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Allen Engineering Brake 5/8x24 7.62\n\nThe iconic OPS INC brake mounted on Allen Engineering brakes for suppressors. Features a single exit port, directed slightly upward to direct muzzle blast away from the ground during unsuppressed use. Acts as a sacrificial blast baffle inside the suppressor, improving performance and prolonging the life of compatible suppressors such as AEM5. The brake is mounted on a tapered collar on the barrel and can be installed with a crush washer if desired. Length: 5/8-24 thread, (.30 cal) long. All brakes are 300 series stainless steel and black oxide coated. No shims or thread protectors are provided with individual brakes.
Specifications
- Manufacturer:
- Allen
- Category:
- Muzzle Device
- UPC:
- 137558247622
- MPN:
- AE-MB-5/8-24-762
- Required Component:
- No
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