Battle Comp

[DANGERTASTIC!]

Ya those things are terrible to be next to, the concussion AND sound

[275RLTW]

Ya those things are terrible to be next to, the concussion AND sound

Much better than a Miculek or JP brake...Remember, It's designed to be a good compromise between a brake, comp, & FH.

[cofi]

mine leaded up like crazy when i ran my .22lr conversion.....im not a big fan and will just stick to an a2 next build

[Mick-Boy]

I'm pretty well convinced that the BC is best on a 14.5in or longer barrel. Does it work on a shorter barrel? Sure, but not well enough to make the trade off of flash and concussion worth it to me.

I would absolutely discourage people from using them on operational/defensive guns. Shooting that muzzle device indoors and out of cars SUCKS.

[DANGERTASTIC!]

I'm pretty well convinced that the BC is best on a 14.5in or longer barrel. Does it work on a shorter barrel? Sure, but not well enough to make the trade off of flash and concussion worth it to me.

I would absolutely discourage people from using them on operational/defensive guns. Shooting that muzzle device indoors and out of cars SUCKS.

I use it on my primary defensive carbine.

It sucks in vehicles but its not too bad.

I wouldnt agree with 14.5" or longer, the B.C SHINES when its on an SBR or F.A weapon.

[DANGERTASTIC!]

I love the Battlecomp, gonna throw one on the Kino soon.


Vid: http://youtu.be/0_E-Pa34hcs

[Mick-Boy]

I use it on my primary defensive carbine.

It sucks in vehicles but its not too bad.

I wouldnt agree with 14.5" or longer, the B.C SHINES when its on an SBR or F.A weapon.

If it works for your purposes then drive on. The flash and concussion wasn't worth the 5 or 10 hundredths of a second I was gaining on split times. I didn't/don't even want to imagine having to deal with it during a protracted engagement in hallways and rooms. I want to be able to hear when I get old.

I completely agree it works well on a full auto gun. But since I believe in being accountable for every round that leaves my muzzle I have never put a carbine on auto in a fight. I completely disagree that it shines on an SBR but again, if it's working for your purposes...

[DANGERTASTIC!]

If it works for your purposes then drive on. The flash and concussion wasn't worth the 5 or 10 hundredths of a second I was gaining on split times. I didn't/don't even want to imagine having to deal with it during a protracted engagement in hallways and rooms. I want to be able to hear when I get old.

I completely agree it works well on a full auto gun. But since I believe in being accountable for every round that leaves my muzzle I have never put a carbine on auto in a fight. I completely disagree that it shines on an SBR but again, if it's working for your purposes...

I can agree with a lot you're saying, but it comes down again to preference.

I don't own F.A, nor do I desire to own one, if I did then a B.C woul be on it.

I knew about the B.C WAY before I ever decided to put one on, I always wanted good shooting fundamentals so I could notice it. I think a lot of guys think that it makes them a better shooter which is completely false for obvious reasons, I also watch a lot of guys slapping the trigger and losing good fundamentals thinking its gonna compensate for it.

As far as shooting in a hallway goes, that's the last place I would want to be in an engagement an I'm pretty sure I would move, that of course, comes SECOND to the fact that if I WAS in a gunfight, my hearing would be the last thing I was thinking of. I'll just rely on our little friend "Auditory exclusion".

We don't know how one another shoots or what works best, it's preference, all I'm satin is I don't think we can discourage people from using different things simply because we're "uncomfortable" with it ourselves, we don't know the intended application.