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Strike Industries Oppressor Golf Ball Launcher

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Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Anodized Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
793811765991

Overview

The Strike Industries Oppressor Golf Ball Launcher utilizes the patented Strike Rapid Engage Mount (SREM) system with a quick-detach design, featuring a steel base and a durable 7075-T6 anodized black aluminum body. Designed with a tapered cone, cup, and large O-ring inside diameter of 43.58mm, it accommodates most standard golf balls securely at various angles without dropping them when using blanks. Depending on the weapon and blank used, it is capable of launching golf balls over 500 yards. Additionally, the unit can double as a blast shield and concussion-reducing device when used with live ammunition without a golf ball inserted.

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