Don’t be that dude, know what muzzle device you need and what it does because a muzzle brake, compensator, flash hider, or concussion reduction device do different things.
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Do I need a Muzzle Brake, Compensator, or Flash Hider?
Published: August 4, 2024 Updated: August 4, 2024
What’s The Deal With Muzzle Brakes? Unique AR’s ROOK
Published: February 21, 2020 Updated: February 21, 2020For under $100, a muzzle brake is a terrific way to help you become a better shooter, and it’s an easy gift for the shooter in your life.
Unique AR’s – Heirloom Badass Handguards & Accessories
Published: June 6, 2019 Updated: June 6, 2019If I were putting together an AR wishlist, it would include the Unique-Grip, the ROOK brake, and a 15″ slim handguard with an awesome design–probably one my daughter helped me with. The first two would make me a better shooter, and the third would turn the gun into an heirloom.
DIY: How to Pin & Weld a Muzzle Brake
Published: September 8, 2017 Updated: September 8, 2017In their perfect, all-knowing wisdom, the United States Congress in 1934 limited the legal length of a rifle barrel to no shorter than 16 inches. For barrels under 16 inches, the National Firearms Act requires gun owners to apply for a special license and render unto Uncle Sam a $200 tax stamp. But the Act includes a caveat. Barrels are measured from the breech face to “the furthermost end of the barrel or permanently attached muzzle device.” A barrel can be 14.5 inches long, for example, provided a 1.5-inch muzzle device is also permanently affixed.