To KRINK or not to KRINK

[Sabre675]

That is the question. I just built an new upper myself for my M16. This will be used at work. I already have an LMT MRP 10.5 with a Krink on it. I like the way the Krink performs. Problem now is that I kinda like this upper being a few inches shorter. Just seems a little more compact then my MRP. On the other hand I love the Noveske Pigs performance. I'm a little torn. Lets see what the rest of the rifle community thinks. As its sits in the photo's:

-Colt M16 Lower W/Geiselle SSF trigger
-CTR Stock and MIAD Grip
-Enidine Buffer
-Noveske/Vtor MUR Upper
-Young Mfg M16 Ionbond over Chrome BCG
-Noveske 10.5
-Larue 9.0
-T1 Micro ala' Larue
-Larue little FUG
-Larue 2 pt sling

[Jay Cunningham]

On the other hand I love the Noveske Pigs performance.

How so?

[Sabre675]

On the range and shoot houses it expels the gases outwards. Not that big of deal.

[Jay Cunningham]

On the range and shoot houses it expels the gases outwards. Not that big of deal.

What do your teammates think about it?

[Sabre675]

What do your teammates think about it? Currently compiling opininions;)

[Jay Cunningham]

lol

Well, consider what the device is - it's a backpressure enhancer. If your SBR requires increased backpressure to properly run then this may be a good option. However, a good argument can be made that your carbine is not properly assembled/spec'd.

[Sabre675]

True. I just hope if I go strapped, un-krinked, I'm still Tac-T-Cool:D