[Travclem]

Like a lot of folks, I run a brake suppressor mount on my SBR to save wear and tear on the blast baffle. The blast had become a major nuisance for shooting unsuppressed me since hearing protection isn't always handy/available. I found a company who makes a shroud for YHM and AAC suppressor mounts that directs the blast forward similar to the Noveske KX3. I got one for my SBR and for my purposes it is awesome. It also helps keep the soot off of my light.

http://www.weaponoutfitters.com/cata...q=brake+shield

[RyanNREMTP]

I might look into one of those or actually get rid of my mirucek or whatever it's spelled.

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[faawrenchbndr]

Very cool.......

[mjkeat]

Great idea to protect threads.

[dkf]

Rainier sells some also.
http://www.rainierarms.com/?page=sho...=&pagenumber=3

[Travclem]

That's who I actually bought it from. Same brand.


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[LA_357SIG]

I wish I would have heard of this before I decided to put a Troy Claymore on my 11.5" pistol (unfired until the Form 1 comes in). I have a few AAC mounts collecting dust right now.

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[Travclem]

I heard that the Claymore is pretty obnoxious, never heard one in person though. I like this setup because I can take it off and put on my suppressor.

[LA_357SIG]

It is not obnoxious at all on a 16" midlength. In fact the few female shooters that shot it preferred it over the A2 and Blackout flash hider AR's I bring o the range. From a shooters perspective, it is not a problem at all. As an observer anywhere 180* in front of the muzzle... well, sucks for you. On the side and behind, also not an issue.

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[RyanNREMTP]

That is what I'm looking for. Something like the Claymore. Last week when I had to qualify I warned the guy next to me about the muzzle blast to the side. He didn't believe me until the first shot nearly knocked his hat off.