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Posted: 6/4/2008 7:31:44 PM EDT
I am getting ready to order the last of the parts for my LW upper and I have narrowed it down to a bennie cooley comp or a fsc 556 and I cannot make up my mind.  this is a range rifle only and is not intended for self defense or SHTF so I am not worried about flash suppression.  I do not know how big the bennie cooley brake is so I dont know if it would fit poorly on a .625" barrel that i am using.  

bennie cooley comp


FSC556


here is the setup so far
-CavArms yellow lower and m4 guard
-RRA 9mm slickside upper (going to get the gas tube hole drilled)
-14.5" cmmg LW profile barrel
-micro gas block
-C-More sight

-Mike
Link Posted: 6/4/2008 7:36:54 PM EDT
[#1]

Quoted:
this is a range rifle only and is not intended for self defense or SHTF so I am not worried about flash suppression.


Why do you want/need a comp?  Faster follow-up shots?  If you don't really need a comp, a plain muzzle, muzzle nut or A1 or A2 flash hider would be lighter than either option.
Link Posted: 6/4/2008 7:41:42 PM EDT
[#2]

Quoted:

Quoted:
this is a range rifle only and is not intended for self defense or SHTF so I am not worried about flash suppression.


Why do you want/need a comp?  Faster follow-up shots?  If you don't really need a comp, a plain muzzle, muzzle nut or A1 or A2 flash hider would be lighter than either option.


using a 14.5" barrel, I know a muzzle device might add a little weight but it shouldn't be much more than the extra 1.5" of barrel.  

so the main purpose would be faster time back on target

-Mike
Link Posted: 6/5/2008 7:51:49 PM EDT
[#3]
The FSC556 JUST works soo well.

I have tested a bunch of comps on my uppers, and the FSC556 works best IMO, and it helps reduce flash signature also.
Heck if you WANT a nice and big flash for good pictures, get a DNTC brake (previous version of the FSC556, but it makes for a good 2-3foot flame out of the rifle is the light is right., but makes for almost ZERO muzzlejump during rapidfire.
Link Posted: 6/5/2008 9:52:25 PM EDT
[#4]
cooley
Link Posted: 6/6/2008 10:13:48 AM EDT
[#5]

Quoted:

Quoted:

Quoted:
this is a range rifle only and is not intended for self defense or SHTF so I am not worried about flash suppression.


Why do you want/need a comp?  Faster follow-up shots?  If you don't really need a comp, a plain muzzle, muzzle nut or A1 or A2 flash hider would be lighter than either option.


using a 14.5" barrel, I know a muzzle device might add a little weight but it shouldn't be much more than the extra 1.5" of barrel.  

so the main purpose would be faster time back on target

-Mike


I have a PRI/MSTN Quiet Comp on a rifle built around an Rock Creek/ABS barrel for that reason.  The Quiet Comp hepls keep my ACOG's reticle on target, but it's WAY louder than a plain muzzle or Vortex--especially if the muzzle is anywhere near a wall or other vertical surface.  The first time I shot it, I only had plugs in and it wasn't enough.
Link Posted: 6/6/2008 10:32:34 AM EDT
[#6]
PWS FSC556 all the way.

Flash Suppression Comparrison:

A2


FSC556


It doesn't weigh much more than an A2 and is the same length as a Phantom for those 14.5" barrels


Enjoy...
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