Inland Monocore Suppressor .30 Cal 7.5″ 5/8×24 Thread

SKU: TSW|192612UPC: 752334901590Mfr. Part #: IM30

$518.99

Inland Monocore Suppressor .30 Cal 7.5″ 5/8×24 Thread

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Description

The Inland Monocore series suppressor is 7.5” overall length and 1.5” diameter and weighing in at 19 oz. This monocore suppressor is easily maintained requiring no special tools to service. The I-Core anodized aluminum monocore baffle system features the X Baffle system that was designed to be used dry or with Inland’s dB FOAM suppressor foam for maximum efficiency.

Additional information

upc

752334901590

manufacturer

Inland Manufacturing

Manufacturer Part Number

IM30

Caliber/Gauge

30 Cal

Length

8.50"

Shipping Weight

1.5

Thread Pattern

5/8"x24

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