Muzzle Brake

[chead]

I have a Dynacomp on my AK and a PWS FSC556 on my AR, and they both work great. The PWS has less flash and I think the Dynacomp feels "flatter" but that might be a function of the different rifles and ammo.

[Nicoman]

I've got the battlecomp on my AR, I vote for black AFG on FDE handguard it can look just like mine

blurry but you get the idea

[morfeeis]

For the cheap and fast inside track... Model 1 makes a knock-off TTI for like... $40. It's ridiculously good. It's not pretty, but your rifle stays absolutely motionless.

are you talking about their steel threaded brake or the one that just says threaded?

http://www.model1sales.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=407

[postal]

New to building ARs, so i apologize for asking a noob question. Are "comps" the same as muzzle brakes or are they considered flash suppressors?

"comp" = muzzle brake. Same thing.

I just recieved a brake from Schuler. Well made, well designed, and hard to beat the price.

Cant recommend them enough.

[superj]

"comp" = muzzle brake. Same thing.

I just recieved a brake from Schuler. Well made, well designed, and hard to beat the price.

Cant recommend them enough.

Yeah I did some research last night and found that the are similar. I am trying to build an AR and am thinking of going featureless to avoid the bullet button. I was thinking of going with a battlecomp 1.0 or the Griffin M4SDII. Ill have to check the Schuler brake. Thanks for the help and recommendations!

[Darklyte27]

I have a spikes dyna on my pin welded spikes upper its pretty nice.
Also some griffin armament ones are nice too and great bang for the buck.

[M3thodBombZ]

What are you trying to accomplish with this piece of equipment? Good flash reduction with good recoil management? Will you be doing a lot of drills with partners per say? A battle comp or BCM comp will work best for those applications so you're not putting out a lot of muzzle blast when working with other shooters and you also got that good flash reduction.

Or are you trying to maximize recoil reduction? In this case you'd want a PWS brake or the surefire mb556k. These brakes are excellent in reducing about 90% of muzzle flip, but you got ALOT of muzzle blast bursting out the sides. Not the best idea in CQB environments or if you're doing a lot of drills while shooting with a partner. My brothers hate me for this reason. Speed and accuracy are most important to me so that's why I went with the surefire. It comes down to what you would like to accomplish with this piece of equipment

[donnrcp]

http://s86.photobucket.com/user/donn...33e47.mp4.htmlBattlecomp 1.0