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Thread: Eliminate the ringing, modifing an open tine flash hider

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    My BE Meyers 249F has no discernible pinging noise. Looks like the AAC is a bit of a knock off of the BE Meyers design, which might be the issue.

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    If I'm not mistaken, the Surefire Socom FH556RC four prong device is a B E Meyers design, and it rings like a tuning fork. Doesn't bother me, though I suppose the best fix is to attach a suppressor lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheChunkNorris View Post
    Hmmmm mine is the regular MAAD trifecta that comes with a Saker 556... there's no ring whatsoever.
    The Trifecta flash hider is designed specifically not to ring. Funny thing is if you haven't installed it and hold it in your hand and tap it on something it will ring. Once you install it it's like it goes dead. Tap it and all you get is a thud.
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    Wow, I can't believe that I admit to this, but here it goes.
    I took out a DB meter today and tried some things out, very informally. No matter how I stacked it, there's many more things making more sound pressure than this.
    This is very "small beans" in the grand scale. Sure some things can ring, I'm less than convinced that a focus on this is as much of a concern as other items.
    Testing was with a Fluke model that I was too rushed by myself to record the model or calibration date, but it's within a year.
    Last edited by tom12.7; 01-10-16 at 18:38. Reason: can't believe I missed that..

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    It's done thousands of times in the military and civilian world Not exactly sure what kind of hypothetical issue it would cause.

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    I have the B.E Meyers M249-S mount and it pings. It's also way down on my list of concerns.

    Quote Originally Posted by HKGuns View Post
    My BE Meyers 249F has no discernible pinging noise. Looks like the AAC is a bit of a knock off of the BE Meyers design, which might be the issue.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Iraqgunz View Post
    It's done thousands of times in the military and civilian world Not exactly sure what kind of hypothetical issue it would cause.
    It would take so many cycles to work harden, etc, to be an issue. It's a small beans issue, it would be rare to see it, if ever.

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    The ringing is annoying, but the most annoying thing about pronged flash hiders is how they collect grass and foliage in the field. I thought that was figured out back in 1965 or so when the duckbill was dumped in favor of the birdcage. I'm not sure why they've made such a resurgence with suppressor mounts, but it sucks that there isn't a closed end flash hider available for my can.
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    Than live as slaves to you."

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    That's a pretty cool experiment. Thanks for posting your results.

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    I have a Surefire SOCOM 3-prong (SF3P-762-M14x1LH) on a Krinkov underfolder that rings LONG & LOUD.

    Will definitely be giving this a try, thanks!

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