More flamesOriginally Posted by markm
What's not to like about an SBR with a BRAKE???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSs_JbjhPLs
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More flamesWhat's not to like about an SBR with a BRAKE???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSs_JbjhPLs
Last edited by munch520; 12-04-12 at 09:12.
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those above pics must be Battlecomps....hey I love melted marshmallows and a good day to me = a day at the range with an instant smores maker at the end of my AR!
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10.5" in bright sunlight, with an A2 flash hider.
Perfect for the midget that lives in our spare room...
Last edited by Cameron; 12-02-12 at 00:41.
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I like it. I had a similar end result.I went round and round trying to decide how I wanted to do an SBR build...
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I dont think its possible to suppress flash in a short barrel rifle.
Cameron those pictures are pretty awesome, cute little midget also.
I paint spaceship parts.
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No mam...mine is a MB556K (SF suppressor mount). Battlecomps still have some muzzle flash, but far less.those above pics must be Battlecomps....hey I love melted marshmallows and a good day to me = a day at the range with an instant smores maker at the end of my AR!
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Yes it is. It's all in the ammo/powder selection.... well maybe not total flash elimination.. but you can really tune it.
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Sarah, when you see a window of opportunity for your time, shoot a quick PM, and get your muffs and or plugs ready.
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PM sent thanks!
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It's been my experience with my personal SBR's and suppressor that my weapon doesn't exhibit lots of flash (even at night) and I does in fact mask the direction of the shot.
One thing that people need to realize is that in a military type of context the shooter is usually in a covered/ concealed position. In addition when inside of a building or dwelling snipers are generally backed away from openings and use spider holes.
In an open area it may be "easy" to detect a shot, but in an urban setting where there is lots of ambient noise and shots can come from any direction it's not so easy.
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