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The RBS QD is engineered for optimal performance with a quick detachable attachment method, ensuring a secure and efficient fit on your firearm. This factory-supplied Surefire mounting system allows for easy installation and removal. The silencer's construction from stainless steel and Inconel provides superior durability, making it capable of withstanding extensive use in various conditions.\n\nThe black Cerakote finish not only adds to its aesthetic appeal but also offers a protective layer against wear and environmental elements, ensuring long-lasting durability.\n\n- Finish: Black Cerakote\n- Finish Type: Applied Finish\n- Overall Length: 7.9"\n- Attachment Method: Quick Detachable\n- Diameter: 2.12"\n- Construction: Stainless Steel / Inconel\n- Weight: 29.1 oz.\n- Shipping Weight: 1 lbs.\n- Additional Info: Surefire Mounting System
Specifications
- Manufacturer:
- B&T
- Category:
- Muzzle Device
- Weight:
- 29.1 oz (1.82 lbs)
- Length:
- 7.9"
- UPC:
- 840225711752
- MPN:
- SD-123537-US
- Required Component:
- No
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