I have almost finished my AR Platform, 6.5 Grendel with a 20" Odin works barrel and looking for input on what brand of compensator to stick on it. Primary use will be for varmit shooting
Compensator?
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Are you wanting a comp or muzzle break as they are not quite the same but provide similar characteristics. A comp generally doesn't reduce perceived recoil as much as brake but generally isn't as loud either, all the while keeping the muzzle fairly neutral when shooting. I went with a griffin flash comp as I don't really feel the 6.5 has all that much recoil to contend with and shouldn't have as much obnoxious back blast as most brakes provide. The pudding is in the testing as I received it yesterday and should be mounting it today or tomorrow time permitting.
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While Odin calls theirs a comp it appears to me to be more of a break as it has 4 fairly large holes on the sides on it. What doesn't do it for me though is its weight at over 4oz which I don't want hanging on the end of my barrel and to add it is a multi piece unit being held together with 3 small set screws instead of one solid piece. I would look hard at the VG6 Gamma if I was considering the Atlas.
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Originally posted by Lastrites View PostWhile Odin calls theirs a comp it appears to me to be more of a break as it has 4 fairly large holes on the sides on it. What doesn't do it for me though is its weight at over 4oz which I don't want hanging on the end of my barrel and to add it is a multi piece unit being held together with 3 small set screws instead of one solid piece. I would look hard at the VG6 Gamma if I was considering the Atlas.
I have used and abused mine with NO I'll effects. HIGHLY recommended the Odin Works Atlas.
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The Atlas is a product of outside the box way of thinking which is good for innovation and no doubts it likely works. Odin is very innovative and hope they keep it up in this current off market trend the industry in experiencing. For me I just couldn't pull the trigger on this product as I'm a bit OCD and I was seriously considering it but didn't think it would blend well with my fairly light weight rifle.
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Originally posted by Lastrites View PostThe Atlas is a product of outside the box way of thinking which is good for innovation and no doubts it likely works. Odin is very innovative and hope they keep it up in this current off market trend the industry in experiencing. For me I just couldn't pull the trigger on this product as I'm a bit OCD and I was seriously considering it but didn't think it would blend well with my fairly light weight rifle.
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This is the last part I need to decide on for my AR 6.5 deer hunting build; the brake or compensator. And I really don't know which I need or why I'd choose one over another. I've never hunted with a rifle that had any sort of muzzle device. And perhaps I really don't need it. But being able to shoot a lot comfortably makes for a better hunter, so even if I don't "need" it to hunt, it does make sense to use one. Any comments appreciated. The Odin does look impressive, and while 4 ounces isn't huge weight, it's probably noticeable.
My build is a 20" BCA complete upper kit going onto my M&P 15 MOE with Timney trigger, Vortex Diamondback 3-9x40 in Vortex hunter rings. I'll be going for deer in a variety of terrain, mostly at 100-250 yards, possibly a little farther in the desert areas.
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For a straight up hunting rig I would strongly suggest neither. Just get a flash hider to protect your muzzle and crown. Not much recoil with the Grendel. I wouldnonly suggest a break of you are either shooting a lot, or it's an extremely light weight build.
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Calvarez with the BCA 20" barrel alone tipping the scales at 3lbs+ I'd say keep it simple as Kilco advised, your set up is going to have plenty of heft to it to minimize most recoil and barrel movement. I ended up going with a flash comp as my fairly lightweight 16 had just a bit more muzzle movement than I prefer and wanted to tame it a bit, just attached and awaiting time for a test drive as for actual felt recoil it has nothing to complain about.
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