Check out our 5050 Flash Can in raw aluminum

[True Manufacturing]

Hey yall - thought you might want to check out our popular 5050 Flash Can + Barrel Shroud in raw aluminum. If you haven't seen our product before, this is a fully reversible combination muzzle device. Check out the cutaway below for a look inside:

We love the polished raw aluminum. They always sell out fast when we make some. This one is on my personal 10.5" 223. To learn more just click the link below:

5050 Reversible Flash Can

1.25" 1/2-28 are in stock and ready to ship now! The 5050 REVERSIBLE FLASH CAN is our patent-pending combination muzzle device. What makes this device special? Typical flash cans work fine but they leave an unfinished space between the handguard and the muzzle device, which breaks up the look...

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[Markbo]

Ive seen pics of these a lot the last few years. Never actually seen one in person oddly. Can you explain to me.... what do they DO?

 

[Axxe55]

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[BeatTheTunaUp]

Ive seen pics of these a lot the last few years. Never actually seen one in person oddly. Can you explain to me.... what do they DO?

I assume it's like sticking V8 stickers on a V6 car. It's to mimic the look of a suppressor

 

[studenygreg]

Do you have videos of it in use in the dark? Different calibers and barrel lengths?

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[gll]

Blast fowarding muzzle device to make your rifle look like an SBR with a silencer.

 

[Charlie]

I'm still waiting to find out what they do.

 

[Axxe55]

I'm wondering if it serves an actual purpose of redirecting the sound, or merely for looks?

 

[Axxe55]

I'm still waiting to find out what they do.

I asked this question before on another thread by the OP, but never got an answer.

 

[Charlie]

Well, they may not "do" much and that's OK but I think they are a bit overpriced just for that. Just my opinion.

 

[studenygreg]

Generally from what I have seen is flash cans direct the flash and noise forward. How effective they are varies from product to product. That why I want to see a 3rd party review and data. If not then it's just a metal tube

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[Charlie]

Thanks! That makes sense.

 

[True Manufacturing]

Ive seen pics of these a lot the last few years. Never actually seen one in person oddly. Can you explain to me.... what do they DO?

Hey Markbo - it's like your typical flash can by other well-known manufacturers who I won't mention - Rush always said not to discuss your competition - except this has barrel shroud on one side and is reversible.

People like them because they're good for noise reduction but the two-sided nature allows them to tuck into your AR or other carbine handguard for a smooth look.

Check out this cutaway image which I think does a good job of expressing the concept:

 

[True Manufacturing]

I assume it's like sticking V8 stickers on a V6 car. It's to mimic the look of a suppressor

Not entirely - flash cans/linear compensators are popular muzzle devices. Lots of manufacturers make them. I shouldn't mention my competition but there's lots of them.

Mine is unique because of its two-sided reversible nature, which I invented and no one else has replicated.

 

[True Manufacturing]

Do you have videos of it in use in the dark? Different calibers and barrel lengths?

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There's a great little Reel on my instagram of someone shooting in low light with an 8" 556. I believe he runs adjustable gas

My instagram handle is @truemanufacturing - I can't link to reels through desktop so I can post a link later or you can check it out on your phone

 

[True Manufacturing]

I asked this question before on another thread by the OP, but never got an answer.

Sorry I missed that. This thread had lots of replies but TGT only notified me of two.

The flash can/linear compensator is just an alternative to the typical compensator. It directs sound and muzzle flash forward away from the shooter and his/her companions.

They are great if you don't have an over-gassed rifle. Way more pleasant to shoot than the typical compensator, which will just blow your ears clean off.

I realize Texas is the land of suppressors but recognize that in many states suppressors are hard or impossible to get so a device like this is helpful for sound mitigation.

 

[Coyote9]

Ive seen pics of these a lot the last few years. Never actually seen one in person oddly. Can you explain to me.... what do they DO?

I have a steel flashcan on my 18" AR which reduces sound the shooter hears especially when firing in "boxed stall" style ranges. Anything which helps my battered old ears is a plus..wear plugs and sonic headset as well.

 

[True Manufacturing]

I'm still waiting to find out what they do.

Haha man I get this sometimes which surprises me because flash cans and linear compensators are neither new nor novel.

They've been around forever and I'm hardly the first to make one. I can list probably 10 major well-known manufacturers who produce a similar device, except theirs don't double as a small barrel shroud as well.

 

[True Manufacturing]

Generally from what I have seen is flash cans direct the flash and noise forward. How effective they are varies from product to product. That why I want to see a 3rd party review and data. If not then it's just a metal tube

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Greg - there are reviews on google and youtube and at various forums. There are also 350+ 5-star reviews right on our product page.

People like them because they look good and reduce sound and concussion.

If you run an over-gassed rifle and you need a compensator to knock down recoil then this device isn't for you.

They're great on PCCs like the Stribog and Scorpion.

Re: data, what type of data would you be looking for?

 

[True Manufacturing]

Well, they may not "do" much and that's OK but I think they are a bit overpriced just for that. Just my opinion.

Charlie - I price them that way because at any given time there are at least 3 discount codes circulating the internet or in your inbox, so that gives me room to give people discounts without destroying my margin. I have a family to feed yknow ; )

If you look in my signature you'll see the code TGT15 which anyone here can use for 15% off, as many times as you'd like. That brings the price down to $38.25