Is this compensator threaded? Like a regular flash suppressor? The ad doesn't say how it's attached..
601815
Yes standard 5.56 barrel threads. No machining needed. Works great and looks clean. I use mine for 3 gun and my follow up shots have improved since installation.
601816
Yes it is but I used mine once or twice cause it's very very loud u can't shoot a 223 with it on it without ear plugs.
601817
Yes. It is threaded like a any other flash hider/compensator. It also comes drilled for pinning. Pin is included as well.
601818
The compensator is threaded with 1/2 28 threads. If your rifle had a bird cage or other flash suppressor, it should thread on in its place.
601819
yes it is standard AR threads,also comes with a pin, but if you pin it you will never get it off again. Use shims to aline correctly,check Midway or brownells for those
1193459
Yes, it is actually built into the flash head. Very well designed. I can not say enough great things about this flash unit !!
591769
This depends if your threaded barrel is 16mm. That's what the size of the suppressors thread is.
341501
Yup, standard AR threading. It is a solid aluminum tube, with a quarter inch hole for the bullet to travel through mind you, so its a bit on the heavy side. Good for fun but nothing serious, obviously. I thought about boring it out with a drill press to make it hollow and a lot lighter, but that would be work. Looks nice though.
2146600
Not sure if it functions as a "flash hider" as I never fired it at night. It DOES work as a compensator and slightly reduces felt recoil. If you order this item cake sure the one you receive has a bore hole NO larger than 0.250 - 0.260" I had to send the first 1 back as hole was for a 308 rather than a .223
262676
I just checked and yes, it is threaded. You should be able to attach a sprayer.
910641
Yes. It screws on with plastic threads and is kinda sketchy. I epoxied mine on. If I recall, removing it just exposes the raw barrel.
2051738
normal ak 47s are threaded and it screws right on. I believe yours is not threaded so it wont go on. There are other muzzle breaks that will work on yours but takes a little more effort to fit.
1155354
It's not made to protect threads. This is a slip on unit that allows you to thread a muzzle break, or flash suppressor to a cut end of a SKS
1436248
This only works on threaded muzzles. You would need to take your gun to a gun smith or buy a barrel that has a threaded muzzle.
633504
The inner tube is a flash diffuser and can stand alone and is threaded for the outer tube. In the image you can see on the left the suppressor and in back the outer sleeve. To the bottom right is the combination of these two pieces. I have used it both ways on my Ruger 10/22 and it works fine.
734470
When I bought mine a few years ago, it did not come with one. I believe that attachment was made by the user. I usually let mine hang free when I need to use the flash. The connection to the camera port is pretty stout.
1470544
No, it's no threaded. It's designed to fit on a double pop-up pole, presumably sold by Ettore.
1772418
yes but only if the sport has a flash hider on it already. If it is like the Mass Compliant ones (straight cut at tip of Barrel) then no. you would need to have it threaded . send me a pic of yours via email , I can make sure then . Mikelawtown@aol.com
481537
It's a standard "hot shoe" flash mount. Not specific to any manufacture or brand. It use it on my Canon with out issues.
766108
Yes, it is threaded for filters and I have a high-end filter on it. I've used this lens for one year on my NEX 7 and am very pleased with the performance, despite what some reviewers have said. My wife has the same lens on her NEX 7 and she ignores her 3 other lenses.
1011085
I think the mount is threaded, however to keep the strap mount on the camera and then add a tripod adapter to the bottom too would be a little too much....to remove the strap mount only takes a few seconds.