Griffin Armament GADL556FDEW Dual-Lok 22/5.56 Flat Dark Earth 17-4 PH Stainless Steel

SKU: TSW|171500UPC: 689396838376Mfr. Part #: GADL556FDEW

$840.70

Griffin Armament GADL556FDEW Dual-Lok 22/5.56 Flat Dark Earth 17-4 PH Stainless Steel

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Griffin utilized the new DUAL-LOK locking mount system with this suppressor, an often demanded feature by government customers. The DUAL-LOK 5 features the DUAL-LOK mounting system, an accurate, robust, reliable, and wear free system with robust muzzle device support. The suppressor was designed to have minimal flash signature, POI shift, and gas blow back, coupled with maximum strength, durability, and high sound signature reduction performance.

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upc

689396838376

manufacturer

Griffin Armament

Manufacturer Part Number

GADL556FDEW

Caliber/Gauge

22/5.56

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