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Griffin Armament EZ-LOK Barrel Adapter 13.5x1 Left Hand Thread Stainless Steel Black

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Brand
Griffin Armament
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
689396838888

Overview

The Griffin Armament EZ-LOK barrel adapter features a 13.5x1 left-hand thread pitch and is machined from stainless steel with a black finish. Designed for Browning-style tilt-barrel pistols, the EZ-LOK system replaces traditional direct-thread pistons with a secure taper-locking interface that resists loosening during the firing cycle. The adapter can be installed using a 3/4-inch socket wrench and allows for rapid, tool-assisted suppressor attachment and removal in a single mounting orientation. In addition to providing secure, concentric alignment with minimal point-of-impact shift, the adapter serves as a thread protector when a suppressor is not attached.

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