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American Precision Firearms UPC 810131790806 MPN G2L5830N

American Precision Arms G2L5830N Gen 2 Little Bastard Self Timing Brake Black Nitride Stainless Steel with 5/8″-24 tpi Threads, 2.22″ OAL & 1″ Diameter for 30 Cal Rifle

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The Gen 2 Series of brakes features a nut that is a separate piece that allows you to install the brake at home. Installations take about 30 seconds and have no hideous crush washers or peel washers to deal with. It is precision machined out of high-grade stainless steel. The LB is a perfect fit for barrels .750 – 1.0 inch in diameter at the muzzle.

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UPC

810131790806

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

G2L5830N

Model

Gen 2 Little Bastard

Thread Pattern

5/8"-24 tpi

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