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Strike Industries Bang Band Tactical Rubber Band 2" with Cable Guide M-LOK 5PK Flat Dark Earth

$10.95
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Flat Dark Earth
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
793811765069
MPN
BANGBANDFDE

Overview

The Strike Industries Bang Band is a tactical rubber band designed to organize cables for weapon lights and lasers while providing an anti-slip surface for your handguard or magazine. Constructed from Nitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR), the band is heat-resistant up to 226 F. The unit features a reversible cable channel guide that fits into M-LOK slots, allowing for a slim, low-profile configuration. With anti-slip grooves and texture on both sides, the Bang Band provides a positive tactile grip for the support hand. Measuring 2 inches in diameter by 0.60 inches wide, these bands are durable enough for various auxiliary uses, such as adding tension to a buttstock latch or securing an S-rolling sling for storage or vehicle transport. This package includes 5 units in Flat Dark Earth.

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