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4 November 2015, 07:44 #16
I run ProComps on several rifles including an AK, I also have 2 VG6 762 brakes and a griffin armament brake. They all work great for me, not so much for the shooters next to me. I also have a KX3 but that doesn't do anything for recoil or muzzle rise. It does push all the blast down range.
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4 November 2015, 07:54 #17Member
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Yea I've seen those. Really good deal with them. I believe the Sig, Dead Air, and Griffin do as well. I really do like the low concussion of the warcomp from what I've read and seen so far. But I also noticed something else concerning, is it ported for right handed use? My wife is a lefty so if that's the case then that puts the warcomp away for me..
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4 November 2015, 07:57 #18Member
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Last edited by NATOgaspiston; 4 November 2015 at 07:58. Reason: Correcting Auto-correct
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4 November 2015, 08:08 #19
Doesn't adding the cage negate the effects of the comp itself? That energy has no where to go other than forward once it's on.
I've used the PWS FSC556 and like it quite a bit. Less concussion for the shooter than my battlecomp. More for your neighboring shooters though.Ground Defense 1, Blade Defense 1, Defensive Pistol 1 & 2, Aliance Shoot House, When Things Go Bad, YSINTG, Carbine 1, DART Medical, NRA Range Safety Officer
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4 November 2015, 08:19 #20Contributing Member
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I've had surprising luck with the (cough cough) bargain-priced YHM Phantom 5C1 It is mounted on a light-shooting medium-profile middie barrel that mitigates recoil some on its own, but this setup has been so surprising that I'm not messing with it, despite its complete lack of e-peen factor.
On the other end of the spectrum, I've also had good experiences with a Precision Armament AFAB-Mini. It's expensive and absurdly heavy but has done well in limited use on a lightweight 14.5" DD upper. Reduces rise some, avoids dip completely, seems to hide flash pretty well and isn't horribly loud. I think the Mini has been replaced by a slightly modified new version, but it should offer similar performance.
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4 November 2015, 08:46 #21
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4 November 2015, 10:11 #22Member
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4 November 2015, 10:44 #23
For QD mounts Silencerco has a great system. No experience with Griffin yet.
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4 November 2015, 10:49 #24Member
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I've seen two different kinds of Dead Air muzzle brakes and the only thing i can see that differentiates besides look is one is called the keymount brake and the other just says muzzle brake. Can anyone enlighten me on the difference? Thanks
Keymount
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4 November 2015, 11:41 #25
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4 November 2015, 15:29 #26Member
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Yea the more I think about it the more I'm starting to sway towards the compensating flash suppressor or the linear comp. It seems to be a low concussion FH that does a little compensating.
Mostly I'm waiting to see how the new sig muzzle devices stack up. Their suppressor line looks really good and I've found nothing that can compete with that price! Just no info out there on them yet
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4 November 2015, 16:11 #27
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4 November 2015, 18:26 #28LEO / MIL
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4 November 2015, 18:29 #29
I ran an SLR Synergy Flash comp up until I got my suppressor. In my opinion it was very good at what it was designed to do.
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4 November 2015, 18:57 #30