PWS BDE SUPPRESSOR 556 TI BLK

SKU: RSR|PWSBDE-556UPC: 811154033345Mfr. Part #: BDE-556

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PWS BDE SUPPRESSOR 556 TI BLK

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Description

PWS designed the BDE to be modular. This allows users to modify their suppressor to fit their needs regardless of host platform. The BDE Suppressor is shipped as a direct thread suppressor, but can be mounted using different mounting systems (see section on mounting options). The BDER556 is threaded 1/2×28. Please double check the specifications of your firearm to ensure compatibility.

Additional information

upc

811154033345

manufacturer

Primary Weapons Systems

Manufacturer Part Number

BDE-556

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Length

6.5''

Model

BDE

Product Type

Suppressor

Style

Direct Thread

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