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Thread: New HK rifles, the MR556 A4 and MR762 A4

  1. #61
    Quote Originally Posted by Coal Train View Post
    Does it harsh your mellow?

    [i.e. how punchy/gassy is it compared to say a Mark 18 or other similar SBR? Is the adjustable gas block effective?]
    Hux Ti flow suppressor on it, and pretty mellow, although I didn’t care for the concussion one bit the little unsuppressed shooting I did with it. Shot the HK, a SCAR 16 (10 inch) and MCX 11.5 side by side, and they were all pretty good.
    Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.

  2. #62
    I got to shoot the 11 inch HK at 200 yards today. It was shooting PMC 55 into four inches at 200 yards, five round groups, using my Acro and 3X magnifier, Hux Ti 7.62 suppressor. Velocity right at 2,500 fps.
    Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.

  3. #63
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    Quote Originally Posted by GJM View Post
    I got to shoot the 11 inch HK at 200 yards today. It was shooting PMC 55 into four inches at 200 yards, five round groups, using my Acro and 3X magnifier, Hux Ti 7.62 suppressor. Velocity right at 2,500 fps.
    Do you mind doing a little left-hand shooting of the 11" with the Hux installed? I'm cross-dominant, and I've got a 10.5" Colt that is BRUTAL with my Gemtech M4-1000 installed. It's like I'm getting sprayed in the face with ammonia every shot.

  4. #64
    Quote Originally Posted by RAM Engineer View Post
    Do you mind doing a little left-hand shooting of the 11" with the Hux installed? I'm cross-dominant, and I've got a 10.5" Colt that is BRUTAL with my Gemtech M4-1000 installed. It's like I'm getting sprayed in the face with ammonia every shot.
    @RAM Engineer sure GJM will reply soon but as a Satan hander that *was* running a 11.5” BCM SBR w/ a GT Trek-T, the Hux 556K that recently replaced it makes a big enough diff. for me that I’m looking @ a 2nd Hux now.

  5. #65
    Quote Originally Posted by RAM Engineer View Post
    Do you mind doing a little left-hand shooting of the 11" with the Hux installed? I'm cross-dominant, and I've got a 10.5" Colt that is BRUTAL with my Gemtech M4-1000 installed. It's like I'm getting sprayed in the face with ammonia every shot.
    Quote Originally Posted by OldRunner/CSAT Neighbor View Post
    @RAM Engineer sure GJM will reply soon but as a Satan hander that *was* running a 11.5” BCM SBR w/ a GT Trek-T, the Hux 556K that recently replaced it makes a big enough diff. for me that I’m looking @ a 2nd Hux now.

    My experience reflects that of @OldRunner/CSAT Neighbor. I also have the cross-dominant curse and shoot rifle/shotgun LH. I replaced a Sandman S with a Hux 556K on a Geissele 11.5. I've also run the Hux on other AR-variants, along with a CAT WB 718; no appreciable GTF using either can.

    Huxwrx trademarked their "Flow-Through" technology. I believe CAT uses a different approach with their "Surge Bypass" technology. Some other manufacturers simply call them "LBP" (low back pressure) cans. Whatever the name, I believe we can thank 3D printing for making shooting a gas-gun wrong-handed much more pleasant over the last several years.

    Awaiting @GJM's take on this, the HK being a piston gun.



    -Rainman

  6. #66
    I shot the 11 inch HK with the HUX suppressor some, support hand today, and did not notice any gas to the face.
    Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.

  7. #67
    Quote Originally Posted by GJM View Post
    I shot the 11 inch HK with the HUX suppressor some, support hand today, and did not notice any gas to the face.
    Are you running it on the normal setting or the suppressed setting?

  8. #68
    Quote Originally Posted by DMCutter View Post
    Are you running it on the normal setting or the suppressed setting?
    Both. Once it didn't lock back on suppressed so I plan to mostly leave it on normal with the Hux.
    Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.

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