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Huxwrx 1574 QD 762 Muzzle Brake Black with 5/8 in-24 tpi Threads, 2.30 in OAL & 1.20 in Diameter for 30 Cal AR-Platform

$138.00
Brand
HUXWRX Safety Company
Color
Black
Caliber
.308 Win
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
706433762736
MPN
1574

Overview

The Huxwrx 1574 QD 7.62 muzzle brake is a quick-detach device engineered for 30-caliber AR-platform rifles. It features a 5/8-inch-24 TPI thread pattern and is constructed with a durable black finish. Designed to manage recoil and minimize muzzle rise, this muzzle brake utilizes a symmetrical ported design to redirect combustion gases. The QD system allows for rapid transitions between suppressed and unsuppressed firing without the use of tools. With an overall length of 2.30 inches and a diameter of 1.20 inches, it is compatible with Huxwrx and OSS QD suppressors, providing versatile recoil management for tactical or competitive shooting applications.

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