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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutch110 View Post
    What's to keep the jam nut from working it's way loose?
    the pinned and welded muzzle device, no?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deadman William View Post
    the pinned and welded muzzle device, no?
    But if it's pinned and welded then why do you need the jam nut? I was actually thinking in terms of non pinned and welded applications.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutch110 View Post
    But if it's pinned and welded then why do you need the jam nut? I was actually thinking in terms of non pinned and welded applications.
    to give you the spacing flexibility you need. im not endorsing this option, just answering your question. i wouldnt want a visible gap between the shoulder and the muzzle device. but i also wouldnt want a third of an inch gap anywhere. that would give you less than half of the available thread engagement, and... the gap. not acceptable, to me. id be using a longer barrel or a longer muzzle device.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deadman William View Post
    to give you the spacing flexibility you need. im not endorsing this option, just answering your question. i wouldnt want a visible gap between the shoulder and the muzzle device. but i also wouldnt want a third of an inch gap anywhere. that would give you less than half of the available thread engagement, and... the gap. not acceptable, to me. id be using a longer barrel or a longer muzzle device.
    It's not acceptable to me either. On any application. That's why I said it wasn't an option I would choose.

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    How much is too much? That's too much.
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    Muzzle Device Shimming - How Much is Too Much

    Quote Originally Posted by georgeib View Post
    Only $60 to boot! Supposed to be the most effective flash hider on the market, according to that big TTAG test they did a few years ago.
    I wrote JP and asked about those flash hiders and they confirmed they are indeed the M249F they bought from BE Meyers.

    Hi,

    We've purchased the IP to their design and have incorporated it into the 2 flash hiders you mention.
    Hope this helps.

    Adam Burt
    General Manager
    JP Enterprises, Inc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HKGuns View Post
    I wrote JP and asked about those flash hiders and they confirmed they are indeed the M249F they bought from BE Meyers.
    Nice. About as close to zero flash as it gets. And for a fraction of the M249F cost. I looked around and they're available for a few bucks under MSRP at a few different sites.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutch110 View Post
    I understand the concept, but like you, don't think I like that for a muzzle device. What's to keep the jam nut from working it's way loose?
    Proper installation & torque.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MistWolf View Post
    Proper installation & torque.
    We've all seen what can happen to unstaked castle nuts.....

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