I’ve got a 6315KM that will be installed shortly. Since I’m planning to use the keymount feature for future suppressor purchases, this seemed to fit my needs well.
Can anyone speak to the “comp” feature?
Besides that, are there plans to make an 1815KM?
I have some and they work great. Not as obnoxious as a break but still works great.
I don’t have one but just looking at the pictures I can’t imagine it doing anything an eight dollar A2 doing other than hosting a suppressor.
Just as good or better flash suppression and about 25% better compensation.
They are better than an A2 IMO. I didn’t want something obnoxious and these work very well for what they are
I have two. Work as advertised and are machined better than the dead air brand mounts.
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This is it, in a nutshell. Some will find them worth it, some not. I have one and plan to get a couple more.
I run them on all of the guns I run my cans on and they work as advertised with and without the can on. Now if he would just launch the brake that he is working on, I could put them on my 6 ARC, 6.5CM and SPR guns.
1815KM most likely won’t be coming back, it’s close enough to the 6315KM, we don’t need both to be in the same space.
1215KM will be worked on as soon as the HDSI and FCD collaboration project is finished, along with a few Key Micro muzzle devices.
6315KM’s flash suppression performance is similar to the 6315, which is on par with the A2. I didn’t want a dedicated flash suppressor, but rather a blended performance, some call hybrid muzzle device. 6315 is a flash suppressor first, it’s the most practical aspect of it. We gave it as much muzzle rise compensation as we can within the confines (length and diameter are both A2 spec). The better comp performance is “free”, in that it doesn’t achieve it at the expense of increased muzzle flash signature, noise and concussion typically associated with a dedicated comp.
So it’s a jack of all trades, I rather think of it as balanced. The A2 is the most under rated muzzle device, we base a lot of our designs on the TDP equivalent because they’re so brilliant, the A2 is no exception in its simplicity, it could use a bit of help in being a better comp, and 6315 is that result.
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I’m sorry, say what? Ducklings demand answers.
It will be revealed in a few weeks 
Will any details of your new charging handle also be revealed soon ?
Key micro devices?
Also, someone mentioned a brake? I’m listening…
I tend to use brakes on most of my rifles as these days everything is largely suppressed.
Before or after we get Spine-Locks?
You already missed OPD and OP Tactical drops then?
10.75 S-Loks have been released already. 11.5 and 13.625 will be available with the Mod 2 receiver sets as builders kits. When the builders kits sell out, the handguards will be sold individually with more of both to follow.
The number designator 12 should give you an idea about their inspiration.
…did I?
I’ve been Googling it just about once a day since I saw Hodge’s Halloween post/shipping announcement on Facebook and haven’t found anything in stock.
Pfffuuugh… dammit. I already have a Hodge upper receiver. I just want a Spine-Lock rail to put on my Hodge upper with my Hodge barrel.
OPD also opened preorders on 11.5” and 13.5” to my knowledge.
Back to muzzle devices, anyone have anecdotal evidence with how these perform on say a 10.5 or 11.5? Flash suppression acceptable? Even the A2 can be a little obnoxious, in my experience.
I received a 6315 a week or so ago, i haven’t mounted it yet, but no worries about quality or over hype from FCD. I also found one of Rogers muzzle device wrenches in stock at Capable Citizen. Just waiting on a few more parts and will get it all done at once. Update to follow…