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I'm almost done with my build, now I need an effective, short flash suppressor, not an A2. Suggestions?
I'm almost done with my build, now I need an effective, short flash suppressor, not an A2. Suggestions?
Linky no worky.
5.56? Linear comp?
While not short... the YHM Phantom 5C2 is on sale at CDNN. 15 bucks. I prefer the closed end, ( non snagging )
It faired quite well in this test.
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/ar-15-flash-hider-shootout/
BCM Mod 0.
You can never have your cake and eat it, too, at least not with muzzle devices. By definition, any burning gas it emits upwards to compensate your gun is not being suppressed by the flash suppressor portion. Some people may find this a good trade-off, and that's fine, it very well may be, but let's not fool ourselves into thinking you're gonna get great flash suppression out of a combo device.Kind of a hybrid flash hider and compensator; one way to have your cake and eat it too.
Incorrect. Straight from their product page: "Designed for tactical applications to reduce muzzle rise, flash signature, noise, and lateral pressure"One advantage of the BCM compensators is that they are not Flash Hiders. For someone in Northern Virginia, that might mean a whole lot less than for someone in MD.
Incorrect. Straight from their product page: "Designed for tactical applications to reduce muzzle rise, flash signature, noise, and lateral pressure"
This meets the definition of being a flash suppressor under MD law, because it advertises as such.
Again, nope.That would be news to a lot of people. Mostly every muzzle brake out there also advertises this. Your standard would virtually outlaw muzzle devices.
Again, nope.
First of all, plenty of pure brakes and comps make no claims to suppressing flash. The VG6 Gamma and ASR brakes that I use quite frequently say nothing at all about flash suppression, probably because they don't do it.
Second, it doesn't matter if it's news to someone, the law is what the law is. I can't fix ignorance. There is a whole crowd of idiots who try to claim the FSC556 isn't a flash suppressor when the name is literally an acronym for "flash suppressing compensator", or that suppressors don't count as flash hiders under MD law. You better bet there a bunch of FFLs who break the law all the time either out of ignorance or laziness - I don't rely on them for my opinions. All it takes is a motivated AG or MSP officer to go ruin their day.