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Midwest Industries Two-Chamber Muzzle Brake 7.62mm 5/8"-24 Thread Steel Black

Name: Midwest Industries Two-Chamber Muzzle Brake 7.62mm 5/8"-24 Thread Steel Black
Brand: Midwest Industries
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

$41.25

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Brand: Midwest Industries
Color: Black Phosphate
Category: Gun Parts
Platform: AR-10
Gun Part Type: Muzzle Device
UPC: 816537018711
MPN: MIMB5

Overview

The Midwest Industries .30 caliber two-chamber muzzle brake is designed for .308 and .300 AAC Blackout rifles, or any .30 caliber rifle with 5/8-24 barrel threads. Constructed from tool steel with a phosphate finish, it is engineered to reduce felt recoil and muzzle climb. The unit includes a crush washer for installation.

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