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Kynshot PB6006 Guide Rod Sig Sauer P365XL Stainless Steel

$125.99
Brand
KynSHOT
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
Glock
Gun Part Type
Slide
UPC
854476005447

Overview

The Kynshot PB6006 is a drop-in hydraulic guide rod assembly designed specifically for the SIG Sauer P365XL pistol. Built entirely from 17-4 stainless steel, it incorporates patented self-compensating hydraulic damping technology that automatically adapts to varying ammunition loads without requiring manual tuning or modification to the firearm. By metering hydraulic fluid through a calibrated orifice, the system limits peak rearward slide velocity and reduces total recoil motion by over 70%, bringing shot recovery times to under 0.5 seconds. This mechanical control reduces cumulative vibration and shock exposure for slide-mounted optics. The assembly utilizes mil-spec hydraulic fluids and seals rated for ambient operating temperatures ranging from -30°F to +150°F and measures 2.96 inches in length.

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