ODIN Works 6.5 Grendel Atlas Compensator - MB- ATLAS-6.5
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The ODIN Works ATLAS family is true innovation when it comes to muzzle devices. The ATLAS features a 3-piece modular design that makes installation simple and fast. The core and the cap are machined from 416R stainless steel and black nitrided while the sleeve is made from titanium. Timing and tuning is done with the titanium sleeve, no shims or crush washers needed.
Technical Specs:
- Titanium sleeve
- Isonited 416R Stainless Steel
- For 6.5 or 6mm caliber 5/8-24 threading
- Length: 3″
- Weight: 4.4 oz
- Diameter: 1″
| Weight | 4.4 oz |
|---|---|
| Muzzle Device Type | Compensator |
| Threads | 5/8×24 |
| Cartridge Compatibility | .277 (6.8/6.5) |
| Finish | Stainless |
| MPN | MB- ATLAS-6.5 |
| UPC | 857392006208 |
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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Great product
Using on my 6mm ARC , does what it's supposed to and looks great.
Love this brake!
Not needing a crush washer or jam nut is a big plus. That feature works really well. I'm not exactly sure how much "braking effect" it actually provides, due to the sleeve design. Maybe it does; it'd be interesting to test it scientifically. However, the holes in the top do keep muzzle rise down. Those holes are also chamfered to make it easier to drill the holes bigger (in case you want more down force). I recently did extensive field testing on my 20" Grendel upper by AR-stoner. I used nothing, a cheap $16 .30 cal brake, a Radical ";zero rise" brake, and a Limb Saver. The Atlas brake with a Limb Saver immediately behind it performed best. I went from 1.5" (nothing on the barrel) to 0.48" with the Atlas and Limb Saver. Sorry, I didn't test without the Limb Saver this time out, but all other combinations didn't come even remotely close to this kind of performance. The only drawback on the Atlas is switching it to another barrel if you don't clean it on a regular basis. Carbon build up locks the sleeve in place. I had to soak it in some Hoppes to get it loose. But, it did come free after 24 hours, so I think I'll probably clean it every so often from now on. At dusk, it looks pretty cool seeing the flame as it goes past each slot on the sides. So that's a bonus, too. I think I had it on my 12.5" BA Grendel when we noticed that. And I just ordered the 7.62 version for my .308 too. I just wish they were a little cheaper.
