The flash is nice, but I wouldn't want to take that in the field.
Fireballs brought to you by Loki, Battle Comp and hammer drills.
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The flash is nice, but I wouldn't want to take that in the field.
god you are so much coolwer than me.
Both photos were hammer drills...two rounds from one sight picture.
I filmed one of the drills, you can see that the muzzle flash isnt nearly as bad as the photo makes it out to be.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDLeFCji-9o
Here I am shooting an HK 53. I took off the flash hider....and during broad daylight you can see the result.
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Now that I got a couple of stunted mags ties together, it's becoming a viable option for these things.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EV5YKObZ0sw
UMP? or the Special Weapons PXP10?
It's an HK USC with various parts swapped out for compliance and increased tacticool factor.![]()
Practical Shooting Range Sig Sauer P226 Pistol
Same Circuit but a friend of mine with a Glock 17
Really nice pix, LongShot!
In a tactical situation those compensators are brutal for any team members near you.
The flash is also a giveaway in low light. Pretty sure that's what HK in AK meant.
Only the BattleComp 2.0 integrates A2 compatible suppressors to cut down the flash for use with NODs.
Still, impressive fireballs!
Nice pix and vid's guys.
Cheers-
Type of powder (ammunition) has a huge impact on muzzle flash. Flash is created by the powder burning outside the barrel, so with proper powder/weapon combination where the powder burn is optimal the flash is significantly smaller.