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Breek Arms BRK4415 Scorch 3-Prong Plan B Black Nitride Steel 1/2"x28 Threads 223 Cal/5.56mm

$59.95
Brand
Breek Arms
Color
Black
Caliber
5.56x45mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
812296031749
MPN
BRK4415

Overview

The Breek Arms Scorch 3-Prong flash hider is a compact, 1.75-inch muzzle device engineered for the Plan B and Atlas suppressor mounting systems. Machined from 4140 hardened steel with a black nitride finish, it features internal flash-cutter threads designed to eliminate the vibration resonance typical of standard prong designs, preventing the characteristic tuning-fork ping. This device is compatible with 1/2x28 threaded .223/5.56 and 9mm barrels. Its 3-prong design is optimized to disrupt and redirect muzzle blast for maximum flash reduction, preserving the shooter's low-light vision. The Plan B interface allows for tool-less suppressor installation and removal in seconds. The unit weighs 2.2 ounces, requires a 13/16-inch wrench for installation, and includes a peel washer. It is rated for a torque spec of 20–30 ft-lbs.

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