Yankee Hill Machine Co YHM-3130 QD Blast Deflector for 5.56 NATO Muzzle Devices

Yankee Hill Machine Co YHM-3130 QD Blast Deflector for 5.56 NATO Muzzle Devices

Yankee Hill Machine Co
SKU:
YHM-3130
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UPC:
816701019353
$80.75
$94.95
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Width:
5.25 (in)
Height:
2.00 (in)
Depth:
8.00 (in)
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Description
Yankee Hill Machine Co Yankee Hill Machine Co, Blast Deflector, Black, Fits YHM-3102, YHM-4302, YHM-5M2-QD, 5.56 or .30 Caliber YHM-3130

The Yankee Hill Machine Co YHM-3130 QD Blast Deflector is engineered to work seamlessly with multiple YHM QD muzzle devices, providing effective blast diversion for shooter safety and comfort. Designed for quick and secure attachment, this blast diverter locks onto compatible muzzle devices with a mechanism that is both fast and positive, ensuring a reliable fit during high-pressure shooting scenarios. Its robust construction makes it virtually impossible for the deflector to disengage unintentionally, offering peace of mind during use. Crafted specifically for 5.56 NATO caliber firearms, the YHM-3130 is an essential accessory for tactical, recreational, and professional shooting applications. It enhances shooting experience by redirecting blast gases away from the shooter and bystanders, reducing noise and blast impact significantly. Easy to install and remove, this blast diverter maintains a low profile while providing maximum performance and durability. Whether you’re outfitting a rifle for competitive shooting or tactical operations, the Yankee Hill Machine YHM-3130 ensures a reliable and efficient blast diversion solution that complements your firearm setup.

Features:

  • Compatibility: Works with multiple Yankee Hill Machine QD muzzle devices
  • Locking Mechanism: Fast, positive, and secure attachment that resists accidental disengagement
  • Caliber: Designed specifically for 5.56 NATO firearms
  • Material: Durable construction for long-lasting performance
  • Application: Enhances shooter safety by redirecting blast gases