Description
The SureFire Warden Blast Regulator directs any concussive blast out the front of the muzzle instead of out the sides of the muzzle brake, helping to protect the hearing of shooters or teammates on either side of you. Designed for and securely attaches to all SOCOM suppressor-compatible muzzle brakes and any adapter/muzzle device (including flash hiders) for 5.56mm and 7.62mm weapons via SureFire’s Fast-Attach® system—the same patented system developed for the warfighter and found on SureFire SOCOM suppressors. The Warden also helps minimize any dust kicked up that could obstruct your view or give away your position when shooting from the prone position. The Warden Blast Regulator is an invaluable safety and training tool at the range and in live-fire exercises. And it’s only available from SureFire.
Features:
Directs concussion and muzzle blast forward from compatible
SOCOM/SOCOM 2 muzzle brakes and flash hiders
Compatible with SureFire Fast-Attach® system
Rugged stainless steel body built to SureFire’s highest standards
Cerakote ionbond coating maintains look and provides added durability
Backed by SureFire’s No-Hassle Guarantee
Made in the USA
Specifications:
CALIBER: Both 5.56 & 7.62 mm
BODY CONSTRUCTION: High-temp alloy & stainless steel
COATING: Cerakote™ ceramic finish
DIAMETER: 1.5” (3.8 cm)
LENGTH: 3.5" (8.8 cm)
WEIGHT: 7.8 oz (221 g)
SKU: WARDEN
Comments (6)
WHAT ARE THE CRITERIA FOR LABELING A DEVICE A SUPPRESSOR?
Having trouble finding the actual NFA regs.
This item is NOT a silencer, it has no sound reduction capabilities so it is not considered a silencer by ATF
There are no baffles it is a hollowed out cylinder basically
Is the inline reply problem going to get fixed on the mobile site?
Anyone ever hear of this, that's a lot of money for something that is relatively unknown.
It's made by Surefire to work with their muzzle brakes. All the expense is probably in their proprietary attachment mechanism.
There's very little that can be buggered up with concussion redirection devices. If you have a compatible Surefire muzzle device and want to tame your rifle's muzzle brake when shooting next to people, walls, dirt, etc then the Warden would be a good purchase.
As for the price, if you can be patient it'll probably go down or go on sale
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