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My 300 AAC Blackout build

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Are we looking at the same page? It clearly says "Muzzle Brake" on the front page and in the descriptions of the products there.

The one in PJ's picture is the one that is a Flash Hider..they make a somewhat similar product as a brake, but the pictured one is the model I stated above

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I was looking at the devices on this page.

 

http://www.advanced-armament.com/Muzzle-Brakes_c_32.html

 

I agree, the pic he posted is a flash hider/suppresssor.

 

The one in PJ's picture is the one that is a Flash Hider..they make a somewhat similar product as a brake, but the pictured one is the model I stated above

I was looking at the devices on this page.

 

http://www.advanced-...rakes_c_32.html

 

I agree, the pic he posted is a flash hider/suppresssor.

 

Those are expensive Brakes...unless you're planning on buying an AAC suppressor in the furture

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Yeah man! Military grade and rated for full auto probably.

 

Those are expensive Brakes...unless you're planning on buying an AAC suppressor in the furture

Yeah man! Military grade and rated for full auto probably.

 

On the plus side as well the AAC Suppressors are significantly less pricey than Surefire..who also charge upwards of $140.00 for their Brake/attachment systems. Griffin Armament makes an interesting 5.56 Suppressor with a QD Attachemtn that works with both their proprietary brakes as well as a standard A-2 FH..I wish they did the same can in 7.62

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