Navy Gunner
Regular
- Location
- Eastern Passage NS
Looking to source one for my carbine build. Anyone who can source one for me?
Navy Gunner
Navy Gunner
Vortex for AR10
- Thread starter Navy Gunner
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P0WERWAGON
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- burnaby BC كافر
i think Dlask makes a version of it.
canucklehead
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Calgary, AB
Don't most guys take a .223 one and ream it out?
Navy Gunner
Regular
- Location
- Eastern Passage NS
I assume it's a 5/8-24 thread?
Navy Gunner
Navy Gunner
We have PWS Flash Suppressing Compensators (FSC) for the .308's and we also have the PWS Precision Rifle Compensators... we just got a few of each of these units back in stock so the website may say they are "Custom Order" we will be able to ship right away from inventory if you place an order...
https://shopquestar.com/shopping65/shopexd.asp?id=251&bc=no
https://shopquestar.com/shopping65/shopexd.asp?id=1277&bc=no
Either one is an excellent choice and (in my opinion) will outperform the Smith Vortex unit.
Mark
https://shopquestar.com/shopping65/shopexd.asp?id=251&bc=no
https://shopquestar.com/shopping65/shopexd.asp?id=1277&bc=no
Either one is an excellent choice and (in my opinion) will outperform the Smith Vortex unit.
Mark
angryeyebrows
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- Oscar Mike
Which in Canada where they (AR's) can only be used for Target Shooting on ranges during daytime hours makes that a moot point
Mark
So I guess the Surefire on my rifle is a moot point too? I would be curious to see what regulation says I can't shoot at night.
I was only speaking in terms of the ranges we have here in Ontario... most that I know are restricted to daytime operation (as approved by the CFO)... if you are shooting your Restricted AR on approved ranges in the dark then obviously you have use for a flash suppressor... wasn't trying to offend you.
Having said that the FSC unit is quite good as reducing flash while still giving excellent compensation.
Wasn't trying to start a war... don't get all worked up
Mark
angryeyebrows
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Oscar Mike
I was only speaking in terms of the ranges we have here in Ontario... most that I know are restricted to daytime operation (as approved by the CFO)... if you are shooting your Restricted AR on approved ranges in the dark then obviously you have use for a flash suppressor... wasn't trying to offend you.
Having said that the FSC unit is quite good as reducing flash while still giving excellent compensation.
Wasn't trying to start a war... don't get all worked up
Mark
No worries Mark
If a new person was to read your post (coming from a respected dealer), they would likely assume that it was illegal to shoot at night when that's not the case and it absolutely depends on the range you use. Just want kill any confusion before it starts.
