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Faxon Rowdy Pineapple Muzzle Brake 5.56 1/2"-28 Thread Stainless

$65.00
Brand
Faxon
Color
Stainless
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Barrel Length
2.5in
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
816341029514

Overview

The Faxon Rowdy Pineapple is a 5.56 muzzle device engineered to reduce flash and direct sound forward away from the shooter. Machined from 17-4 stainless steel, it features a glass bead blast finish with a passivated treatment for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance. The device utilizes a unique Venturi-style port system, which mixes cooler ambient air with escaping muzzle blast to decrease flash signature without increasing backpressure. Designed for 1/2"-28 threaded barrels, the Rowdy Pineapple features a direct-thread installation that does not require a crush washer. The exterior is characterized by a medium diamond knurl pattern, which provides a positive grip for hand torque during installation. Its design is particularly effective at improving shooter comfort when used on shorter barrels or within confined environments.

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