[forFREEDOM]

I like the Surefire fh for the 416. It'll get you to legal length.

SureFire FH556-212A Suppressor - Flash Hider/Adapter

 

[Grumpy]

I prefer Gemtech Bi-locks.

But that's also because I run a Gemtech Suppressor.

My advise would be to figure out which company you want to get a suppressor from first, and then look at their flash hider options for the model of suppressor that you wish to purchase.

 

[pb_removed]

I like the Surefire fh for the 416. It'll get you to legal length.

SureFire FH556-212A Suppressor - Flash Hider/Adapter

Big +1. I like the looks of the FH556SA a little better myself as it reminds me of the look of the HK flash hider, but if you may ever run a SF can, the 212 is much more versatile.

 

[bordercop]

I would have said AAC's MITER system, but it's apparently not available in metric thread. I would try to get ahold of them and see if they are making it. Otherwise, the Blackout 51t.

 

[pb_removed]

I would have said AAC's MITER system, but it's apparently not available in metric thread. I would try to get ahold of them and see if they are making it. Otherwise, the Blackout 51t.

All of the ones mentioned are 1/2x28 (AR15) threads. Also if one were to cut a barrel back, he could choose any thread pitch he desired.

 

[manik]

I would have said AAC's MITER system, but it's apparently not available in metric thread. I would try to get ahold of them and see if they are making it. Otherwise, the Blackout 51t.

+1 on the Blackout 51T. I went this route to make my 14.5 in MR legal

 

[M995]

Sorry to restart an old thread. On M4C.net, Jason Falla said they had some failures with the AAC muzzle devices. Muzzle device alternatives - M4Carbine.net Forums Does anyone know if Surefire has addressed the problems that Mr. Falla mentioned?