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Posted: 4/29/2016 9:02:07 AM EDT
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5.56 threads. Came with an upper I recently purchased in the ee.
Similarl to the kac flash hider but the ports are wider and further apart. 
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Yankee Hill Machine Flash hider http://www.midwayusa.com/product/965594/yankee-hill-machine-flash-hider-phantom-5c2-aggressive-1-2-28-thread-ar-15-parkerized Edit: Link shows an "aggressive" model. That looks like the normal one they sell. Looks shorter than the yhm |
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Yankee Hill Machine Flash hider http://www.midwayusa.com/product/965594/yankee-hill-machine-flash-hider-phantom-5c2-aggressive-1-2-28-thread-ar-15-parkerized Edit: Link shows an "aggressive" model. That looks like the normal one they sell. I don't believe this is that flash hider |
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I don't believe this is that flash hider Quoted:
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Yankee Hill Machine Flash hider http://www.midwayusa.com/product/965594/yankee-hill-machine-flash-hider-phantom-5c2-aggressive-1-2-28-thread-ar-15-parkerized Edit: Link shows an "aggressive" model. That looks like the normal one they sell. I don't believe this is that flash hider Nope, not even close. The one the OP posted certainly looks KACish. |
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Even that one has the ports that are closer like the kac ones. This one has wider ports. I'm guessing some ebay cheapo deal at this point. |
| I purchased a complete upper w a different pinned muzzle device and he said he'd throw in the one that originally came on it. Based on the sale, I wouldn't expect him to know but the deal was fine; this was just a bonus add on but I'm curious to know since I'd rather sell it. |
Looks almost like YHM Phantom 5C1, but not quite. See image below. 5C1 is the shorter one flat on the end. The upper one in the pic. 5C2 is longer with irregular front edge. But the number and placement of the ribs on OP seems slightly different. It also seems to have only two slots in the side. Probably not very effective flash hider. Airsoft knockoff?
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I believe it's an early Micor one. Before they switched to the 1/7 or 1/9 barrel twist flute designs. I've got a couple of Micors, and the machining on this one is very similar, so you might be right. But, I didn't know they ever made them without the spiral flutes. |
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