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Surefire SFA2 AR-15 Flash Hider Suppressor Adapter 5.56mm 1/2"-28 Thread Stainless Steel Black

$152.00
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Brand
Surefire
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
84871331432

Overview

The SureFire SFA2-556-1/2-28 is a closed-tine flash hider and suppressor adapter, precision-machined from heat-treated stainless steel with a black DLC finish. Measuring 1.90 inches in length and weighing 2.90 ounces, it is threaded 1/2"-28. This device serves as a standalone flash hider and a mounting platform for SureFire SOCOM Fast-Attach suppressors, while also maintaining compatibility with SureFire or Mil-Spec blank firing adapters. It features wrench flats for ease of installation and utilizes multiple bearing surfaces to ensure consistent suppressor alignment.

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