SureFire 3P Eliminator: 99% Flash Reduction

• Reduces muzzle flash by 99%: The patent-pending design virtually eliminates muzzle flash, making it ideal for low-light shooting.
• Simple, standalone muzzle device: This three-prong flash hider is a purpose-built solution for flash elimination and is NOT compatible with SOCOM suppressors.
• Available in common calibers and thread pitches: Fits most AR-15, AR-10, M4, and M16 platforms.
  • .223 Caliber (5.56mm) + 1/2-28 Thread Pitch
  • .308 Caliber (7.62mm) + 5/8-24 Thread Pitch
• Easy Installation with option for permanent mounting: Designed for simple, non-permanent installation but also includes a blind pilot hole for optional pin-and-weld applications.
• Built-to-last and easy to maintain: Built with U.S. mill-certified, heat-treated stainless steel and a black nitride finish for maximum protection and easy cleaning.
• Proudly American made: Designed and built in the USA using mill-certified, heat-treated stainless steel and a black nitride finish.

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What are some common accessories to add to the 3P Eliminator Flash Hider?

• Weapon Cleaning Kit: Keep your firearm and the 3P Eliminator in top condition with a comprehensive cleaning kit.
• Thread Protector: A thread protector can be used to protect your barrel's threads when a muzzle device is not installed.
• Locking Compound: To ensure the muzzle device stays securely in place under recoil, consider using a thread-locking compound during installation.

SureFire 3-Prong Eliminator Features and Specs

The SureFire Eliminator is an advanced muzzle device engineered to "slay muzzle flash" with its innovative three-prong design. Made from U.S. mill-certified stainless steel, this flash hider offers superior strength and performance, ensuring an optimal thread interface without requiring any permanent modifications to your weapon. The black nitride coating provides maximum protection and makes cleaning a breeze.

Key Features

• High-Performance Flash Elimination: The patent-pending design delivers an impressive flash reduction of over 99%, enhancing shooter visibility and concealment.
• Rugged Construction: Built from heat-treated stainless steel with a durable black nitride finish for extreme longevity and corrosion resistance.
• Precise Threading: Features high-precision, single-point cut barrel threads for a perfect, secure fit.
• Black Nitride Finish: Provides maximum resistance against carbon buildup and corrosion, making cleaning effortless and extending the product's life.
• Pin-and-Weld Ready: Includes a blind pilot hole at 6 o'clock to simplify pin-and-weld installations.

Technical Specifications

• SureFire 3P Eliminator 556: For M4, M16, and variants with 1/2-28 muzzle threads, for 5.56 mm caliber.
• SureFire 3P Eliminator 762: For AR-10 and variants with 5/8-24 muzzle threads, for 7.62 mm caliber.

What's in the box of the SureFire Eliminator Flash Hider?

• (1) SureFire 3P Eliminator Muzzle Device
• (1) Crush Washer
• (1) User Manual

SureFire Flash Eliminator FAQs

Where can I buy the SureFire 3-Prong Eliminator Flash Hider? 

You can buy the SureFire 3P Eliminator and other high-quality SureFire products from Atomic Defense, a trusted and authorized online seller.

Will this fit my AR-15? 

The 3P Eliminator comes in a 5.56 mm version that fits AR-15s and M4 variants with 1/2-28 muzzle threads.

Can I use this with a SureFire suppressor? 

No, the 3P Eliminator is a standalone device and is not compatible with SureFire sound suppressors.

Is the 3P Eliminator California compliant? 

Yes, it is considered a flash hider and is legal to use on rifles in California.

How do I install the 3P Eliminator? 

It installs easily by threading it onto your barrel and using a crush washer or shims to time it correctly. A blind pilot hole is included for those who wish to pin and weld it.

Is a crush washer included with the product? 

The contents of the box are typically the device itself and instructions. A crush washer may need to be purchased separately.

What is the difference between the 556 and 762 models? 

The difference is the caliber and thread pitch. The 556 model is for 5.56 mm/.223 caliber rifles with 1/2-28 threads, and the 762 model is for 7.62 mm/.308 caliber rifles with 5/8-24 threads.