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Yankee Hill Machine Adaptable Blast Deflector Muzzle Brake

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Brand
Yankee Hill Machine
Color
QPQ Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
841812100713

Overview

The Yankee Hill Machine Adaptable Blast Deflector is a two-piece muzzle device constructed from durable 17-4PH stainless steel with a melonite QPQ finish. Designed with a 1-3/8-24-inch thread pitch, it measures 2.34 inches in length and weighs 4.768 ounces. This unit features a YHM Phantom Q.D. adapter and locks on securely in the manner of a YHM suppressor via a fast, positive mechanism. The blast deflector is also compatible with several alternative mounting systems, including Silencerco ASR, Dead Air Keymo, Griffin Armament Plan-A, Q Plan-B, and Area 419 Hellfire.

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