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Kaw Valley Precision OPMOD Big G Compensator w/ Hub Mount\n\nOverview\n- Muzzle device with vertical compensation ports to mitigate muzzle rise and linear ports to direct concussion blasts forward.\n- The One Comp Fits All bore sizing makes the Big G suitable for any cartridge application up to .46 caliber.\n- CNC precision machine work finished with a Black Nitride coating for long-lasting durability.\n- Works seamlessly with 1.375x24 Hub direct thread and other Hub Mount compatible QD solutions.\n- Package contents: Kaw Valley Precision OPMOD Big G Compensator w/Hub Mount.
Specifications
- Manufacturer:
- Opmod
- Category:
- Muzzle Device
- UPC:
- 793888386860
- MPN:
- KVPOPMODBIGG01
- Required Component:
- No
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