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Q LLC Whistle Tip Blast Mitigation Device, Black - Efficient Blast Mitigation for Improved Shooting - WHISTLETIPPVD

$150.00
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Brand
Q LLC
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
850000857636

Overview

The Q LLC Whistle Tip is a blast mitigation device designed for use with the Cherry Bomb muzzle brake. It functions to reduce the concussive blast generated by the brake, improving the overall shooting experience. When a suppressor is not in use, the device also serves as a thread protector to safeguard the Cherry Bomb's threads from damage.

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