Griffin Armament Tech Tips

The Griffin Armament Micro Modular Sights are the best value backup sights on the market for AR-pattern rifles. With their unique interchangeable base plates, Griffin's M2 Sights are versatile enough to fit any possible application, including a left hand 45 degree offset. In this tutorial, Evan gives a product overview and a practical demonstration of the recommended installation procedure. For more information on the M2 sights, and to view all available options, please visit our website linked here: https://www.griffinarmament.com/ar15-firearms-parts/m2-sights/

With the appropriate Griffin Armament Suppressor Alignment Check Rod, an end-user or gunsmith can verify alignment of the chosen suppressor and mount with the desired host. Installation and use of this tool is simple and should prevent baffle strikes or any unexpected issues once you get to the range. Griffin Armament has gone to great lengths to accommodate a wide variety of thread pitch and caliber options across our silencer mount and adapter products. This gives practically every end-user who wishes to suppress their host the opportunity to do so! With this wide range of compatibility comes its own set of issues, the main one being silencer and mount alignment to the host firearm's bore. Suppressor Alignment Check Rods are available in .22 Cal, 6.5mm, 6.8mm, .30 Cal, .338 Cal, 9mm, & .45 Cal For pricing and availability, please visit our website linked here: https://www.griffinarmament.com/suppressor-alignment-check-rod/

This was a POI shift test of market over the barrel suppressors. The Griffin Armament® DUAL-LOK™ PSR™ 7 was tested on a PWS 2112 built M40A5. The Surefire® FA762SS was also tested on the same rifle. The M40A5 sight used for testing was a NSN/1240-01-533-1854 Schmidt and Bender 3-12x50 GenII Mildot MTC set at 12 power magnification. Ammunition used was federal 168 gr Gold Medal Match sold through the CMP program. This performance was compared to the same rifle firing the Surefire® FA762SS. Accuracy unsuppressed for the M40A5 with the DUAL-LOK™ mount was .935 MOA. Accuracy suppressed with the PSR™ 7 mounted was .221 MOA. POI shift was .460 MOA Up and zero MOA windage. Accuracy for the unsuppressed M40A5 was .452 MOA. Accuracy suppressed with the Surefire® FA762SS was .349. POI shift for the Surefire® FA762SS was .692 MOA Left and .050 MOA Down. We also compared Griffin's DUAL-LOK™ PSR™ 5 which was tested on a Griffin Armament® 16" MK1 rifle built with a 12.5" suppressor ready rail. This was compared to an Ops Inc 12th model / Allen Engineering® AEM5 on a Precision Reflex Inc PRI MK12 Mod H (Holland), which is a 16" barreled special purpose rifle. Both 5.56 rifles were fired using Leupold's 2.5–8×36 mm TS-30 MK4 MRT optics with magnification set at 8 power. Ammunition used was circa 2015 55 gr Ruag sold under the prime label. Accuracy unsuppressed for the MK1 5.56mm rifle with DUAL-LOK™ mount was .543 MOA. Accuracy suppressed with the Griffin PSR5 mounted was .492 MOA. POI shift was .67 MOA Left and .460 MOA Down. Accuracy for the unsuppressed MK12 Mod H was .581MOA. Accuracy suppressed with the Allen Engineering® AEM5 was 1.069 MOA. POI shift for the Allen Engineering® AEM5 was .05 MOA Right and .420 MOA Up. POI shift was compared to unsuppressed POI using 3 shot groups at 100 yards. Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 1:03 - Shooting Selections 1:47 - M40A5 1:59 - PSR 7 2:22 - FA762SS 3:06 - Griffin MK1 3:13 - PSR 5 3:28 - MK12 Mod H 3:38 - AEM5 4:00 - POI Shift Conclusion 10:58 - Outro *All of the suppressors, in our opinion, performed excellently in this test. "Surefire" and "FA762SS" are federally registered trademarks of Surefire, LLC and is of many trademarks owned by Surefire, LLC. "Allen Engineering" and "AEM5" are federally registered trademarks of Allen Engineering and is of many trademarks owned by Allen Engineering. Griffin Armament® is an independent manufacturer that is in no way affiliated with or endorsed by Surefire LLC, or Allen Engineering. #silencer #shooting #guns #GriffinArmament #GriffinArmy