SureFire WARCOMP Flash Hider w/ Suppressor Adapter 7.62 - 5/8x24 - SFWARCOMP-762-5-8-24
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The revolutionary SureFire WARCOMP-762-5/8-24 flash hider, which fits 7.62 (.308 caliber) rifles with 5/8-24 muzzle threads, is the world’s most shootable flash hider. Its patent-pending design provides three valuable functions:
- It provides over 99% reduction in muzzle flash compared to a plain muzzle, which helps to conceal the shooter’s location and preserve his dark-adapted vision.
- It virtually eliminates muzzle rise, which enhances monitoring target reaction and staying on target for faster follow-up shots.
- It serves as a rock-solid mounting adapter for all SureFire SOCOM Series 7.62 mm Fast-Attach® suppressors, which share the same basic design as our SOCOM556-RC model, which placed first in the most extensive and rigorous suppressor testing ever conducted by US Special Operations Command.Precision machined from US Mill-certified heat-treated stainless steel bar stock — including high-precision single-point cut threads for optimum thread interface — the WARCOMP-762-5/8-24 features an Ionbond DLC coating to provide maximum protection under harsh environmental conditions and to facilitate cleaning even after extreme use.
When used in conjunction with a SureFire SOCOM Series Fast-Attach suppressor, the WARCOMP provides multiple bearing surfaces to ensure superior suppressor alignment and prevent any ringing of tines inside the suppressor. A rear labyrinth seal mitigates gas leaking from the back of a suppressor, minimizes potential carbon buildup in the indexing system, and facilitates suppressor removal after extended firing. Every SureFire WarComp is individually inspected for concentricity and alignment.
For rock-solid mounting of a SOCOM Series suppressor, unparalleled flash reduction, and minimizing muzzle rise, there’s literally nothing like a SureFire WarComp—the world’s most shootable flash hider.
FITS:Â 7.62 mm (.308 caliber) rifles with 5/8-24 muzzle threads
For WarComp model fitting M4, M16 and variants with 1/2-28 muzzle threads , see WarComp 556.
MOUNTS:Â All SureFire SOCOM Series 7.62mm/.308 caliber sound suppressors
NOTE: SureFire SOCOM Series Fast-Attach sound suppressors and current-model WarComps, muzzle brake and flash hider adapters are NOT compatible with previous (non-SOCOM) SureFire Fast-Attach sound suppressors, muzzle brakes, or flash hiders.
Features
- Patent-pending design provides over 99% flash elimination; virtually eliminates muzzle rise
- Serves as rock-solid mounting adapter for SureFire SOCOM suppressors
- Multiple bearing surfaces provide suppressor alignment and prevent tines from ringing inside suppressor
- Precision machined from US mill-certified heat-treated stainless steel bar stock
- High-precision single-point cut barrel threads for optimum thread interface
- Individually inspected for all critical dimensions, including concentricity and alignment
- Ionbond DLC coating provides maximum protection against harsh environmental conditions and facilitates cleaning after extreme use
- Labyrinth seals prevent carbon buildup on suppressor lock ring indexing system
- Installation requires no permanent modifications to weapon
- Made in the USA and backed by SureFire No-Hassle Guarantee
| Weight | 2.56 oz |
|---|---|
| Muzzle Device Type | Flash Hider |
| Threads | 5/8×24 |
| Cartridge Compatibility | .30 (7.62/.308) |
| Finish | Ionbond DLC |
| MPN | SFWARCOMP-762-5-8-24 |
| UPC | 084871324632 |
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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7.62x39 warcomp
awesome absolutely awesome
United States
What the Surefire!
I received my WARCOMP with the expectation of top tier muzzle device/ suppressor host. Instead, I received a poorly machined flash hider with rough lines around the circumference by the compensating ports. In addition the prongs have several small dings and pitting to the metal, which were DLC coated over. This means that someone at Surefire thought this was okay prior to coating. I wouldn't normally be concerned, but for what they charge and being the defects are located where the suppressor locks up, the potential for carbon build up is a concern. Their customer service is awful from prior experience, I have had to send back several DF's and an X400 for repair with horrible turnaround times and failures to rectify the issues. Quite frankly Surefire has really dropped of in their quality lately. I know you would love to see photos, but I have already sent it back for replacement. If you aren't already running their suppressors, I would highly suggest other options such as Dead Air or OSS/ HUX.
