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Posted
27 minutes ago, Robocop1051 said:

That looks like a possible 13.7” option. Definitely a 14.5” option. 

Just a shade over 3 oz. . Doesn’t have a hole drilled for pin and weld ..... 

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29 minutes ago, oli700 said:

Just a shade over 3 oz. . Doesn’t have a hole drilled for pin and weld ..... 

I assume you meant inches and not ounces. That should still add about 2.3” to a barrel. Looks good enough for most any >/= 13.7” OAL barrel build.

Posted
2 hours ago, Robocop1051 said:

3 ounces for a prong? Wtf is it made out of!?!? 

Not sure exactly . Very limited info on it . I’m curious now since you think it’s heavy . It doesn’t strike me as over heavy for a 762 device but ?? Not sure . It’s a very nice piece , everything lmt does is done with excellent materials  ......it’s good size , reminds me of a BE Myers 073DA6A4-DFF5-4717-83BF-1983703289BA.thumb.jpeg.f130f9f8364aa04a2ba67026e71f6873.jpeg

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I’ll report back on performance . I’m about a month out from shooting it . Figured I’d post on it since I can’t find anything on the interweb on it 

Posted
5 hours ago, ARTrooper said:

Used a 3 prong in Afghanistan... made a weird ping noise. I liked how it was different. haha

Yeah I’m thinking it will ping as well and I like stuff you don’t see on every othe rifle too . Thanks for your service ! 

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4 hours ago, oli700 said:

Yeah I’m thinking it will ping as well and I like stuff you don’t see on every othe rifle too . Thanks for your service ! 

yeah, kinda reminded me of a tuning fork for instruments. haha. you're welcome, was the most fun I ever had.:fullauto:

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12 hours ago, Robocop1051 said:

Sooooooo tempted to grab that 13.7” AR-10 barrel now. 

That would be sweet , and a nice drill bit ..... real nice mellonite finish and I have a feeling the material is hard as hell on top of that 

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22 minutes ago, oli700 said:

That would be sweet , and a nice drill bit ..... real nice mellonite finish and I have a feeling the material is hard as hell on top of that 

I’d screw it on without the crush washer, then hit the 6 o’clock with a small bead weld. Fast and easy. 

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40 minutes ago, Robocop1051 said:

I’d screw it on without the crush washer, then hit the 6 o’clock with a small bead weld. Fast and easy. 

Careful with that, I am not an expert but recall researching the topic and found three acceptable methods, pin and weld, high temperature silver solder, and full seam electric or gas welding. Not sure what the ATF definition of full seam is but I would feel more comfortable pinning it.

  • 3 months later...
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Great loooking flash hider there. I am going the other way and am testing compensators to pin and weld onto a 13.5" barrel for my LM308MWS. I have a fair number of rounds with the PA  M4-72 which is good at recoil reduction but did not hold as flat as I would like. Just got the SJC Titan and will be testing it against the new JP compitition comp. Pin and weld is quite the committment so I want to make sure I am happy with the comp. Also debating getting a new barrel (would get the lightweight profile) vs having my 16" barrel shortened. Will report back after shooting the new comps. 

Rasyad

  • 10 months later...
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I happen to enjoy the Judge's opinion.  3 out of 5 don't mean jack without precise standards.

 

  • 2 months later...
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So what does everyone perfer when installing their muzzle devices.  A jam nut or a crush washer. Which one is better or they both the same. Asking cause I have always used crush washers & just used a Jam nut. Thanks for the replies. 

Posted
6 hours ago, survivalshop said:

Shim pak or Jam Nut & I will use a Crush washer if I have to.

^^^  What he said.  I run Precision Armament shims now, on almost everything 1/2x28 and 5/8x24.  I used a badass jam nut on my .260 build that is flawless.  I'll run more of those if I can find them again.  This jam nut comes back and covers part of the barrel...  CLEAN looking install...  :thumbup:

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  • 2 years later...
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14 hours ago, 98Z5V said:

Toss the VG6 CAGE Device on that brake.  It really, really does work.  :thumbup:

I may just have to do that for the benefit of my shooting pals. I have the same brake on other 5.56 rifles, if the OD is the same it’s a no brainer…

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OD is the same on all of them.  I have a pile of the VG6 stuff - it just works.  Every single 2-port Gamma that I have has a CAGE on it.  Some are 5.56 Gammas (for the 5.8x24 threading).  The CAGE fits every brake that they make. 

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