Griffin Armament Dual-Lok Blast Shield - Black

Reduce harmful concussion from short barreled weapons with a quick attach blast can.

The muzzle blast from firearms can lead to permanent hearing damage, tinnitus, and potential physical injury for shooters. The shorter the barrel, the more intense the blast and the closer to the ears the exit event. While a silencer might be the most desirable option, sometimes it just isn't in the cards. Griffin Armament makes a Blast Shield compatible with their Dual-Lok muzzle devices to help protect you from concussion.

Key Features:

• Innovative Dual-Lok mounting system provides 120 effective locking positions for a rock-solid mount
• Non-NFA device requires no paperwork or tax stamp
• Only 7 ounces and 4 inches long
• Patent pending end cap helps reduce flash as well as harmful concussion
• Made of durable 17-4 PH stainless steel with H900 heat treatment and a QPQ nitride finish for corrosion and wear resistance
• Compatible up to 9mm

In our opinion, your hearing is pretty important. Once it's gone you don't get it back. Obviously we at Charlie's wish everything could be suppressed. Unfortunately due to legal, logistic, and budget concerns, this isn't an option for everyone. For those who still want to kill dangerous concussion the next best option is a blast shield. Griffin Armament's Dual-Lok Blast Shield is an excellent way to reduce harmful over pressure exposure to the shooter and surrounding bystanders. With very short barreled platforms, ear protection can only go so far. Help divert sound pressure early before it makes it to your ears.

The Griffin Armament Dual-Lok Blast Shield is a safety device that reduces flash as well as protecting the shooter and bystanders from the intense over pressure exposure that comes with gun shots. A blast can is a force multiplier for your hearing protection by diverting gasses and concussion early at the muzzle.

It is important to note that the Griffin Armament Blast Shield does not reduce the sound at the muzzle but rather redirects it forward, away from the shooter's ears. This device is not a suppressor or silencer and does not fall under the regulations of the National Firearms Act (NFA).

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