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Typically speaking and not referring to special units, the United States military uses flash hiders on AR-pattern rifles. What Muzzle Device Does the Military Use? Called a suppressor in the industry but a “Muffler” or “Silencer” in ATF definitions, these are NFA items that need additional steps to legally purchase.

Suppressors or Firearm Mufflers or “Silencers” - These do not make a firearm silent, but reduce the noise of firearms through interior baffles or other designs.

Blast Forwarding or Blast Regulator or Blast Diffuser Devices - Works like a muzzle brake but redirects the gases forward instead of to the sides, also redirecting some of the report (noise) forward instead of off to the sides.

Muzzle Brakes or Muzzle Compensators - Reduces recoil and muzzle rise by redirecting the gases from the muzzle off to the sides instead of straight ahead.

Flash Hiders or Flash Suppressors - Reduces or redirects muzzle flash to make a position (source of gunfire) harder to pinpoint, help preserve a shooter’s night vision, and reduce “bloom” when using Night Vision devices.

There are 4 basic categories of muzzle devices: What Are the Different Types of Muzzle Devices?

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