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Strike Industries Miller Comp Muzzle Brake 5.56mm 1/2"-28 Thread Steel Nitride

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Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black Nitride
Caliber
5.56x45mm
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
793811763669

Overview

The Strike Industries Miller Comp is a streamlined muzzle brake designed for 5.56mm rifles with 1/2"-28 threads, constructed from AISI 1144 steel with a durable black nitride finish. Featuring a slim profile that fits over .750" diameter gas blocks, this 2-chamber compensator allows users to service, adjust, or swap out the barrel nut, gas block, gas tube, and handguard without removing the muzzle device. It is engineered to pair with 14.5" barrels to reach a minimum legal length of 16" when permanently pinned and welded. The package includes the compensator, a jam nut, and a 2.35mm/3/32" pin with a pre-drilled pinhole to facilitate installation and timing.

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