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Surefire Muzzle Brake Diverter

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Any info out there on when the Surefire Muzzle Brake Diverter will hit the market?
My range buddies and fellow shooters are hoping that it's sometime soon. :roll:
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any update?
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Ordered mine from Bravo Company on Monday. Will be here tomorrow.
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AggiePhil wrote:Ordered mine from Bravo Company on Monday. Will be here tomorrow.
Happy for you but annoyed. I ordered mine 5/4/15 directly from SF (waiting since when they were announced right before SHOT) and BCM got the first run. Still waiting.
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Are you guys talking about the Surefire Warden? If so, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on them once you have them in hand!
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Raptor0683 wrote:Are you guys talking about the Surefire Warden? If so, I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on them once you have them in hand!
Yes the Warden
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These began to pick up as AAC and SF both made their own. But I am still quite agitated that they discontinued the QD Brake Shield that did the same exact job but for $60. I should have bought more than one when I had the chance, because now I'm getting robbed when I need something that does the same job for another build. Getting silencers off the NFA's bs list cannot come soon enough.
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Shot my Warden last weekend on a Mk18 10.3". Night and day difference! The only time I'll run that gun without the Warden on it is when I'm running a can on it. It makes it fun to shoot with no concussion, and no gas in the face. Totally worth it.
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The Warden would be a great product for Form 1 builders to make a QD can that mounts on SF brakes/hiders.

Yea, it's a $160 hardware kit, but no way could a F1 guy make those parts for that price. I've seen very few QD Form 1 suppressors and none that come close to the design or quality of the SureFire back end.

It's almost a no-brainer.
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