SilencerCo ASR Closed Tine Flash Hider for 223 Remington, Model AC5326

SilencerCo ASR Flash Hider, Closed Tine, 223 Remington/556NATO, Fits 1/2X28, For ASR Compatible Suppressors AC5326 The SilencerCo ASR Closed Tine Flash Hider (Model AC5326) is engineered for optimal performance with 223 Remington caliber firearms. Designed to attach seamlessly with the ASR Mount system, this flash hider offers a quick and secure connection for suppressors, enabling rapid transitions during shooting sessions. Its innovative closed-tine design effectively reduces muzzle flash, helping to maintain concealment and improve visibility in low-light conditions. Constructed from durable materials, this flash hider withstands the rigors of heavy firing schedules while providing a sleek, tactical appearance. Its compact profile ensures minimal additional length to your firearm, making it an ideal choice for both tactical and recreational shooting scenarios. The rugged design minimizes snag hazards, making it suitable for field operations where quick movement and gear engagement are essential. The mounting system features a one-hand-on, one-hand-off operation, allowing for swift attachment and detachment of suppressors without compromising safety or stability. Once mounted, the locking ring ensures the suppressor remains firmly secured during rapid fire, preventing rotation or loosening over time. This precision-engineered flash hider enhances your firearm*s performance and aesthetics, providing a reliable solution for shooters seeking both functionality and style in their muzzle devices. Features: * Compatibility: Designed for 223 Remington caliber firearms * Mounting System: Compatible with ASR (Active Spring Retention) Mounts for quick attach/detach * Design: Closed-tine configuration reduces muzzle flash and snag hazards * Construction: Made from durable, high-quality materials for longevity * Ease of Use: One-hand-on, one-hand-off mounting system for rapid deployment * Security: Locking ring ensures suppressor remains securely attached during heavy firing