Browning Xeno Recoil Hawg Xeno Recoil Hawg Muzzle Brake, 1293097

Product Description

The Browning Xeno Recoil Hawg Muzzle Brake is a stainless steel muzzle brake with a 5/8×24 thread. It is a small part, but it has a specific job. It is made for use with DeadAir Xeno suppressors.

The body is stainless steel with a matte black finish. Matte black keeps glare down and matches most dark hardware on a rifle or pistol build. The brake is sold as a stand-alone part under Browning part number 1293097.

Who it suits

This brake is for shooters who own, or plan to own, a DeadAir Xeno suppressor and want the matching Browning brake. It also fits anyone building around a 5/8×24 threaded muzzle who wants a stainless brake rather than a bare thread protector.

Before you order, check the thread on your barrel. The brake is 5/8×24, so your muzzle needs to be cut to the same thread. If you are unsure, look at the barrel markings or the manual for your firearm.

The main pairing is a DeadAir Xeno suppressor. Beyond that, it goes on any host that has a matching 5/8×24 threaded muzzle. A thread gauge or a quick look at your barrel specs will confirm the fit.

Browning Xeno Recoil Hawg Xeno Recoil Hawg Muzzle Brake, 1293097 Specifications

Ordering from Western Sport

Order online and it ships straight to your door. Western Sport has been a licensed FFL/SOT dealer since 2007, and everything we sell carries the full manufacturer warranty. Questions before you order? Send us a message.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

A: 5/8×24. Your barrel needs the same thread to accept it.

Q: Is the Xeno Recoil Hawg made for DeadAir Xeno suppressors?

A: Yes. It is listed for use with DeadAir Xeno suppressors.

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

A: Stainless steel. It has a matte black finish.

Q: What is the Browning part number for this muzzle brake?

A: 1293097. The UPC is 023614780298.

Warranty and Manufacturer

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

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