driftbuster
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Thanks, i saw this and took a chance on one and really like it. I wanted a blasted one to match and Jim checked around for one and ended up blasting one for me, that is taking care of the customer!
A friend and i went to the range doubting much difference over a thread protector but we both surprised at difference in sound the shooter hears.This will work till i can swing for a can.
Originally Posted By: Plant.Onetake a look at a S.T.D. they're a nice liner flash hider. really do a nice job.
https://www.facebook.com/SimpleThreadedDevices/
he sells direct on amazon
http://amzn.com/B00K0213SG
i've got two of them on my blackout's and one on my 16" AR. my 20" will only wear the can and a thread protector due to barrel profile. if and when he releases the non-knurled version in satin i might put one on my stainless barrel in lieu of a thread protector. since they require no crush washer or indexing they work great for guns that may see suppressor use as they double as thread/muzzle protectors as well as excellent flash hiders.
A friend and i went to the range doubting much difference over a thread protector but we both surprised at difference in sound the shooter hears.This will work till i can swing for a can.
Originally Posted By: Plant.Onetake a look at a S.T.D. they're a nice liner flash hider. really do a nice job.
https://www.facebook.com/SimpleThreadedDevices/
he sells direct on amazon
http://amzn.com/B00K0213SG
i've got two of them on my blackout's and one on my 16" AR. my 20" will only wear the can and a thread protector due to barrel profile. if and when he releases the non-knurled version in satin i might put one on my stainless barrel in lieu of a thread protector. since they require no crush washer or indexing they work great for guns that may see suppressor use as they double as thread/muzzle protectors as well as excellent flash hiders.