QD suppressor flash hider and decibels

The flash hider will let too much gas escape too quickly: totally ruining the point of the silencer. It would have the same effect as putting a silencer on a revolver.

>>35086062
I think he's talking about a flash hider that's compatible with QD suppressors i.e. attaching the suppressor over, not in front of, the flash hider.

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You mean S I L E N C E R????

>>35086236
Seeing as how the man who invented them marketed them as such, yes.

Op. No, there will be no difference.

I usually use a brake , rather than a flash hider, the brake then acts like a sacrificial baffle that reduces some ware on the silencers

>>35086062
What is with this bullshit? A suppressor without a flash hider (bare muzzle inside expansion chamber) just shoves it all forward. With a flash hider at least it goes to the sides as well.

>>35086597
And yet... is still all contained in the suppressor

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I have a four pronged flash hider as the mount on my suppressor. It's not a problem.

>>35086245
The Wright Brothers used wing warping to steer their aircraft... just because you invented the tech doesn't mean you're correct about the implementation.

>>35086538
Su did a test and at 10,000 rounds they couldn't tell the difference between the braked suppressor and the flash hider suppressor, just fyi.

>>35087320
surefire*

>>35086045
I have a standard birdcage flash hider on my PSA rifle I built. Any suggestions on suppressors that attach to it? I know almost nothing about suppressors.

>>35088560

There are some suppressors that will attach to the A2 birdcage, however most will either require bare threads, or their own model of QD attachment instead of the birdcage.

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>>35086597
If you mount the suppressor to the bare muzzle the gasses can leave to all sides into the primary expansion chamber as soon as they leave the barrel.
The flash-hider takes up this free space and could possibly restrict the gasses from flowing into the expansion chamber slightly, depending on the design.
As there's usually a bit of space available between the first baffle and the flash hider within the chamber this is not much of an issue.
However, types like the AseUtra flash hiders are designed to minimize this effect.
(muzzle breaks on the other hand could actually make the can more effective as they redirect the gasses like baffles to the side inside the suppressor.)

>>35088560
If you want to keep the A2 you'll have to look for a QD-Mount (quick detach) indented to be used with it.
... there's a lot on the market if you search for QD A2 Supressor.
(I'm more familiar with what is sold in Europe)
Many companies offer suppressors for direct treats, the standard A2 style interface and propitiatory QD-systems.

e.g. Brügger&Thomet offer their models as GRS (direct-tread), Rotex-II (propriatary QD) and Rotex-V (QD for A2 style grooves).

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>>35088916
I have the Rotex-V Compact and I'm very pleased with it. The only problem is when it gets really hot, since I have no way of taking it off, as it would melt any case I put it into.

>>35088966
Cool it with the blood of your enemies

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>>35089000
As you wish my dark lord. May your trips be blessed.

>>35087320
what caliber and bbl length?