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Alex
7 years ago
The periodic excess muzzle flash is a puzzle. I conjecture that carbon on the flash hider builds up periodically until it gets thick enough and hot enough to get blown-off. The adhesive strength of the carbon may depend on if it was deposited on a hot versus relativly cold flash hider.
This article is filed under the category(s) AR-15s and was published June 16th, 2019 by Herschel Smith.
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The periodic excess muzzle flash is a puzzle. I conjecture that carbon on the flash hider builds up periodically until it gets thick enough and hot enough to get blown-off. The adhesive strength of the carbon may depend on if it was deposited on a hot versus relativly cold flash hider.