
Originally Posted by
mtdawg169
I used the BCE extensively and transitioned to the BCM earlier this year. My experiences mirrored yours almost exactly, including select fire with the BCE. I found the BCE to be very controllable in FA. Once I changed my tension on the gun, a 30 round string could easily be kept in center mass of an IPSC.
The BCM has a lot more lateral bounce, less of a fireball effect than the BCE, but throws more particulate. Sort of like a sparkler in low light. I'd really like to try the MAMS, but I just can't justify the cost. Ultimately, I may be headed back to a simple flash hider, especially on my SBR, as the tradeoffs of using a comp are starting to outweigh the advantages for me.
In general layout, the Griffin Armament SDII Flash Comp seems to be very similar to the KAC MAMS. A guy had one at the last agency rifle class I took. I didn't get to shoot it. It had the low-blast traits of the BC's but kept the muzzle stable very well.
It did not appear to have any muzzle dip as the shooter's stance was pretty aggressive.
If it worked out to be a poor man's MAMS, that would be nice.....
Anybody have one that can comment here?
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