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Wilson Combat Accu-Tac Flash Hider Black Matte Melonite 4140 Steel with 11/16"x24 tpi Threads, 1.99" OAL & .865" Diameter for 458 SOCOM AR-Platform

Name: Wilson Combat Accu-Tac Flash Hider Black Matte Melonite 4140 Steel with 11/16"x24 tpi Threads, 1.99" OAL & .865" Diameter for 458 SOCOM AR-Platform
Brand: Wilson Combat
SKU: DSS111867
Price: 49.95 USD
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DSS111867

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Wilson Combat

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Wilson's Accu-Tac AR flash hider sports a three-pronged external profile and our exclusive external accurizing flutes that improve muzzle harmonics over other blast dispersing brakes. It features effectively dissipate flash and minimize muzzle signature but unlike many competitive AR muzzle devices, the Accu-Tac has no negative impact on accuracy. It is constructed of hardened 4140 steel and fits standard, GI threaded AR barrels.

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Manufacturer Part Number	TRATFH458
Brand	Wilson Combat

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