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Anyone have an Ak with the bulgarian Flash Hider on it, you know the one that Noveske emulates in a Ar version. On a carbine length barrel (16 ") though want to get an idea of the length it adds to the weapon.
Also has anyone ever fired w/ it at night how effective is it at flash suppression.
Thanks for any response in advance.
I am not sure as to it making a difference but is your weapon a regular 74' that you are wanting to put the Bulgy on of are you looking for a Krink with Bulgy break. I can get measurements for a 74' with Bulgy if that is what you need.
Edit- Sorry just re-read you OP. I can get that measurement for you this evening. This is a current build so I will not be able to get info on the Bulgy at night...yet.
Thanks, the reason I am asking is because I am getting a SAM-7 classic ( I really like Arsenal AKs for some reason). It has blond wood furniture which I plan on changing for a OD green stock set because I have two other Arsenal SAM-5 with it, and I see this flash hider and I mean lets admit it looks cool as hell. I am not planning to SBR it or anything (TIN FOIL hat kind of guy).
Anyone have it on the weapon to see how it looks I know it probably does not make sense on a 16" barrel but hey why not.
Thanks again for the reply.
The milled receiver guns are a little heavy as it is and that beercan hider on the end is going to make it that much heavier. That device is designed more as a backpressure increaser to help ensure proper function in shorter gas systems, i.e. Krinkovs.
You may have much better results with an FSC flash suppressing compensator:
http://primaryweapons.com/store/pc/c.../FSC47_L_1.jpg
http://primaryweapons.com/store/pc/v...6&idproduct=57
FWIW, here is a pic on a 12.5" AK:
http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/9...hter003gk3.jpg
That is sweet. :D
You know I am going to ask what rail is that a Krebs Customs.
It is an UltiMAK.Quote:
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And that firearm is neither wearing that rail nor that muzzle device currently.
So you weren't impressed w/ the flash hider?
As I said before, it is a flash hider second and a muzzle boooster/backpressure increaser first. The flash is not obscene from the shooter's POV but from the side it gives a distinct donut-shaped signature.Quote:
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Thanks again, very cool
Let's see the current set-up!!!Quote:
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Spooky
http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...ithHALO007.jpgQuote:
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As requested - on an Arsenal SA M7S
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...s/IMG_1634.jpg
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...s/IMG_1636.jpg
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...s/IMG_1635.jpg
Too big and heavy on the end of those normal length barrels - this applies to ARs and AKs...
Spooky
Beautiful! How well does the can work on the AK?Quote:
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Quick OT question - are you guys mounting the T-1s with the stock Aimpoint mount?
Spooky
after the advise of some guys that have experimented with a variety of rail systems and optic set ups, the concensus was a t-1 mounted on ultimak rail. correct me if im wrong but i believe the t-1 has an integral mount that will secure it on the ultimak rail with a 1/3 cowitness....i have the ultimak mounted on my sbr (ak105ish clone). the T-1 is on its way from Grant. i cant tell you how it works for me yet - my shooting days are over for a while due to shoulder reconstruction. However, i have seen that combo used effectively at the LAV AK class and the feedback from users was very positive. you can search for the post about it or read the AAR from that class either here on theakforum.net
Yes, the stock mount is the one to use.Quote:
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I need to screw around with it some more.Quote:
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a little OT but: can you use a 556 can on 545 ? does it need an adapter for the threads?
The VLTOR adapter fits onto 24mm threads so it goes onto the FSB - it can be use on both 5.45 and 5.56mm AK's. One of the reasons I decided to make the HALO my first can.Quote:
Originally Posted by cassiday
looking forward to hearing about your experience with it. your reviews always are thorough and quite helpfulQuote:
Originally Posted by Thekatar
Thank you Sir for my new wallpaper! :pQuote:
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