B&T Print-X HK G28 Blast Deflector INCONEL, Gray

Available from stock with us. Pay attention to the respective delivery time indication.

The B&T Print-X Blast Deflector "G28Z" matches in appearance, material, and dimensions the new suppressor for the G28 and the civilian counterpart for the G28Z - but without an interior, no sound suppression occurs, making it a freely purchasable accessory perfect for the sport shooter or reservist who wants to complete the original "look" of their G28Z. Made from Inconel, the same heat-resistant material as the original, the "blast deflector" is extremely robust and wear-free, ensuring that not only is less blast pressure transmitted to the shooter, but neighboring stands also benefit from the forward-directed propellant gases.
In contrast to the classic version, which was welded from several parts, this new model consists of a monolithic body made using a laser sintering process, essentially 3D printing for metals.

Note: The G28Z originally has the large cage flash suppressor. Those who want to equip their MR308 with the blast deflector will need this HK cage flash suppressor for that.

Product change:
Due to a model revision, the diameter of the blast deflector changes - from 44mm to 50mm. Currently, the stock of Inconel, blank still has the old diameter and the RAL8000 has the new diameter!

Product details:

- B&T Print-X Blast Deflector "G28"
- For HK G28 Z and HK243 S-TAR
- Caliber: max. .308 (5.56 mm / 7.62 mm)

theoretically up to 9mm possible

- Length: approx. 23cm
- Diameter

Inconel, blank: 44mm
RAL8000: 50mm

- Material: Inconel & Thermax
- Color:

Gray (Inconel, blank)
RAL8000 (Cerakote)

- Weight:
- Full-auto capability: "up to red-hot"

unlikely for a blast deflector

Images are for example only

The Swiss company B&T AG (formerly Brügger & Thomet) has been in existence since 1991. Originally known for its suppressors, B&T also develops suitable mounts, handguards, and grips for various weapon systems due to governmental and military inquiries. The high quality and robustness of their products have found worldwide acceptance, leading ultimately to the development of their own weapon systems. The reliable self-loading rifles, which initially served for governmental use, are now also available for the civilian market.