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It's the Y/M, no real advantages other than lighter weight and lower cost. It's $99, so midpoint between the YHM and the PRI in cost. It is aluminum construction so it adds less weight to the gun. It's a nice piece of kit like all the Y/M equipment I've used though. I saw one and decided to try it, and the rail is pretty much worthless. (didn't have to try it to figure that one out )J |
It was my understanding that these front sights were "push-button spring operated flip-up" type, which I thought might be an additional advantage in deploying them... |
The first barrel is the WOA SPR contour 18", 1-7 twist stainless. The coyote Recce is a Krieger 16" midlength, medium contour, 1-7 twist stainless. The Gray one is a WOA 16" Midlength stainless 1-7 medium contour. Check your IM for pricing on the SPR  |
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Dude.... I see a can, multi-cam and a JTAC upper. I think we were seperated at birth. Anyway here is my latest JTAC creation.... http://members.cox.net/josh-l/JtacRecce1.jpg.JPG |
So that's where that funny scar on my hip came from!  What kind of barrel is that? Kreiger? I was going to have him flute this one for a little weight reduction and increased cooling, but was too impatient to wait for the flutes to be cut. No biggie - a little more front-heavy than my m4gery, which helps with "shootability" at distance, obviously no problem with accuracy, and it only changes POI about one MOA with the can mounted - no degradation in group size - it just moves 1 moa to 5 o'clock. (The Denny's barrel I had before moved four moa to 6 o'clock, and group sizes were 3 times as big to start with!) |
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My barrel is just a regular Bushmaster HBAR that was factory fluted. It's nice if you are just shooting prone with it but I wish I would have done something a little lighter now that I've had it for a few weeks. But that problem will be fixed after I get my SBR paper work finished and Jason builds me a CQB upper with a Noveske 10.5!!! Then I'll start saving for a can. What can is yours by the way? |
The can is a Tibbetts (John's Guns). VERY quiet and only 6.5" long. Only drawback is the stainless can heats up faster than the 4150 flash-hider so it gets a little loose after a few rounds. Hand-tighten after 10 rds and you're good to go, though. Back on topic: JTAC RECCES ROCK! 
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