake utilizes a large single-chamber design paired with two top ports to effectively mitigate recoil and reduce muzzle rise, allowing shooters to stay on target for faster follow-up shots. Additionally, four extended prongs function to disperse and conceal muzzle flash, making it a valuable addition for both competitive shooters and hunters.

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