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TacFire Knurled Linear Compensator, Black
Regular Price
$23.99
Special Price
$20.79
| SKU | 51655176847 |
|---|---|
| Brand | TacFire |
| MPN | MZ1023 |
| UPC | 745557101199 |
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Product Details
Details
Manufacturer: TacFire
Caliber: .223 | 5.56MM
Thread Pattern: 1/2x28
Outer Diameter: 1.13 in
Fabric/Material: Steel
Overall Length: 2.25 in
Net Weight: 5.7 oz
Features
This linear compensator is engineered to effectively redirect sound and concussion away from the shooter and downrange, making it an essential accessory for scenarios where minimizing blast impact is critical. By directing the blast towards the target, this device enhances shooting comfort and control. The compensator features six strategically placed vent ports that facilitate optimal blast redirection, while the knurled spiral lightening flutes not only reduce weight but also add a sleek aesthetic. Ideal for both tactical and recreational shooting, this linear compensator improves your overall shooting experience while maintaining focus on your target.
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