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Strike Industries Bikini M-LOK Hand Stop Black 2PK

$11.95
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Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Mount Type
M-LOK
Gun Part Type
Grip
UPC
793811764185

Overview

The Strike Industries Bikini Hand Stop (BHS) is a lightweight polymer rail attachment compatible with M-LOK systems. Designed with rounded corners and smooth edges to prevent snags, this bi-directional hand stop provides a quick indexing point for faster weapon deployment and can be utilized in push, pull, or between-the-fingers grip styles, or mounted at the 3 or 9 o'clock positions as a thumb ledge to mitigate recoil. Each pack includes two hand stops along with mounting hardware, a Torx key, and threadlocker.

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