AGW Linear Comp

nza

nza

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Hey Guys
I've so far had about 1000rds thru your linear comp on my pdw (mix of MFS & M855/193) . I really like its smaller diameter profile (not like the pig). It definitely mitigates alot of the sound and felt recoil that the A2 was not good at for a 7.5". One thing though, it does have a lot of flash. Are there plans to also include flash suppression for night shoots?

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I do have FB video but I don't know how to post it.

PS, I did email an official receipt from OST to get the rebate (Order Number : 12359). Did you receive it?
 
We are working on a flash suppressor right now that should be in production by mid-Jan. As for a linear brake with flash suppression, that is in the design stages still.

I have been away for a few weeks, so I will start processing the $10 rebates this week for all of those who submitted them.
 
AGW

Is there any plans to offer this with the 858 thread but in 223 for CSA carbines in 223??

Serious inquiry

regards

AbH
 
We are behind on all of our linear brakes at the moment. The next batch will likely be all 5/8-24 thread for .308 and a few 14-1LH thread for AK and SwissArms. Hopefully by mid-end may.

14-1 for .223 is in the lineup, probably not until late June.
 
I bought two just after the rebate ended and would like to offer my feedback.

They are nice, and priced correctly.

They DO flash quite a lot and I find that to be the biggest problem. Shooting indoors with a red dot at a well lite range, the flash is so great that I occasionally lose the dot while my eyes adjust from the dot, to the fireball, back to the dot.

Please design something that offers the same level of "sound direction" and with less flash, please.
 
could you make a 5.56 compensator/flash hider that would fit a vz-58 5.56 m14x1 and standard 1/2-28 and that would be more standard(side baffle not in the front for more effective muzzle control)
 
have you compared your muzzle brake design with standard battlecomp design? purely for muzzle control and not sound?
 
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