what muzzle devices "throw sound forward"?

[mag360]

I'd like to make my rifle quieter "to me", so by throwing the sound forward, thereby not creating a "silencer".

I've heard the Noveske KX3 does this, but they call it a flash suppressor and I need a muzzle brake or compensator that does this.

It will be going on a featureless rifle.

[Dead*Reckoned]

A comp or muzzle break by definition has to divert gases rearward in order for it to work, I don't think you'll be able to find one, but someone else may know something I don't.

[rareair]

Try a Troy Claymore

[five.five-six]

what muzzle devices "throw sound forward"?

target crown

[Coyote Brown]

Effin-A comp changes the sound in a pleasant way.

[Coyote Brown]

A thread cap will work for a featureless .

[FeuerFrei]

Levang.
Posted on my ARs I hunt vermin with.

[tgriffin]

+1 Levang

[green grunt]

another vote for Levang , they do a great job with moving the blast out front , more of a stright back recoil impulse then others......i use them on 2 of my AR's

[mag360]

cool idea with the Troy, had no idea it was only $60. i'd been looking at those pricey battlecomps.

[jokat989]

http://www.lanworldinc.com/ProductDetails.aspx?prodid=11.04.02

this thingy is kinda cool, but kinda expensive at the same time

[JJ1911]

Troy Claymore. Throws sound forward, makes it seem quieter than standard A2.

[rp55]

What you want is a Levang Linear Compensator.

I have one on a Mini-14 and it works great.
Available at Brownells.

[fixitoscar]

the troy claymore sounds like the ticket for my next featureless build.
Until this thread i didn't know there was a brake that didn't blast the eardrums off anyone standing next to you. sweet.

[Maddog5150]

I think I'm going to switch to the troy from the battlecomp. I read so much praise for the thing and bought into the kool-aid and it really isnt that impressive at all. Probably sell my battlecomp