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Strike Industries Picatinny Mini Hand Stop with Cable Management System Black

$14.95
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Grip
UPC
793811767377

Overview

The Strike Industries Picatinny Mini Hand Stop with Cable Management System is a compact accessory designed to enhance firearm control and cable organization. Constructed from high-strength, impact-resistant SI Polymer Extreme material in black, this hand stop is engineered for two fixed Picatinny rail slot positions with an overall length of 2.17 inches. It features a rearward angle to accommodate a pull-style grip for improved weapon manipulation, textured front and rear finger areas for a secure grasp, and built-in front and rear barricade stops for added stability. The patent-pending SI Cable Management System utilizes side routing slots to neatly organize and manage wires for a clutter-free setup. The included hardware kit contains the hand stop, lock bar, two M4x29mm screws, two M4 nuts, a T20 Torx key, and Blue 243 Loctite threadlocker.

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