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Strike OPPRESSOR Oppressor Blast Shield Black Nitride Carbon Steel

$95.70
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Black Nitride
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
708747545753
MPN
OPPRESSOR

Overview

The Strike Industries Oppressor is a carbon steel blast shield featuring a durable black nitride finish. Designed as an advanced concussion reduction device, it utilizes computer-aided flow dynamics and internal geometry to actively draw gases away and thrust them forward through vents, achieving linear braking while maintaining braking efficiency. It employs a proprietary quick detach mounting system for rapid installation and removal. The Oppressor is compatible with various Strike Industries muzzle devices, including the Venom-FH, Checkmate Comp, King Comp, MK-9 Comp, J-Comp Gen2, Sierra Comp, and Triple Crown Comp.

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