Fuqua Precision Machining N936SSBLK FPM Nein 36 Cal 1.60″ Black 17-4 Stainless Steel

SKU: TSW|196335UPC: 850083185176Mfr. Part #: N936SSBLK

$440.00

Fuqua Precision Machining N936SSBLK FPM Nein 36 Cal 1.60″ Black 17-4 Stainless Steel

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The FPM Nein is a 7 inch fully welded suppressor that is perfect for 9mm carbine or pistol. A direct thread 1/2-28 adapter is provided to directly thread the suppressor to a host firearm. The FPM Nein is threaded to accept a 1 3/8-24 quick attach mount, it will work with booster devices threaded for that thread pitch. The FPM Nein is offered in both 17-4 stainless steel and titanium. The 17-4 FPM Nein comes in at 10.5 oz and the titanium FPM Nein comes in at 8.5 oz.

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upc

850083185176

manufacturer

FUQUA PRECISION MACHINING

Manufacturer Part Number

N936SSBLK

Caliber/Gauge

36 Cal

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