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Strike Industries Barrel Clamp 12 Gauge Fits Benelli M2/M4, Titan - Rugged and Resilient - SI-SG-BCL-12-TITAN

$36.95
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Anodized Titan
Caliber
12 Gauge
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Barrel
UPC
793811766059
MPN
SGBCL12TITAN

Overview

The Strike Industries 12-Gauge Shotgun Barrel Clamp is a lightweight support component machined from 6061-T6 aluminum. Designed to add strength and rigidity to magazine feed tubes, this clamp features a modular design that allows the user to position a Picatinny rail on one side and a 360-degree free-swivel quick-detach (QD) socket on the other. It is compatible with most common 12-gauge shotguns, including the Benelli M2/M4 and Remington 870, but is not compatible with Mossberg 500 or 930 models. Each unit includes the barrel clamp, two M5x14mm set screws, a 4mm hex tool, and a container of Loctite Threadlocker Blue 243. The clamp is finished in an anodized Titan color, providing a durable aesthetic that integrates with various shotgun builds.

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