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Forward Controls Design - Thread Protector, Xeno - TPM-Xeno
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Forward Controls Design - Thread Protector, Xeno - TPM-Xeno
$34.99
| SKU | 51655194132 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Forward Controls Design |
| MPN | TPM-Xeno |
| UPC | 697566711251 |
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Product Details
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Brand: Forward Controls Design
Material: 4140 Steel
Finish: Black Nitrided
Features
Precision machined from 4140 and black nitrided, TPM, Xeno is a thread protector for Dead Air Xeno compatible suppressor mounts with left hand threads such as 6315XE, 6310XE, 6315XE-S, 1215XE and 1210XE.
Shallow and widely spaced flutes have been incorporated as coarse serrations. The flutes run partially along the TPM, Xeno's length and are open at the muzzle facing edge to maximize their effectiveness as serrations. We didn't spend a single minute on aesthetics, these flutes are functional and purpose driven, we had no plans to have TPM, Xeno match either our flash suppressors or brakes. If they happen to look good, it is not by design, we do like happy, even though unintended consequences.
Proudly designed and made in the USA.
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