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NEW: Ultradyne AR-15 .223 / 5.56 Compensators

Brownells, Inc.
Published on April 13, 2018
Category: Tactical & Gear
Duration: 3:20

This video introduces Ultradyne's line of AR-15 muzzle devices, including the Apollo, Mercury, and Athena. It highlights their engineering approach to recoil reduction and muzzle flip control, emphasizing features like angled ports and a unique Dyna-Mount system for front sight attachment. The Dyna-Mount system aims to improve accuracy by eliminating handguard flex interference.

Tags

Ultradyne Apollo
Ultradyne Mercury
Ultradyne Athena
AR-15 Compensator
Muzzle Brake
Linear Compensator
Ultradyne Dyna-Mount
Front Sight System
Recoil Reduction
Muzzle Flip Control

Quick Summary

Ultradyne's AR-15 muzzle devices, including the Apollo, Mercury, and Athena, are engineered with scientific approaches to recoil reduction and muzzle flip control. The Apollo boasts up to 20% more recoil reduction than competitors, featuring angled ports and optimized gas flow. The Dyna-Mount system allows barrel-mounted front sights for improved accuracy by eliminating handguard flex.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Ultradyne
  2. 00:08Ultradyne Apollo Muzzle Device
  3. 00:28Apollo Port Design and Function
  4. 01:17Ultradyne Mercury Muzzle Device
  5. 01:46Ultradyne Athena Linear Compensator
  6. 01:58Ultradyne Dyna-Mount Front Sight System
  7. 02:31Benefits of Barrel-Mounted Front Sight
  8. 02:59Conclusion: Ultradyne Muzzle Devices

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Ultradyne Apollo muzzle device?

The Ultradyne Apollo muzzle device is engineered for significant recoil reduction, claiming up to 20% more than competitors. Its design includes backward-angled ports to pull the rifle forward, gradually increasing port sizes for optimal gas flow, and 45-degree front ports to manage muzzle flip and keep gas out of the line of sight.

How does the Ultradyne Mercury differ from the Apollo?

The Ultradyne Mercury is a more compact muzzle device compared to the Apollo. Its primary distinction is a 90-degree gas port, which vents gas more towards the sides, complemented by top ports designed to further reduce muzzle flip, offering a good all-around performance in a smaller package.

What is the purpose of the Ultradyne Athena muzzle device?

The Ultradyne Athena is classified as a linear compensator. Its function is to capture muzzle blast and concussion, directing the gases forward and away from the shooter. This design is beneficial for reducing noise and blast felt by bystanders or those near the shooter.

What is the Ultradyne Dyna-Mount system and its advantage?

The Ultradyne Dyna-Mount system allows for the attachment of the C-4 front sight directly to the barrel, bypassing the handguard. This system's major benefit is eliminating potential accuracy issues caused by handguard flex when pressure is applied, ensuring the front sight remains perfectly aligned with the barrel.

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