Browning Xeno Recoil Hawg Xeno Recoil Hawg Muzzle Brake, 1293092

Product Description

The Browning Xeno Recoil Hawg is a steel muzzle brake with an M13x0.75 thread. The finish is stainless steel. It is a small part, but the thread has to match, so it pays to know what you are fitting it to.

What sets it apart is the system it is made for. This brake is built for DeadAir Xeno suppressors. It is not a generic brake, so it suits owners of that suppressor line more than people shopping for a universal part.

Who it suits

If you shoot a DeadAir Xeno suppressor and want a brake that goes with it, this is the part to look at. It also fits anyone who wants a steel brake in a stainless finish. Check your own gear against the M13x0.75 thread before you order. Thread size is the one detail you should not guess at.

The brake pairs with a DeadAir Xeno suppressor. A barrel or mount that uses the matching M13x0.75 thread is the other piece of the setup. The manufacturer part number is 1293092 and the UPC is 023614780243, so you can match it against your parts list.

Browning Xeno Recoil Hawg Xeno Recoil Hawg Muzzle Brake, 1293092 Specifications

Ordering from Western Sport

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What thread does the Browning Xeno Recoil Hawg muzzle brake use?

A: M13x0.75. Check that against your own barrel or mount before you order.

Q: What suppressors is the Xeno Recoil Hawg made for?

A: DeadAir Xeno suppressors. It is made for that suppressor line.

Q: What is the Xeno Recoil Hawg muzzle brake made of?

A: Steel. It has a stainless steel finish.

Q: What is the part number for the Browning Xeno Recoil Hawg?

A: The manufacturer part number is 1293092. The UPC is 023614780243.

Warranty and Manufacturer

Covered by the Browning factory warranty; warranty terms come from Browning.

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