Aero Precision Build Series: JP Enterprises 3 Prong Flash Hider
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- In this video, I cover the installation of a JP Enterprises 3 prong flash hider as part of the Aero Precision build series. For more information on this flash hider or any of the other products offered by JP Enterprises, check out JPRifles.com.
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Best flash hider on the market
STILL, the best flash hider on the market.
Your main fail is you never shoot the damn thing come on man. THATS WHAT WE CAME HERE FOR!
Spot on
You're not gonna shoot it for us ? Wtf...
I have the same shirt but grey 🤙🏻
How harsh is the tuning fork-like "ping" on this device?
I know this is quite late and I'm sure you have already bought the product, but from my experience there is little to no ping on this muzzle device
@@bsjdhdhjd3683 never too late to help someone else 👍🏻 thanks bro
@@bsjdhdhjd3683 I love that sound.
yall know the ringiest 3 prong?
lemi know
We will
Never know cause he doesn’t shoot it! 😂
What's the point of this review if we don't see how effective it is... Everything you told us we could have figured out from their product page.
JP makes a lot of quality products.
Alamo1836 Thanks brother, I couldn’t agree more.
Small details. Only one thread pitch offering for ar15. The 5/8-25 tpi Is for the ar10. Also it does matter which way the crush washer is faced “install the crush washer leading with the smaller, beveled end down towards the buttstock” they recommend loctite 263 or 243 best to refer to JP instructions.
The crush washer JP includes with this muzzle device has beveled ends on both sides, so it doesn't matter which way it goes on, unlike a 'normal" crush washer. If you are using a different crush washer from the included JP, then you are 100% correct. If you are really interested watch the "Design Philosophy: Flash Hiders" by JPRifles on youtube, about 12 minutes in and they go into the design of their crush washers and the benefits of using them.
once I tighten the flash hider, the pin hole is past 6 o'clock, probably around 8. should I keep tightening for another 300 degrees to further crush the washer and get the hole to 6 o'clock? I'm afraid to damage my barrel
Thank you for the frame of reference i needed that
This is a silly question but I’m missing how this adds only 2.25 inches if the threads are half and inch and the oal is 3.125 inches. Just making sure I heard you correctly as I was thinking of putting this on a 13.5 or 13.7 inch barrel and pinning/welding
Because the threaded area is internal and the overall length is the outer measurement of the device. Once installed on the threads, it only adds 2-1/4". You have to subtract the length of the threads on the barrel and the depth they will reach within' the device from the overall length to get thw actual length it adds. Hopefully that's less confusing. This is a pretty good flash hider btw. I own one and it does a great job in low light of not blinding me.
Can you do a followup with this flash hider? I am seriously considering one for my 11.5" as the A2 creates a fireball (though is great on a 16"). Thanks.
readyme did you ever come up with something that takes the fire ball away I got the same problem with a 10.5
@Otium Borealis It tames it too. I specifically searched for night shoots and product reviews with video evidence of it after I bought a 10.5". Gets rid of 98%-99% of the flash altogether. It definitely works.
@@dreamweaver391 this JP flash hider reduces the fireball on a 10.5?
@@d1ndark25 yes
Thanks brotha quick and to the point.
You never even show shooting footage wth?
How do you know if it will fit ?? I have the standard A2 bird cage flash bidet on my ar-15 , I want to buy one of those it looks real nice
Brian Johnson Just double check it’s 1/2x28 threads.
Wouldnt you want to avoid timing an open slot in the 12 o'clock position? Also, it would be nice to get some dimensions and OAL on a 16" Barrel.
the top slot is not directly in the 12:00 position
16+2.83= oal. Plus a couple millimeters for the crush washer.
Looking at doing a 13.7 pin weld build with this.
13.7 didn't work for me even with a ton of shims I was still short.
@@The3OfSwords Interesting. Went to my local shop and they said after everything I'd still have ~half an inch. "16.5" 13.7 + 2.5 (YES, it is 3.1 but after threading it is 2.5 internal) = 16.2 but plus the crush washers etc it came to 16.5.
Even without the crush washer internal thread from 13.7 should equal way above 16, thats odd.
The only issue for me is THIS WONT WORK WITH ANY BARREL BUT JP. It can work with "any barrel" BUT there will be a gap because JP makes muzzle devices for their barrels, so unless you have a JP barrel - the JP flash hider will not be flush to the barrel and will not look aesthetically pleasing.
Excellent video.
Thanks brother, I appreciate the feedback!
Do you need a special wrench ?
🤣1:25 You need a closed ended, left handed, metric Cresent wrench.
@@killertoejam tf is that lmao, I thought you need a torque wrench
Whats better, a 3 prong or a 4 prong flash hider?
My opinion is that it's more dependent on the design and manufacturer vs. the number of prongs if it's based on the context of flash hiding alone.
Hi, I just installed this and noticed a 'ping' tuning fork like sound every time I charge the rifle.. do you have the same experience?
It's inherently an issue with pronged flash hiders so it won't be eliminated but I don't notice it nearly as much on this one as others. It's one of those trade offs of excellent flash hiding vs. the audible ping.
There are some flash hiders that do NOT have that "ping" sound. The Yankee Hill Machine Phantom and Seekins Precision Rook are excellent flash hiders that have no "ping" sound.
@dolphinsattack, have you watched the "ar-15 flash hider shootout" on another channel?
@dolphinsattack I haven't shot those but that was the vid I based my JP purchase on. I just thought it was cool that you still chose 2 of the best/darkest flash hiders in the bunch.
Let freedom ping. I prefer a ping over an obnoxious fireball muzzle blast out of my 10.5" barrel that gives away my position and flash blinds me for a bit.
Is there such a thing as a combo flash hider/muzzle break?
Yes, there a bunch of combination devices out there; however, typically a combination device doesn't perform as well as a dedicated device. Essentially, a combination device is a jack of all trades but an ace of nothing in most cases.
Yeah its like when burger king started selling chicken whoppers to compete with chik-fil-A but then you realize its not as good as chik-fil-a and it doesnt taste like a whopper anymore... and then you start thinking... “Is this even chicken? Is that a fingernail clipping?”
Then you just end up going to chickfila anyways.
Just pick one. Compromises always suck because no one ever gets what they really want.
How the "ping" compaired to other flash hiders?
It's certainly still there to my ears but it seems to be better than others. I plan to do a review on the Dead Air Armament flash hider and it might have this one beat.
There are some flash hiders that do NOT have that "ping" sound. The Yankee Hill Machine Phantom and Seekins Precision Rook are excellent flash hiders that have no "ping" sound.
@@dolphinsattack SilencerCo and Dead Air also don't ping.
Degrease agent ?
I want to buy
FUNY no one shoot a flash hider in the dark to see if works or not
All that and no shooting. Smdh
Its design is stolen idea from BE MEYER flash hider that's why it's so good.
@@literallynobody1515 ooooh no wonder
Yes, but also no. It’s absolutely the BE Meyer design, but it wasn’t stolen. JP bought the design from BE, which is why BE no longer makes their famous FH. JP owns the design now.