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Q LLC HB300BLK7NB Honey Badger 300 Blackout 30+1 7 in Black Barrel, FDE Receiver, Black Straight Buffer Tube, Black Polymer Grips Right Hand, Pistol

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Brand
Q
Color
Flat Dark Earth
Caliber
.300 AAC Blackout
Capacity
30
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type
Handgun
Barrel Length
7in
UPC
850035705476

Overview

The Q LLC Honey Badger semi-automatic pistol is chambered in .300 AAC Blackout and features a 7-inch black barrel with a 1:5 twist rate, a 1/2"-28 tpi thread pattern, and a Cherry Bomb muzzle brake. Built with a 7075-T6 aluminum flat dark earth receiver and black polymer grips, this direct impingement handgun operates with an ambidextrous safety lever and a straight buffer tube stock configuration. It has an overall length ranging from 20 to 25 inches, a weight of 4.5 lbs, and an optic-ready design, with a 30+1 capacity.

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