about how long is the flash hider? i have a jg mp5 with ccw threads but, i dont want a very long flash hider. i really need something to just cover the threads
1051418
I'm not sure this will fit an mp5. I'm using it on a magpul Masada. But I would say 2.1 inches.
1051419
Its about 2 inches. Might want to look elsewhere, this one is pretty long and thick in diameter.
1091938
This is designed to mount around a standard trigger guard with NO picatinny dust cover, NO finger groove. It fits my Kimber Pro Carry II with no gaps or wiggle. If it weren't for being composite, you would think it was molded into the frame. This is so short it should not come close to extending past your muzzle. Biggest issue is I am having to use a Blackpoint Tactical IWB commander model with Viridian C5L holster. (VERY limited holster selection anywhere for this setup)
1061999
No idea what that is. It is made for a MP5. I have it on mine. I took it off, because it is crap.
1842690
I had a problem with 223 cases. The plastic feed piece had a little excess flash that partially obstructed the priming piston. It was just enough to turn the small primers sideways. I shaved the excess and the problem went away.
2136395
I can certainly tell you that it's just large enough to fit over an A2-style flash hider, which has a 22mm (7/8") overall diameter. So as long as your aftermarket flash suppressor is 22mm in diameter, you should be golden.
703251
I have this and it's just muzzle break for recoil. You will still see a flash. It reduced my recoil nicely however the blow back to reduce recoil blows backwards. Doesn't bother me but I know some people don't like that.
532786
i use new crush washers and turn tight until heavy tension is felt, then line upper vents to top. most flash hiders are 'clocked'. meaning with crush washer 'open' end to flash hider, they will line up when fully tight. do not (do not) use any kind of thread locking compound. this method is reffered to in the book ,'gunsmithing the ar-15' by patrick sweeney. the washer is included with device. if you don't have the upper 'block device' for your vice be very very careful. good luck
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.
243345
The clip on mine broke in days. I know that this is off topic but it is a grate light for price, kicked my old sure fire's butt. just the clip is it's weak point so a holster is worth buying and I hope someone can answer your question because I've stopped carrying this lightProduct Dimensions 6.5 x 3.8 x 1 inches I believe this is correct Maybe 6.5 is it fully extended for the focus.
793255
Congrats you bought a beautiful handgun a bit heavy but very impressive. For that gun I would use a Wild Bill's Concealment Fusion Paddle or Covert holster. Hope that helps. Be safe.
1625949
Actually, I have the P5C on my 111 Mill G2. The muzzle is tapered and I've gone round and round trying to get the thing to stay on with the recoil. I've finally just drilled the retainer and put a screw through it further toward the middle of the unit. It's no longer "quick release", but why am I in such a hurry to get it off?
1251580
It looks like your gun has the required tactical rail needed below the barrel..however if your barrel length is 3.5" the light may not fit flush under the barrel, exposing it to potential powder burns...I have exactly 2.5" between the front of my trigger guard and the tip of my barrel on the M&P; .40 which fits this light perfectly even with the end of the gun. I have read that wrapping the light housing with black electrical tape will reduce the amount of damage from muzzle flash/etc if it does protrude beyond the end of the barrel but have not had to try it. My overall barrel length is 4.25 so I am guessing this light would require said tape if yours is in fact a 3.5" barrel. Hope this helps! It looks like your gun has the required tactical rail needed below the barrel..however if your barrel length is 3.5" the light may not fit flush under the barrel, exposing it to potential powder burns...I have exactly 2.5" between the front of my trigger guard and the tip of my barrel on the M&P; .40 which fits this light perfectly even with the end of the gun. I have read that wrapping the light housing with black electrical tape will reduce the amount of damage from muzzle flash/etc if it does protrude beyond the end of the barrel but have not had to try it. My overall barrel... » Read More It looks like your gun has the required tactical rail needed below the barrel..however if your barrel length is 3.5" the light may not fit flush under the barrel, exposing it to potential powder burns...I have exactly 2.5" between the front of my trigger guard and the tip of my barrel on the M&P; .40 which fits this light perfectly even with the end of the gun. I have read that wrapping the light housing with black electrical tape will reduce the amount of damage from muzzle flash/etc if it does protrude beyond the end of the barrel but have not had to try it. My overall barrel length is 4.25 so I am guessing this light would require said tape if yours is in fact a 3.5" barrel. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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This is about the furthest thing from a flash hider, it directs the gasses out of 9 ports to allow reacquisition of your target. As the shooter, you wont notice it, but those around you will! Makes an AR LOUD to people on either side of you. 3 ports on each side then top center has 3 ports, forcing downward, to assist in muzzle rise. Almost Zero recoil. Plenty of flash that is NOT hidden... reminds you of lady finger fire cracker flashes in the dark, 6 of them at the same time. (If you are old enough to remember what lady finger firecrackers are...Just sayin...)
820204
Hi Jenna. I did not know the SW MP15 rifle. I went to SW website to "educate" myself. I looked at MP15 -.300 Whisper model. I think all MP15models are based on the same platform. It looks like the scope mounting on the rifle is a Picatinny rail. Special scope mounts? You have to have a scope mount to fit Picatiny rail on the rifle. The scope itself needs a standard 1" ring. Will the scope work? Yes, very well. The scope is 15" longthe rifle is 32" and 35" extended. To me, it will look great on your rifle.
1554825
I agree, your rail looks short, and since its a compact it will protrude quite a bit past the front of the pistol. Mine is mounted to a full size Beretta PX4 storm and the LED light still hangs out about 3/8" past the barrel. When I get home I'll measure the distance between the actuator and clamp as well as the full length of the clamp so you can measure your pistol to see how it would fit. Update, the mounting rail is 1 1/8" long. The closest you can mount this on your pistol starts at the trigger guard, going forward to the end of the mounting rail. In between the two is the actuator and battery door. That distance is 7/8". Giving a total length of 2" to mount it securely. The total leingth of the light is 3 1/8". Hope this helps!
726109
I don't really know what frank is talkin about. Mine slides on a little snug and locks decent. If I could slide it to the next crossrail it would be almost flush, but it hits the trigger guard. I think the M&P; 40 has a 6" barrel, which would potentially make the weaver rail longer for a better fit, M&P; though. Also, Mwwgolf has a point, mine does have a tiny amount of give front to back.
1936807
Sorry, I can't help you. It is a good and does what it is intended to do.Cons-when wearing it as a concealed holster, it prints more than I Liked, so I do not use it.