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    Thanks guys. I will use shims. I will be attaching an ALG Single Chamber Brake (SCB) on a 20" AR precision build.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hmac View Post
    Crush washers for everything that doesn't mount a suppressor. Ideally suited for timing any other muzzle device. Shims are completely unnecessary, and peel washers are just a more convenient version of shims.
    I find crush washers frustrating. If you go past, even a little bit, you can't just back them off because they won't hold with the proper torque. You have to use a fresh crush washer, or go all the way around again which ends up pushing the crush washer into the muzzle threads. Just Say No To Crush Washers
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    Quote Originally Posted by 5.56Geo View Post
    Thanks guys. I will use shims. I will be attaching an ALG Single Chamber Brake (SCB) on a 20" AR precision build.
    If I'm not mistaken that brake ships with a peel washer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GH41 View Post
    If I'm not mistaken that brake ships with a peel washer.
    Yeah it does. I picked it up for $10 lightly used with no peel washer, looks new. It's to hold me over until I have the funds to buy the comp I really want. You never know, I may like it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GH41 View Post
    Maybe you have NO clue WTF you are talking about. Just more evidence that a high post count doesn't make someone an expert.
    And a high post count does not give you a reason to make personal attacks, which you have demonstrated a repeated tendency to do. Read and head your PM's.

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    Eff Peel Washers!! Damn I remember those dark times.

    Shims for sure. I'll only use a crush when it's a FH that wont easily shim on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hmac View Post
    Crush washers for everything that doesn't mount a suppressor. Ideally suited for timing any other muzzle device. Shims are completely unnecessary, and peel washers are just a more convenient version of shims.
    Bolded above, I do the same.

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    don't like peels if used with a white light mounted above/behind it, because then the light blindingly reflexs off the silver washer

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    Quote Originally Posted by GTF425 View Post
    Bolded above, I do the same.
    I do the same.
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    I'll default to what the muzzle device manufacturer specifies. If they say no crush washer then I'll use shims. This isn't rocket surgery.

    I personally like how the Precision Armament washers work though, and since I have some on hand I'll probably use those again in the future just because I already have them. No way I'd buy them to mount an A2 or some other type of flash hider, unless it was a suppressor host. Muzzle brakes/comps almost always call for shims in the instructions.

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