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Maxim Defense Industries Hate Break .308/7.62 Caliber 5/8x24 TPI Octagon Stainless Steel Matte Black

$177.00
Brand
Maxim Defense Industries
Color
Black
Caliber
.308 Win
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
680017477097
MPN
MXM47709

Overview

The Maxim Defense Industries Hate Brake is a muzzle device designed to function as a muzzle booster for .308/7.62 caliber firearms, particularly short-barreled PDWs. By regulating exhaust gases, it improves cycling reliability, directs sound away from the shooter, reduces flash, and decreases recoil. The device features an octagon-shaped stainless steel body with a matte black finish and utilizes patent-pending K-Taper locking technology for secure installation. It is 2.40 inches in length with a 1.50-inch diameter and features 5/8x24 TPI threading. The Hate Brake can be installed from the front using a 3/8-inch drive socket, allowing it to fit under most handguards with an inner diameter of 1.65 inches or larger.

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