"THE ELIMINATOR"
MUZZLE BRAKE & COMPENSATOR
.308 Muzzle brake with Lock Nut. 18x1mm thread
Suits .308, .300 Black Out, .30-06, .300WM etc
.308 Muzzle brake with Lock Nut. 18x1mm thread
Suits .308, .300 Black Out, .30-06, .300WM etc
FEATURES:
- "THE ELIMINATOR" Muzzle Brake & Compensator provides maximum recoil reduction with reduced muzzle blast.
- The result of extensive research into muzzle gases and the effects of redirecting them for recoil reduction and accuracy enhancement. 3 large expansion chambers plus top venting trap and redirect gases to eliminate dust printing, muzzle rise, and back blast.
- 3 large symmetric baffles, each featuring 2 large horizontal ports & 1 smaller vertical ports, redirect a massive volume of gas away from the bore axis whilst reducing muzzle jump.
- Machined from high strength steel.
- 5/8x24 TPI thread featuring High pitch diameter tolerance class 3B threads machined in the same operation as the bore ensures a perfect concentricity, this combined with a progressively decreasing baffle thickness and maximized venting area significantly reduce bullet flight disturbance resulting in less yaw, higher BC, and improved accuracy.
- Computer CAE optimized for maximum strength to weight ratio and impact survivability
- Black
- Dimensions: 70mm (2.75") long, 23mm (0.9") diameter
- Weight: 110 Grams
- Package includes: 1x Muzzle Brake, 1x Lock Nut
- Suits .30 calibres.
No bottom porting, won't throw dirt up in your face.
Brand New w/ Full Manufacture Warranty
"There's one bloke for Muzzle Brakes & Accessories - that's Gunbloke"
Please Note:
We do not accept returns through Ebay for Muzzle Brakes ordered incorrectly including, wrong thread size, wrong bore size, wrong colour and wrong material.
Firearm manufacturers may vary muzzle thread sizes in different countries and markets, and thread sizes may also differ for specific models.
It is the buyers responsibility to confirm that the item purchased has the correct thread size to suit their firearm and we take no responsibility for buyers incorrectly ordering a product with the wrong thread for their firearm.