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    Flash Hider

    Hi guys,

    Just got my E Cat endorsement and now want to change the muzzle brake for a Flash hider. Sick of the all the moaning I get at the range about shooting air back in everyone's faces. Do you guys know where I could find one of these fairly standard looking ones for a decent price?? Would be screwing onto an NEA 5.56/.223 AR15 with standard thread. You would be saving me a world of grief! Pic attached. Cheers

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    oh lol. That's where I got my rifle. Thought they didn't have them. Will check now. Cheers Pete

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    A2 on trademe for $55?? Ripoff though.

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    Hmm strange that it says muzzle brake.

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    Of course. How else can people put it on their A-cat rifle?
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    Lots of people think they are the same thing. :S

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    That is one of the stupidest features that create an MSSA.

    In a country that has zero restrictions on suppressor/silencer ownership or use. You can't use a flash hider, but feel free to use a suppressor. Seriously, wtf?

    Really shows that those involved in the writing of the Act had no clue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rs200nz View Post
    ... muzzle brake ....223
    Problem identified

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    Lol. A problem that needs a solution

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    just put a suppressor on it and it will keep the range dwellers happy
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    You don't have to use a flash hider or brake, just get a $15 1/2 x 28 thread protector.

    Need to gas bust the AR charging handle or have an adjustable gas block if you use the suprresor for a service rifle shoot.
    90 odd rounds later wthout either of those and your eyes are watering from the ammonia fumes.
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    ^^ depends how over gassed your gun is to start with, and the suppressor

    Flash hider is better than bare muzzle

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    Added bonus of using the suppressor is after 90 rounds, you can cook your lunch on it.
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    Found one on Brownells. $6.99 lol. Will pick one up from there


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