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Surefire Inert Training Suppressor for Surefire SOCOM 5.56 Muzzle Devices Stainless Steel Cerakote Black

$404.00
Brand
Surefire
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
84871326360
MPN
SFTRAINER5561BK

Overview

The SureFire Inert Training Suppressor is designed for realistic force-on-force training, allowing operators to practice with marking cartridges like Simunition FX and UTM, as well as training, frangible, and live ammunition without the complexities of live suppressor regulations. Built from stainless steel with a durable black Cerakote finish, this training device replicates the length, weight, and attachment interface of SureFire SOCOM Fast-Attach suppressors, such as the SOCOM556-RC and SOCOM556-RC2. Featuring a patented Fast-Attach design that mounts and removes in seconds, it provides no sound reduction while accurately simulating the dimensional handling characteristics of an operational suppressor.

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