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NIB Area 419 Linear Flash Suppressor with 5/8-24 mount adapter. $100 shipped PP F&F or Zelle.

What's the deal with not being able to purchase QD's / flash hiders for the YHM Phantom series cans? I haven't gotten a chance to speak to anybody about this yet, I have just read on a couple of sites about an ATF ruling. Does anyone know the reason behind not being able to sell them? This...

I'm new to reloading. I'm working on case prepping my first batch of once fired brass. I have a Sinclair tool that indexes on the case head. I have a couple of questions though. 1) It seems to open up the flash hole quite a bit. Is this an issue for .223 cases (e.g. does it take too much...

What tools do you guys use to uniform the flash hole and deburr it? Jeff

I stumbled upon somewhere out there in the world wide web a list of the common flash hider and muzzle brake thread pitches and the weapons that use them,however have since lost it and now cant find it again. Anyone have something similar or a link on hand? cheers fellas, JJ

How flippin tight should that castle nut be??? I bent a set of pliers trying to get it off and it didn't budge...

Kinda goes to the age old question why does one park in a driveway and drive on a parkway. Here is my question: The isssue m16 i believe has a flash suppressor. That said the 16 is basically a general issue weapon used either from cover or if necessary in the open. On the other hand sniper...

How necessary is this? I hate ordering stuff from Sinclair or Midway when thats the ONLY thing Im missing.

does anyone have these in stock?

I assume that the only way you get muzzle flash is if the powder hasn't fully burned before the bullet leaves the barrel. So if my loads produce a muzzle flash does that mean that they are suboptimal, in that either the powder is too slow or the primer isn't sufficient? Or are there good...

Tim at SAS is finished with his new threaded muzzle breaks and flash hiders for the SAS cans. I will definitely be getting a few of the flash hiders, they have external threading with the attached thread protectors. These are available for the .338, .30, and .223 caliber cans. I already have the...