Strike Industries Oppressor Now Available In ODGLINE
Nobody likes standing next to a shooter who uses a muzzle brake. Fortunately for the user of the brake, there are products that can help you save your friendships. The Strike Industries Oppressor and Oppressor Lite are not new products, but Strike is known for listening to its customers. Color trends have been angled toward OD green for some time now, which is why Strike Industries has now released its Oppressor series in ODGline.
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The Strike Industries OPPRESSOR Universal is a blast shield that works with almost any muzzle device on the market that has a maximum outer diameter of 25.00mm (0.98”). This OPPRESSOR U version works just like the rest of the SI OPPRESSOR family and redirects blast and sound while maintaining the recoil reduction of muzzle devices.
Strike Industries Oppressor Now Available In ODGLINE
The Oppressor and Oppressor Lite are blast shields. If you’re unfamiliar with the principle, blast shields are designed to reduce the blast from your muzzle brake, while allowing you to still reap its benefits. The Oppressor series is made using a steel core, which is surrounded by a 6061-T6 aluminum body. These are multi-caliber compatible and can handle 9mm, .223/5.56, and 7.62/.308. Taking the Oppressor on and off your rifle is done using Strike’s proprietary three-lug quick detach base. They’re available in five colors: Blackline, Redline, Blueline, FDEline, and now ODGline.
SPECS
- Overall length: 3.37″
- Overall diameter: 1.61″
- Materials: Steel, 6061-T6 aluminum
- Weight: 9.40 oz Oppressor /Â 6.50 oz Lite
- Calibers:Â .223/5.56, .308/7.62, 9x19mm
- Price: $119.95
Check Prices on SI Oppressor Blast Shields
If you would like to check out the new OD Oppressor, you can pick one up directly from the Strike Industries website. See more cool pictures and useful videos by following along on social media. Strike Industries can be found on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Keep training and stay safe!
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But is it effective, ill shelling out $120.00 be worth it? The cost is not bad at all but it would be nice if we knew how much sound mitigation there is.
We should subpoena Strike Industries for sales receipts of red and blue AR accessories, then round these people up and lock them in a cage for their crime against humanity.