WILL IT WORK WITH A A2 FLASH SUPPRESSOR FOR AR-15
1486736
It's a very powerful magnet, it the metal flash suppressor has a flat end, it will definitely stick to it.
1486737
You may have to remove the flash suppressor first if it is made of an alloy material that is none magnetic.
1486738
As long as suppressor is steel and not aluminum or composite. You will have no problems if it is you will have to remove it site your ar then reattach. It
1271209
It will NOT fit over the existing orange flash hider, that must be removed. The barrel extension will fit on an outer barrel with 14mm counter-clockwise threads.
591769
This depends if your threaded barrel is 16mm. That's what the size of the suppressors thread is.
1441090
It works just fine with suppressors or muzzle brakes - as ling as they are not permanently attached - just remove them boefore you use the boresight device
654738
Yes, the rear sight will line up properly with an A2 front sight post on your set up. Even though I have these sights on a 15-22, I tested the rear sight on my AR15 (M&P15X; - has the fixed A2 front sight post) in order to answer this question.
215974
Should work unless you have some bizarre flash hider / muzzle brake. I had to remove my Krink KX3 (fire pig) flash hider on one of mine to make it work but a .22 is a .22 otherwise.
1410622
The sight should work perfectly with the A2 front sight. I have the same setup.
536423
Yes, it will , but not that much. If you were to take the time to Google suppressors you will see a few videos about silencers and how they work. Then if you are mechanically inclined like my husband who is an auto body repairman of 40yrs. you can make it work GREAT! First step is to buy it. Your friends will be jealous! C.
906340
It should work for the SW Sport AR15..... There are 3 different ways to mount it..... Sadly the instructions are not the best.....
1632728
Don't know for sure but if you have mil spec rails installed it should. I would suggest you measure AR and AK rails to be sure.
1149962
Don't know what your flash suppressor looks like, but on an AR it doesn't interfere with the muzzle. But since the magnet does need to seat against the muzzle, it's probably a good idea to remove the muzzle brake before sighting in, then replace it when you're done.
1410621
I installed this on a flat top A4 with the A2 fixed front sights and it works perfectly for me. Hope this helps.
377912
It doesn't reduce flash. This is a muzzle brake not a flash just and there is more flash than the standard A2. Recoil dies get reduced dramatically but I don't have an exact figure on how much
678504
It accepts a standard bayonet lug, if you have an aftermarket flash hider it might not fit over it but it will work for a standard one.
1759988
It should. I have on an AR-10 and it is a perfect fit. It just slips over the end of the stock. Haven't shot the gun yet to see how much it reduces the recoil.
476795
By the looks of it, it'll work. The only thing is the suppressor would stick out of the bottom. But itll work as needed.
2133349
Not sure actually. it will require the lower rail to be at least 1.5 - 2" long. Plus the length of the push button to ensure that it's not in the way of the trigger guard.