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Unread 08-02-09, 17:41
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AR-15/M16 TACTICAL FLASH SUPPRESSOR




***Kills Muzzle Flash; "Pain Compliance" Tip For CQB***

Low-profile, screw-on flash suppressor meets the needs of the most demanding tactical and competition shooters.
Developed by Brownells’ in-house engineering team with plenty of input from the many dedicated shooters on our staff to give you a powerful flash suppressor that also helps reduce muzzle rise.
Disperses combustion gases through five longitudinal vents to reduce the blinding, football-sized fireball of an unsuppressed .223/5.56 NATO rifle to a low-intensity golf ball sized burst.
Greatly lowers the chance of muzzle flash giving away the operator’s position day and night, and helps preserve night vision. Vent walls are cut at an angle for maximum surface area to help cool gas and redirect gas flow to help counteract muzzle rise for fast follow-up shots.
Solid underside prevents dust signature that can obscure the shooter’s view of the target or give away his position when shooting prone.
Unique “posthole digger” muzzle has cuts that form four chisel-points to provide a backup pain compliance weapon for hand-to-hand combat without creating unusually sharp projections that snag on other objects or cause unintentional injury during routine weapon handling.
Easy to install on .223/5.56 NATO AR-15-type rifles and carbines with standard ½"-28 tpi muzzle threads. Precision machined from solid 4140 carbon steel bar stock and hardened to Rc 38-42 to resist blast erosion.
Long-wearing, matte black oxide finish matches many factory barrel finishes.
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=2...ASH_SUPPRESSOR

Looks as though Brownells is using the same Ad Agency as the Spec-Ops boys...
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It seems everyone is marketing something like this. From Surefire, Yankee Hill's Phantom, so why not Brownells!

On another note I've seen what a standard A-2 does when it comes in contact with a noggin. I don't think anything else is needed for what they're trying to say these are used for.
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Unread 08-02-09, 19:31
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It seems everyone is marketing something like this. From Surefire, Yankee Hill's Phantom, so why not Brownells!

On another note I've seen what a standard A-2 does when it comes in contact with a noggin. I don't think anything else is needed for what they're trying to say these are used for.
these weaponized MDs allow you to just jab at a chest or stomach and cause pain/force assholes back without exerting yourself, though.

i don't know what it's worth, as i've never jabbed anyone with my muzzle. i just know that's the idea.

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The muzzle punch is the greatest martial arts move ever invented.

I think that thing is AWESOME!

I'd never put one on my roscoe, but that thing is totally radical.
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Unread 08-02-09, 22:42
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It looks pretty cool to me, it is simpler than other FH's and it seems to do a pretty good job from what I can tell in the video.

I wish in the video they would do a direct comparison to an a2 as I am looking for a better FH, but for $60.00 how much could it hurt to try out?
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Simple solution: Do not buy it.
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Isn't it supposed to help aid in keeping the muzzle on target? Kind of like you jab it against them and the FH grips the clothing keeping the muzzle from sliding off.
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