FRONT FOR THE X-SERIES. The X-Venti Front is specifically developed for semi-automatic firearms in .30 and .375 caliber. Despite its compact length, the X-Venti Front delivers impressive sound reduction and a significant decrease in muzzle flash. The construction is optimized to give semi-automatics a softer recoil impulse and a cleaner reload, without negatively affecting the rifle’s balance. The front attaches directly to any XS, X or XE back-end and works instantly, no gas adjustments required.
Front X-Venti, Max cal. .30
Front X-Venti, Max cal. .375
Product contains:
Front X-Venti
Suitable for:
Stalon X-serien (only)
Measurments:
Extending forward when installed: 108mm
Diameter:
49mm
Material:
Anodized aluminium
Stainless steel core (internal)
Color:
Matt black
Other:
The center core, i.e the center of the first baffle, is made of stainless steel for maximum durability.
Before using the product, read the installation instructions or user manual.
Ensure that the product is compatible with your Stalon silencer or model.
Every Stalon silencer is marked with a Max cal. — for example Max cal. .30. This means the silencer fits all calibers up to and including that bore size. Find your caliber below to see which group it belongs to.
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