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Eotech EOT-DCBL-556-MB DCBL Suppressor 5.56 1.75″ Black Titanium

$999.00
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Brand
EOTech
Color
Black
Caliber
5.56x45mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Suppressor
UPC
672294470595
MPN
EOTDCBL556MB

Overview

The EOTECH DCBL 5.56 NATO Titanium Suppressor utilizes a vent-forward internal architecture built around Grade 5 titanium construction to reduce back-pressure, muzzle report, recoil impulse, and gas blowback. Rated at 133.6 dB, this rifle suppressor is engineered to limit carbon accumulation and features HUB-compatible threading for versatile mounting. Finished in a corrosion-resistant black coating, it provides improved shooter comfort and smoother cycling for live-fire applications.

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