SOLD OUT MONSTER Ultra-Lite Flash Suppressor

[biodsl]

Just ordered two for my two Monster barrels. I almost forgot with all this 6 ARC brouhaha going on.

[stubshaft]

I tried to order one and it stated that there were "no shipping options found". Please check on this or PM me so that I can order one.
Joe

[Steamburn]

Ordered one. Thank you.

[D.Davis]

BFT, I got mine. They look good and thread right up. Dave

[tdbru]

BTF,
mine came in. Looks very good. well well machined. nitride finish is very even everywhere on the FS. threaded right up no problem. i took your advice. cleaned threads both barrel muzzle and FS. drop of blue loctite. hand tightened. looks so much better than swirly bird cage thingy that i took off.
thanks so much,
-tdbru

[BluntForceTrauma]

MONSTER UltraLite three-prong flash suppressors are in stock and shipping.

You need muzzle devices for all those new builds, right?

Get a MONSTER! Lighter, at 1.6 oz, than the boring old A2, at 1.8 oz, and much, much more effective.

Looks cool, too.

[SDW]

Posted this pic on different sub-forum. Here is mine on a BA 20" DMR barrel. Very smooth indeed. And a heck of a deal.

BTW, these might sell well in 1/2x28 thread size. Hint hint.

[Grendelshooter]

Posted this pic on different sub-forum. Here is mine on a BA 20" DMR barrel. Very smooth indeed. And a heck of a deal.

BTW, these might sell well in 1/2x28 thread size. Hint hint.

[SDW]

Or Advanced Armament Corp (AAC) has a tool if one wants to get fancy.

Somebody has to make a cheaper version of this tool. It's just too simple not to make and sell for a few bucks. It's not like a knockoff wouldn't work just as well. Could even be made of some kind of reinforced plastic.


Speaking of AAC.... I installed my Monster FH using one of their shims to time it, just for fun. The "green" shim, 0.012" thick, happened to be perfect to get my FH set with a slot at 12 o'clock, seen in my pic above. I know that flash suppressors are agnostic to barrel orientation, but there's something to be said for symmetry.

[BluntForceTrauma]

Speaking of AAC.... I installed my Monster FH using one of their shims to time it, just for fun. The "green" shim, 0.012" thick, happened to be perfect

Excellent info. Thanks!

[BluntForceTrauma]

U P D A T E: Just made a mail run and all orders from yesterday and today are on their way!

[A5BLASTER]

Finally got off my backside and got a flash hider ordered.

[spoon]

I was getting ready to place an order when I noticed the checkout page is not secured. I attached a screenshot.

[SDW]

Hand-tightened. I suppose if one didn't feel that was enough, one could wrap some tape on a screwdriver and gently torque it a bit. Or a drop of Loctite. Or a crush washer. Or Advanced Armament Corp (AAC) has a tool if one wants to get fancy.

I mentioned in an earlier post that it would be good to fine a much less expensive alternative to that $40 tool. After a long while I decided finally to search for one, in case anyone (like me) wants to get fancy but doesn't want to shell out almost $50.

Thorsden Customs sells an interesting little one that sells for only $10 (+ $4 to mail it). I ordered one and will report back, in case anyone else is interested:

https://www.thordsencustoms.com/3-pronged-flash-hider-wrench/.html

The above tool is designed ideally for the subbier old GI type M16 three prong, but I don't know yet that it won't work fine with this Grendel flash suppressor. I don't imagine that very much torque is actually needed.

Additionally, Surefire also sells a wrench (socket?) for their own make of three-prong flash suppressors. It may also work fine with these new low-profile Grendel FSs. And it's also just $10:

https://www.surefire.com/products/suppressors-division/suppressor-accessories/socom-3-prong-installation-wrench/

[jonny rotton]

i finally tested one tonight on a 12" grendel with wolf ammo. they really do work very well,
thanks bft i will order a couple more right now.