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Plan B Scorch 30 Caliber 3-Prong Flash Hider - Plan B Scorch 30 Caliber 3-Prong Flash Hider 5/8x24''''
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SKU: 430115544
Overview
Built for .30 caliber setups using the Plan B mounting system, this compact 3-prong flash hider is intended for shooters who want a low-profile muzzle device that supports fast suppressor attachment. Its precision-machined prongs and internal flash-cutter threads are designed to redirect muzzle blast while keeping the barrel profile streamlined. The 5/8 x 24 thread pitch and 1.75-inch overall length make it a straightforward fit for compatible rifles, and the 1.8-ounce weight keeps added bulk to a minimum. It is a practical choice for hunters and field shooters who prioritize a compact setup and quick transitions between suppressed and unsuppressed use.
Why Hunters Choose the Breek Arms
Compact, Low-profile
3-prong design suits the Plan
Fast-attach Setup
Supports quick suppressor swaps on
Internal Flash-cutter
Threads are listed for maximum
Precision-machined Prongs
Threaded interior are clearly specified
Lightweight 1.8
Oz. profile helps keep the
Key Features
- Compact, low-profile 3-prong flash hider for the Plan B mounting system.
- Designed for .30 caliber use with 5/8 x 24 TPI thread pitch.
- Precision-machined prongs and internal flash-cutter threads.
- Intended to disrupt and redirect muzzle blast for flash reduction.
- Fast-attach design for Plan B suppressor mounts.
- Listed weight is 1.8 oz with 1.75-inch overall length.
Best Used For
- Hunters using a Plan B suppressor mount who want fast attachment and removal in the field.
- .30 caliber rifle owners needing a compact, low-profile flash hider for threaded barrels.
- Night hunters or low-light shooters looking to reduce muzzle flash and preserve night vision.
- Shooters who prefer a simple, sleek muzzle setup without added bulk on the barrel.
- Users wanting a 5/8x24 flash hider compatible with Plan B mounting systems.
Specifications
| Caliber | .30 CAL |
|---|---|
| Material | 4140 Hardened Steel, Nitride |
| Overall Length | 1.75 in |
| Thread Pitch | 5/8 x 24 TPI |
| Weight | 1.8 oz. |
Pros
- Compact, low-profile 3-prong design suits the Plan B mounting system.
- Fast-attach setup supports quick suppressor swaps on Plan B mounts.
- Internal flash-cutter threads are listed for maximum flash reduction.
- Precision-machined prongs and threaded interior are clearly specified.
- Lightweight 1.8 oz. profile helps keep the barrel sleek.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Requires a Plan B mounting system, so it is only a fit for setups built around that interface.
- Thread pitch is specified as 5/8 x 24 TPI, which limits compatibility to barrels cut for that pattern.
- As a flash hider, it is focused on flash reduction rather than adding other muzzle-device functions.
- The compact 1.75" profile may be attractive for keeping the barrel sleek, but it offers less surface area than larger muzzle devices.
Suggested Comparisons
- Suppressor muzzle devices
- Flash hiders
- Quick-attach suppressor mounts
- .30 caliber rifle accessories
Suggested Accessories
- Suppressor mount
- Muzzle device wrench
- Thread protector
- Cleaning kit
Frequently Asked Questions
What suppressor mounting system does the Scorch flash hider use?
It is designed for the Plan B mounting system and is described as a fast-attach option for Plan B suppressor mounts.
What caliber and thread pitch is this flash hider made for?
The listed caliber is .30 CAL, and the thread pitch is 5/8 x 24 TPI.
What are the listed size and weight specifications?
The product is listed at 1.75 inches overall length and 1.8 ounces in weight.
What material and finish are provided in the specs?
The specs list 4140 hardened steel with a nitride finish.
Does the product description mention any trade-offs or limitations?
The description emphasizes compact size and fast suppressor swaps, but it does not provide detailed performance data beyond claims about flash reduction and avoiding tuning-fork ping or carbon lock.