2016年3月28日 · The KAK can does none of this, it allow the gasses to expand, just gently directs the blast forward off its thick angled walls. Do you understand? I heard one guy say the kx3 was way better in terms of throwing concussion forward, but it is lots heavier, more expensive, and adds back pressure to the gas system, which could be good or bad ...

2025年2月18日 · I have the closed tine version of the Breek. I mainly just wanted it for the flash can thing. I heard some of the open ended Breek flash hiders have broke or bent. Attached File Attached File Unless you want to use a blast can, I bet that the KAK is better quality. As for flash it's hard to notice on a 14.5-16" barrel.

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2014年9月12日 · Yes, it can help with backpressure issues, but that's a very recent American way to use the brake. It should be fine on fullsize rifles as well. The KAK is nothing more than a solid can/cone on the end which redirects blast. If you're aware that this is the central and only purpose of the KAK, then it would be a good choice for your rifle/pistol.

2017年4月30日 · I have run a regular kak flash can. I didn't like it and ended up with a KVP linear and absolutely love it. The KAK just seemed to do nothing but quiet the noise to the shooter a bit and make a huge fireball. Ran the KVP on both my 10.5 .300blk and my 5.56 10.5.

2014年6月13日 · I have the KAK slimline on mine as well. On a standard thread of 1/2"-28, there are 28 threads per inch, so every rotation is 1/28" of an inch onto the threads. If you know how far off your notches are, you can use the angular measurement and figure out how thick of a washer you need to get your alignment.

2014年4月25日 · The KX3 and the KAK Flash Can are two separate beasts, The KAK is nothing more than an open ended can that screws onto the barrel and directs the blast forward, The KX3 is also an open ended can that has a "Funnel" device that screws into the can (with the small end towards the muzzel) that creates back pressure and helps contains the muzzle flash.

2019年7月7日 · No can do. While the flash can will fit into the rail about half way, it will not pass all the way through the rail. Plus when the rails is installed the base of the can goes into the rail and cannot be reached with a wrench. The cut slots at the end of the can are for tightening in this situation and confirmed by KaK.

2014年7月14日 · My 10.5'' with KAK Slim Flash Can was quieter and had less concussive blast to the shooter than my 18'' with A2 FH did. Take that FWIW, but I'll take the KAK over the KX3/5 all day long for the price.

2016年7月19日 · On that link, I this the Troy Claymore is the only similar muzzle device to the Flash Can. For price and performance, very little can beat the A2. I just finished testing my latest 10.5 build with the KAK Micro. For $25, it did its job. Now, I do worry about shooting behind barricades, where even concussion throwback from a 9mm can catch you ...