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Yankee Hill
Yankee Hill 4401MB28 sRx QD Mini Muzzle Brake Black Phosphate Steel with 1/2"-28 tpi, 9mm, 1.10" OAL & 9.375" Diameter for sRx Adapters
0.0(0)UPC 841812101505
In stock at 1 shop from $98.24 delivered- FinishPhosphate
- Thread Pattern1/2"-28 tpi
- ModelsRx
- MaterialSteel
- Weight0.1 oz
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Specs
| Finish | Phosphate |
|---|---|
| Thread Pattern | 1/2"-28 tpi |
| Model | sRx |
| Material | Steel |
| Weight | 0.1 oz |
| UPC | 841812101505 |
| MPN | 4401MB28 |
About this item
YHMs line of sRx products were designed with aesthetics and ease-of-use as the top priorities, and that is no different for the YHM sRx Mini Muzzle Brake (YHM-4401-MB). This Q.D Muzzle Brake's compatible Q.D. Adapter/Mounting Interface attaches to the industry standard (HUB) 1-3/8 x 24 threads. It features an internal taper seal-in front of the threads-that locks your suppressor on and forms a tight seal to contain gasses while in-use. This means no gasses or debris can build up on the threads. The sRx Mini Muzzle Brake must be paired with The YHM sRx Adapter (YHM-4400). The sRx Mini Muzzle Brake adds minimal length and weight to the suppressor set up, while also allowing you to reap all the benefits of the YHM sRx System-when used in conjunction with The sRx Adapter. The full YHM sRx (Suppressor Rx) System will be the obvious choice for someone looking for a sleek, low-profile, suppressor set up-thats also built to withstand rigorous use. This is our prescription for the shooter who cares about the aesthetics of their build as well as its ease-of-use.
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