AR-15 WARCOMP FLASH HIDER 22 CAL Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
Customers rave about the AR-15 WARCOMP FLASH HIDER for its exceptional quality and performance as both a muzzle brake and flash hider. Many appreciate the quick detach suppressor compatibility and ease of installation, though some faced issues with shims. Overall, it provides significant recoil reduction and flash suppression, making it a top choice for combat scenarios.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
85%
The reviews consistently highlight the high quality and rugged design of the muzzle device, often citing it as a benchmark among competitors. Users feel that it meets the premium standards expected from brands like Surefire, which further enhances their trust in the product.
Performance
80%
Many customers commend the device's effectiveness in recoil management and flash suppression, indicating it performs exceptionally well in combat conditions. The ability to adapt to different shooting setups adds to its versatility, making it a preferred option for serious firearm enthusiasts.
Installation Experience
65%
The installation of the WARCOMP receives mixed reviews; while some found it straightforward, others noted the need for additional shims to achieve the right fit. This highlights a potential barrier for users with specific setups, though instructional videos were appreciated by some.
Value for Money
70%
Reviewers generally feel the WARCOMP offers good value for its price, particularly when sourcing it from reliable vendors like Brownells. Many are pleased to find it priced competitively compared to other marketplaces where prices can skyrocket.
Design and Compatibility
50%
Users appreciate the options available for mounting various attachments, like suppressors, and the overall aesthetic appeal of the device. However, some mentioned the cleaning issues related to its design, suggesting that while it looks great, it may require extra care to maintain.
Customer Photos & Videos
Warcomp is king
Excellent hybrid muzzle compensator. Quick detach suppressor option is an outstanding feature.
Don't consider anything else for your AR
This is by far the best muzzle device for a combat purposed carbine. It keeps the muzzle down while hiding flash at the same time. I use these on all of my ar15 builds. It outperforms Surefire's CTN warcomp and any other "flash hiding comp" on the market. It is a shame that OSS and Surefire can't collab to make a flow-through can that attaches to the warcomp. At the time of my last warcomp purchase, noones else had them in stock except for the price gougers selling them for $250+ on gunbroker. I was pleased to find it in stock at Brownells for only a couple bucks more than the typical price of $129.00. I got it for under $135
Excellent
I put one of these on a 12.5" build. Fit and finish are flawless, and the ability to easily switch between open brake / suppressor / linear comp (Surefire Warden) is outstanding. Overall the system feels rugged and well built, typical of SF in my experience. Liked it so much I picked up their closed tine version to try out as well.
Fantastic
The war comp flash hider is awesome. The ports do help recoil and follow up shots. Instilation is really easy but I would suggest watching the Surefire Instilation video first.
This one vs the brake
I bought the RC2 suppressor and this device as well as the brake. I like both. My 1st purchase was the brake as i heard (not from the manufacturer) that the brake takes a good hit, sparing the suppressor a bit. No idea if this is true or not?? 2nd i went with this flash hider version. Both are excellent. Just a word of caution though!! This device is machined in such a way that your copper killer solvent can be trapped in a little "reservoir" inside the the device. If you stand your gun up, in the gun safe after cleaning, a decent amount can drain back down your barrel. Just get in there good with a Q-tip, and/or park your gun muzzle down for the 1st night after clean. I like both types of devices the same. The brake might help the suppressor last longer?? The brake IS easier to clean out. The brake is louder and does not tone down muzzle flash. You can't have it all with physics.
Surefire warcomp 223/556 muzzle
I received it in the mail fairly quickly. The muzzle is very high-quality which is to expect from surefire. Brownells was the only place that was in stock. It is for “223/556”not 22 caliber, which the description says .Good price for $152. Unfortunately, I am unable to install it on my PSA because I do not have enough shims to clock it correctly for right handed and must order or buy locally more shims.
Would I buy this muzzle again? Absolutely! Would I recommend it? Absolutely!
Works well.
Replaced my DPMS/Miculek muzzle brake with the Warcomp, mainly due to wanting to eventually run a SF SOCOM suppressor, plus its on a 14.5 so the length brings it to 16.75 pinned and welded. Shooting unsuppressed there is no flash whatsoever (mid-light conditions) and there is some mitigation of muzzle movement. It does still move a little more than the JM brake I bought from Brownells earlier. If you want something that looks the part, need the length and want to run SFs suppressor, its great. If youre just looking for decreased muzzle movement, get the JM from Brownells for thirty something bucks, but keep in mind that one is loud and kicks a lot of gas out of the sides. No complaints from bystanders with the Warcomp!


