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Strike Industries UPC 700598351040 MPN CCCOMP308

Strike Industries CCCOMP308 Cookie Cutter Comp Black Matte Steel with 5/8″-24 tpi Threads, 1.57″ OAL & 0.26″ Inside/2.14″ Outside Diameter for 308 Win, 7.62x51mm NATO AR-Platform

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  • Caliber/Gauge .30 CALIBER
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The Cookie Cutter Comp muzzle brake is for compensating muzzle rise and recoil on Short Barrel Rifles (SBR’s) and AR-Pistols. It is designed as a single chamber muzzle brake with a large surface area, which minimizes recoil substantially and at the same time compensates muzzle rise.

Specifications

UPC

700598351040

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

CCCOMP308

Model

Cookie Cutter

Thread Pattern

5/8"x24

Product Type

Compensator

Caliber/Gauge

.30 CALIBER

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