Looking at muzzle break/comps...

[HighWildFree]

Lantac Dragon is good, but seems to push my barrel down. Spikes Dynacomp is pretty damn good imho. Also like the Griffin Armament M4SD. I like them all, plus the Spikes and Griffin come in shorter versions too.

[Junkie]

I have this on my DD: https://danieldefense.com/daniel-def...or-gen-ii.html

I am impressed at how well it works, how quickly a target can be reacquired.

Interesting, hadn't seen that before. I wish they did a 30 caliber version of that one (rather than just the Gen1).

[baffomet]

PWS TTO

[sonofeugene]

Interesting, hadn't seen that before. I wish they did a 30 caliber version of that one (rather than just the Gen1).

One might chuck it up in a lathe and open it up but it's likely tuned for 5.56 so your results may or may not be good.

[Junkie]

One might chuck it up in a lathe and open it up but it's likely tuned for 5.56 so your results may or may not be good.

Threads are different too and I'm not willing to put that much effort in.

[blackrat]

Not on your list, but I recently installed the Lantac Dragon and my 16" carbine now has literally zero muzzle rise. Its awesome.

About 2x the price vs what's on your list though.

I have a dragon on a 14.5 and it works great, but it is LOUD. Thinking about swapping all my flash hider uppers to small linear compensator style devices like the kaw valley or levang.

This is also a possibility, but its probably not qualifying

http://jerkingthetrigger.com/2015/01/30/black-river-tactical-covert-comp/

It visually doesn't look like a flash hider as it doesn't have any cuts, but it does have less flash compared to a normal linear comp.

[snapshot7]

I did a little research on this for another thread about a week ago -- it's true, but I wouldn't rely on that to make the Dragon a featureless option.

Check posts 335-341 here.

Thank you for following up, and the link. I need to find a solid source on this brake. I bought the Dragon a couple months ago and it's just sitting new still in the package. I'll probably just call Lantac and see what they say.

[2fast4u]

Is this Fortis a brake that is well within the new Laws? I love the look if the Fortis :-)

errrrmagerd! My biggest pet peeve. I'm really sorry, but I can't stop myself.

IT'S BRAKE, NOT BREAK!

Ok, now that I got that out of the way. I myself have a Fortis 5.56 brake, in stainless. She's a beaut.

[dreyna14]

I know it's not on your list but I purchased two from Muzzle Brakes and More, one for my 6.5mm RPR and one for my latest AR build. Very, very happy with both. Ports tilted to compensate and a custom taper was added at a very reasonable cost. Four different diameters and configurations. Dramatic reduction in recoil and rise, great price. I didn't use any shims or a crush washer so I had to put it on my lathe to time it. Very happy.

[strongpoint]

I have a dragon on a 14.5 and it works great, but it is LOUD. Thinking about swapping all my flash hider uppers to small linear compensator style devices like the kaw valley or levang.

This is also a possibility, but its probably not qualifying

http://jerkingthetrigger.com/2015/01/30/black-river-tactical-covert-comp/

It visually doesn't look like a flash hider as it doesn't have any cuts, but it does have less flash compared to a normal linear comp.

Check out your own link. "Black River Tactical claims that their Covert Comp ... suppresses flash nearly as well as an A2 flash suppressor"; that means it's a flash suppressor per state law.

Thank you for following up, and the link. I need to find a solid source on this brake. I bought the Dragon a couple months ago and it's just sitting new still in the package. I'll probably just call Lantac and see what they say.

What do you think the company is going to tell you? They claim (or they did, at one point) that the Dragon has flash suppression capabilities; just as with the device I addressed above, that makes it a flash suppressor per state law.

[Junkie]

Is this Fortis a brake that is well within the new Laws? I love the look if the Fortis :-)

There are no changes regarding the definition of a flash hider.

Looking at it, it doesn't look like a flash hider to me: small opening on the front, large side ports, some top ports to reduce climb. If it's advertised as one that's a problem though.

[MotoFahren]

I have this on my DD: https://danieldefense.com/daniel-def...or-gen-ii.html

I am impressed at how well it works, how quickly a target can be reacquired.

How's the length compared to an A2 birdcage? Long enough to maintain 16" on a 14.5" barrel?

[bluonyx]

It's kind of pricey but purchased two of these now, PWS MOD 2 FSC muzzle comps.

https://primaryweapons.com/store/product/flash-suppressing-compensator/

They are awesome on my PTR91 and I hope I get the same results when I get my RFB unjailed. Great comp for a .308 follow up shots are amazing,
It probably makes a .223 feel like a .22 probably and my neighbors don't get blasted by the gases either. It is loud though, hehe

[Junkie]

How's the length compared to an A2 birdcage? Long enough to maintain 16" on a 14.5" barrel?

It says it's "Standard (1.875")" so I don't think it's long enough. They make an extended length Gen1 though.

[Junkie]

It's kind of pricey but purchased two of these now, PWS MOD 2 FSC muzzle comps.

https://primaryweapons.com/store/product/flash-suppressing-compensator/

They are awesome on my PTR91 and I hope I get the same results when I get my RFB unjailed. Great comp for a .308 follow up shots are amazing, I can imagine it makes a .223 feel like a .22 probably.

[IG]https://primaryweapons.com/store/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/PWS_MOD-2-FSC_PACKAGE_HORIZONTAL_WHITE_0011.jpg[/IMG]

Have you not read anything in this thread? He's looking for something that isn't a flash hider.

Also, RFB needs an extended muzzle device to reach 30" (for now at least)... and not just a normal extended one, REALLY long.