Griffin Armament 22 Cal Taper Mount Flash Comp - 1/2-28 - TFC556-1/2
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The newest generation of the FlashComp is built off the Hammer Comp design. Griffin Armament took the FlashComp that brought market leading muzzle stability and recoil control to the Universal Taper Mount Interface and upgraded its performance. The Flash Comp is not just another muzzle device, it is a recoil reducing, low muzzle flash signature, muzzle neutral, and comes packaged in a mid length muzzle device that offers you all of the suppression in one market leading muzzle device.
Note:
CNC Machined of heat treated 17-4 PH billet material, the FlashComp Taper Mount provides a sacrificial baffle to increase the service life of your Recce, Paladin, or Sportsman Sound Suppressor. Taper Mount Thread Protector is compatible with this muzzle device for added protection of thread mounts.
| Weight | 2.992 oz |
|---|---|
| Muzzle Device Type | Flash Hider |
| Threads | 1/2×28 |
| Cartridge Compatibility | .22 (.223/5.56/.224, etc.) |
| Finish | Nitride / Melonite |
| MPN | TFC556-1/2 |
| UPC | 791154081297 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
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Griffin taper mount
Comes included with a bunch of shims. Make sure to time it correctly, otherwise it causes recoil to bounce to the side very noticeably.
USI guess it works
I put this on a new build and I guess it works. It was easy to install, although, I had to add shims and install it multiple times to get it to line up properly. It came with plenty of shims in the instructions for installation were easy to understand. This is my first 5.56 on a 10.5” barrel, So I really can’t comment on the degree of flash suppression or compensation. It still makes a pretty good fireball, but that’s to be expected on any 5.56 with a less than 12” barrel. I felt like recoil control was pretty good and follow-up shots were easy to make. The compensator is pretty heavy. It has a lot of material for it to do what it is built to do. I don’t think it’s very attractive, but I bought it for function, not for looks. I am a little disappointed that the finish didn’t hold up. I’ve put about 100 rounds through it and the finish has cooked off quite a bit. This may be a side effect of running a blast can. I paired this compensator with a Griffin blast can, which screws onto the compensator without any problem. Overall, I think this device works as advertised and I would recommend it if it meets your needs. Again, this is the first combo flash hider/compensator I’ve had, so I don’t have anything to compare it to.
