Rugged Suppressors Razor 7.62 Suppressor With Muzzle Brake - Dual Taper Lock
Details
Details
The Rugged Suppressors Razor 7.62 Rifle Suppressor gives users a compact silencer for rifles up to .300 RUM with no barrel length restrictions. Built for compact suppression, this belt-fed-rated rifle suppressor is only 6.4" long.
Features:
- Belt-fed rated with no barrel length restrictions
- Rated for centerfire rifles up to .300 RUM
- Cobalt 6 core baffles with a 17-4 stainless steel tube, mount, and front cap
- 6.4" long, 1.5" diameter
- Weighs 15.3 oz
- Cerakote finish
- Interchangeable front caps in 7.62mm and 5.56mm
- Quick detach Dual Taper Locking System
- Compatible with R3 flash hiders and 2 and 3 port brakes
- M2 muzzle brake 5/8x24 included
- Unconditional lifetime warranty
The Razor 7.62 balances sound suppression against length and weight savings. Its quick-detach Dual Taper Locking System is compatible with Rugged's R3 flash hiders and brakes.
Rugged Suppressors builds its suppressors with an unconditional lifetime warranty.
Specifications
California Prop 65 warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause Cancer and Reproductive Harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Ratings & Reviews
3 reviews
Love it
by Joel -
I bought this for my 300AAC and it does not disappoint. I've shot a few cans before buying this one and I am completely satisfied. I'm not even talking about for the price, for any price. I'll definitely be buying another one for other rifles.
Awesome
by Joel -
Love this little can on my 300AAC. Mounting system is good and I haven't had any problems taking it off or putting it on. Grabbed it on sale and I'm not disappointed.
A long time owner
by LC Judas
This can is an amazing value for the price. It still is affordable on Primary unlike most 30 caliber cans. It has a mount that repeats zero unlike some of the 51T ratchet mounts that can be finicky. And it's rated for abuse you won't give it.
Minus one star for the mount. If you use pliers to tighten it you will risk mixing it up and pulling off your muzzle device if you're an idiot like me. It doesn't move as easily as surefire in the hand so a tool is tempting.