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prototype reproduction scope mount on my Stoner 63a in rifle configuration.
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Last edited by TriggerFish; 03-29-24 at 19:13.
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Finally set up my Form1’ed AP5 how I like. I had a MI handguard and optics rain on there before but there wasn’t enough room for the light and laser. With the new Leapers Pro handguard I can fit everything. The MLok on top allows me to place the switch exactly where I want it as well. Zero’ed this guy this morning. Pure love.
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Centurion Arms 11.5" FBI barrel, BRT .057" gas tube, Griffin HRT can. Very quiet, great flash suppression under NODs, and runs well with the BRT tube. Only a few hundred rounds through it so far, but I'm happy with this setup.
Last edited by GTF425; 04-15-24 at 08:01.
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Great setup! How is the gas and back pressure with the eco flow system compared to a, I guess regular suppressor? I shot both the HRT and the Dual Lock 5 at a suppressor event and was on the fence on both until I read your post praising the HRT over the RC2 and ordered the HRT.
Originally Posted by GTF425
Centurion Arms 11.5" FBI barrel, BRT .057" gas tube, Griffin HRT can. Very quiet, great flash suppression under NODs, and runs well with the BRT tube. Only a few hundred rounds through it so far, but I'm happy with this setup.
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To be fair, I can't give a direct comparison given I've only used this can on this one rifle. The Dual Lok 5 is supposed to have improved gas flow compared to the HRT, but the HRT is better at managing FRP and flash suppression. The HRT definitely has less back pressure than the Sierra 5 and RC2 (the only full size cans I can compare it to). If you ever intend to do any night vision shooting, the HRT really does do a great job at flash suppression...even with 55gr FMJ training ammo.
The winning endorsement is shooting with guys from work and their commenting on it sounding quieter to them than our SF cans indoors. I think you'll be very happy with your HRT, too.
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