Early U.S. Advisors & Air Force ‘Model 01’ flash hiders originally issued with the guns starting in 1963. These were succeeded by the standard GI ‘prong’ flash hider & later in 1969 by the
‘birdcage’ model. New mfg.
5 Reviews
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Not period correct
Prongs too thick and reinforced. Bands not correct widths.
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Very nice Duckbill flash hider
These are a very well made produce im not sure if there a repo or original product but if repo they can easily pass for original ,very nice
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M16 Duckbilled Flash Hider
It looks and fits great! I can’t thank Sarco enough for making my M16A1 build possible.
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Duckbill flash hider
I was a little disappointed when I first got this as I thought it was the two-pronged duckbill. Instead, it has three prongs.
I installed it on my 10.5” barrel SBR, and it works great!
Make sure you use a crush washer to get the timing on the flash hider right. I put mine so one time is down and two are up.
It does add a cool factor to what you put it on. And, yes, I’m planning on getting another for my 11.5” SBR. -
Great Flash Hider
Very nice, looks really good fits good and it completes the setup on retro clone M-16/AR-15.
