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Dead Air Armament .38 Caliber Micro Muzzle Brake/QD Key Mount Suppressor Mount Threaded 5/8x24 Steel Matte Black

$69.99
Brand
Dead Air
Color
Black Nitride
Caliber
9mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
810128160544

Overview

The Dead Air Armament KeyMicro Muzzle Brake is a short, lightweight, single-port muzzle device designed to function as a minimalist brake or as a QD mounting point for compatible suppressors. Featuring a 9mm bore and 5/8x24 threading, this device is constructed from durable steel with a black nitride finish. It utilizes the same KeyMo technology as larger Dead Air systems, providing a flatter shooting experience and reduced concussion when used without a suppressor. This mount is compatible with several Dead Air suppressor lines, including the Wolfman (with KeyMicro adapter), Ghost-45M (with KeyMicro adapter), Sandman series, Nomad series (with KeyMo adapter), Nomad-Ti series (with KeyMo adapter), Primal (with KeyMo adapter), and Sierra-5 (with KeyMo adapter).

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