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Faxon MuzzLok Plan B Muzzle Brake M18x1.5 .338 - Muzzle Device

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Brand
Faxon
Caliber
.338 Cal
Category
Gun Parts
Mount Type
HUB Mount
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
810209951245

Overview

The Faxon MuzzLok Plan B Muzzle Brake is a .338-inch-bore muzzle device designed for M18x1.5-threaded barrels. Machined from 17-4 PH stainless steel with a nitride finish, this device combines effective recoil reduction and muzzle rise control with compatibility for the Plan B suppressor ecosystem. The MuzzLok system utilizes a left-hand timing nut, allowing for repeatable installation at the desired orientation without the need for crush washers or shims. It features a 29/32-24 UNEF-2A Plan B interface thread, enabling direct integration with 1.375-24 HUB-mount suppressors when used with a compatible adapter. The unit includes the muzzle brake, left-hand timing nut, and installation instructions.

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