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Yankee Hill Machine Universal Rifle Suppressor Mount 1/2"-28 Thread

$74.75
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Brand
Yankee Hill
Color
Black Oxide/Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Muzzle Device
UPC
841812101857
MPN
YHM218928

Overview

The Yankee Hill Machine Universal Rifle Suppressor Mount converts HUB-compatible suppressors (utilizing a 1-3/8"-24 external mount thread pitch) to a direct thread mounting system using a 1/2"-28 barrel threading. Constructed from 17-4PH heat-treated material with a black oxide finish, this 1.7 oz mount offers a simplistic two-piece installation using a 3/4" open-end wrench to ensure secure attachment and easy removal.

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