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Midwest Industries MISTAPSFPB Buffer Tube with Folding Adaptor Black Steel For Use With No Brace

$119.12
Brand
Midwest Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
812102033349
MPN
MISTAPSFPB

Overview

The Midwest Industries Side Folder Buffer Tube is designed for compatibility with the Gear Head Works Tailhook Pistol Brace. Built entirely in the USA, this heavy-duty assembly features a side-folding mechanism constructed from 4140 steel with a durable mag phosphate finish and a steel clamp providing large surface engagement. A full-length locking lug ensures maximum strength and a solid, positive lock-up in both the open and folded positions without play or rattle. The modular design can be configured for either right- or left-folding orientation and accommodates different butt plate attachments. It utilizes a skeletonized aluminum lightweight beam that is hard-coat anodized in black, adding 7 inches to the firearm's length when open and 0.75 inches when folded. The complete assembly has a total weight of 13 ounces.

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