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Dead Air R-Series Flash Hider Front Cap 7.62 | DAIR
MSRP:$89.00
Your Price:$69.00
Dead Air R-Series front cap for 7.62 R-Series flash hiders. Reduces visible muzzle flash by approximately 50–75% and fits R-Series 7.62 muzzle devices for range and precision applications.
The Dead Air R-Series Flash Hider Front Cap is a front cap designed for use with R-Series 7.62 flash hiders. It is intended to reduce visible muzzle flash and maintain the profile of the R-Series front end. The manufacturer notes a flash reduction range of approximately 50–75% when properly installed. Typical applications include range use and precision/target shooting where reduced muzzle flash aids observation and follow-up shots.
Product Specifications
The manufacturer is Dead Air Silencers.
The model name is R-Series Flash Hider Front Cap 7.62.
An alternate listed designation is DAIR R-SERIES FLSH HDR CAP 762.
The product is identified for 7.62 R-Series flash hiders.
The product function is a front cap for R-Series muzzle devices.
The manufacturer-stated flash reduction is approximately 50–75%.
The listed category is Class 3 Parts & Accessories.
The UPC is 810042340572.
The provided weight value is .05.
Reference images were provided at the listed product image URLs.
The R-Series Front Cap is a straightforward accessory for shooters running Dead Air R-Series 7.62 muzzle devices who want to reduce visible flash and retain the device profile at the muzzle. Its simple form factor keeps installation and maintenance minimal while addressing muzzle flash for range and precision work.
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