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Dead Air LT306 HUB Direct Thread Mount 3/4"x20 4140 HT Alloy Steel Black Nitride,Suppressor Accessories

$64.02
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Brand
Dead Air
Color
QPQ Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Suppressor
UPC
810128160339
MPN
LT306

Overview

The Dead Air LT306 is a HUB-compatible (1 3/8-24) direct thread mount designed to allow the attachment of suppressors to various firearms. This mount features a 3/4"x20 thread pattern and is constructed from 4140 heat-treated alloy steel with a durable QPQ black nitride finish. Measuring 1.750 inches in length and weighing 2.78 oz, it is compatible with Dead Air Nomad, Primal, and other HUB-compatible silencers.

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