Preview: Strike Industries NGSW Wire Management Kit

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posted on December 8, 2024
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Stike Industries NGSW Wire Management Kit

Stike Industries NGSW Wire Management KitSelected by the U.S. Army for specific use with the XM157 optic aboard its Next Generation Squad Weapon competition winners (the M7 and M250 rifles), to unobtrusively secure the former’s potentially bothersome cables out of the way, the Strike Industries Wire Management Kit is nonetheless versatile enough to be used in countless other wired applications.

Capable of accommodating cords up to 0.14" (3.5 mm) in diameter—and allowing them to be routed in 90-degree, across, alongside, U-shape and Z-shape configurations—the kit includes two short and one long M-Lok-compatible cable-management covers and one Picatinny rail-mounted cable-management cover.

Suggested retail price is $38. For more information, visit strikeindustries.com.

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