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Strike SIG4SCOMP SlideComp Glock Gen4 G17 Compensator Glock 17 Gen4 Only Steel Black

$11.38
Brand
Strike Industries
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
708747545975
MPN
SIARXBC

Overview

The Strike Industries Extended Bolt Catch (SI-XBC) is a heavy-duty, enhanced bolt release designed for rapid engagement in high-stress situations. Constructed from solid, precision-cast 8620 steel and hardened to military specifications, this component is designed for increased durability and impact resistance compared to MIM parts. The oversized "ping pong paddle" lever offers a wider surface area for easier manipulation with gloves, while the widened lower lever facilitates manual locking of the bolt carrier group to the rear. Its design is compatible with forged Mil-Spec receivers and integrates with many billet upper and lower receivers.

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