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  • K_Labs
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 752

    Muzzle break or flash hidder?

    Ok so I just started dros today on a 700 sps tac aac sd. I only wanted the sps tac but then they showed me the "other one" which got me as soon as I saw that there is an option for a muzzle break. Do I want to buy a muzzle break or flash hidder. Is the flash hidder illegal? Or are they the same exact thing? Any suggestions on which one I should buy? I want to go for looks but at the same time I want function. 5/8-24 threads. I would go with a fake can but I don't think they would work as well as a good muzzle break. .308 cal
  • #2
    keson
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 1946

    Muzzlebrake!

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    • #3
      Seesm
      Calguns Addict
      • Nov 2008
      • 7812

      muzzle brake and flash hider...

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      • #4
        $P-Ritch$
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2009
        • 1267

        Since it is on a bolt action rifle either is perfectly legal. It's flash hiders on semi autos that you have to worry about.

        Unless you're sniping in a combat environment and don't want to give away your location, a flash hider is pretty much just for cool factor and looks.

        A muzzle brake (correct spelling, be careful or the spelling nazis will come in and ruin your day) will help manage your felt recoil and lead to quicker times back on target. However, muzzle brakes aren't always that public range friendly because they blow all the gas and noise out the side at your neighbors in the adjacent lanes.

        Functionally speaking, you will benefit more from a brake, but get whatever floats your boat. If you change your mind muzzle attachments are super easy to swap out.
        RLTW

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        • #5
          OutlawDon
          Veteran Member
          • Dec 2006
          • 3138

          Brake.

          A FH has very little value for a civilian.

          Or do both and get something like this...

          Primary Weapons Systems was formed by firearm enthusiasts in 2008. Starting out by producing muzzle devices, we tested our compensators on all different types of rifles - from M4/AR-15's to AK-47s. After using both styles of rifles in testing with high round counts, the difference in maintenance needed was both astounding. From that basic realization, the PWS long-stroke piston system was born; keeping the core values of the AR-15 design, while also lessening the need for maintenance in high-volume fire situations and adverse conditions.


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