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Thanks!

That's a bummer the company didn't stand by their product! This shows the importance of a quality adapter for sure.

I have three savages and one of the actions is butter and the others not quite. It’s hard to compete with the tikka on that front.

Those ladies are always looking back at that buck about to come out of the tree line. What are you talking about! 🤣

LOL!!! 😂

If my kiddos weren’t so engrained in school I would have moved across the border already! I’ll just have to wait until retirement to make the move.

Happy to help!

A good reminder...

I'm glad it was helpful! I can't imagine much better customer service than we got from Nosler. Knowing they stand behind their products like that gives you some piece of mind when buying from them.

At least we aren't the only ones! You never want to rely on a warranty but when it comes down to it you hope you bought from a reputable company.

@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRusty absolutely true. I did research companies. One popular one that had a lot of compliments was dead air. So I stayed away from them.

Good to know they take it to the next level.

For sure! It never goes to waste.

Having to do that on those AK's was probably a pain but it creates good habits.

That third one never finds it mark does it?!? I'm glad I'm not the only one. :)

That's a great tip!

Luckily all the baffles come out on the Banish 30, but that is a very good point!

That's crazy! Glad you were still able to make it a functional rifle.

Very good point! Trying let others see what can happen when you go that route. Next day delivery can be tempting but in some cases it is very over rated!

You bet!

I figured that went without saying but apparently I need to be more specific in the future! :) Thank for the feedback.

I'd never heard of Cherry Bombs so will have to see what they are all about.

There are pros and cons to both. Since I talked about silencer central in the video I'll share a link here from silencer shop that talks the pros and cons of each approach. www.silencershop.com/blog/quick-detach-vs-direct-thread-suppressor

I agree that .22's will foul up a can if you don't clean it. My Banish 30 does open so I can fully clean it. I wouldn't use a .22 on the Nosler can. My friend that owns it has a separate .22 can that can be cleaned. Good insight!

Glad it worked out!

@@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRusty So was there a reason your buddy didn't go with the same can as you?

He wanted to be able to go to a physical storefront and buy in person. There is a local shop that has suppressors and had the set up to be able to see the different cans and they did the fingerprints digitally right there. After using both of them side by side I would still go with the Banish 30 personally, but I don't want to speak for him.

@@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRusty Thanks, understood. Glad you guys got the issue sorted. The reason I didn't go banish was because SiShop (for me) was a better option. I may end up with one at some point, the list of cans I want is long.

That's a different concept I hadn't heard of and honestly hadn't thought of. It would be interesting to see if it made a material difference in sound levels. Obviously ensuring alignment is number one even if you did size up.

In regards to hunting and not having time to put in hearing protection while I'm hunting and an animal pops out, or helping my son when he was lining up on his first deer that had a suppressor on it? Either way, I'd be interested to hear how many people that spend a lot of time hunting put hearing protection in before every shot. I probably use my earing more than any other sense when hunting so I'm never sitting with hearing protection in. The shooting community so interesting to watch. Some guys criticize for having hearing protection on while shooting with a can, others criticize for not. I guess that's just the world we live in these days!

​​@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRusty heck, I'm terrible about ear pro. It's just the lame excuse I'm criticising. Nothing for you to excuse! Oh, and the use of the word "rocking" You may have been "using" but rocking....nah.

Definitely not what you expect!

For sure!

@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRusty II like 20 ga.

From what I understand different suppressors have different adapter options. There doesn't seem to be a full universal option yet. I'd be interested to hear what others have found.

I guess that's what happens when I just talk without scripting. :)

My son has played tackle football since the age of 9 but I want to instill long term good shooting technique. It isn't an ego contest. I don't care if you are a grown 300 lb man, high recoil degrades shooting accuracy, period. My intent is for him to get the highest level of accuracy and the lower the recoil the better it will be. A suppressor is great for that.

Definition of a fud right here lol. Supressors especially for hunting are only a benefit

I think that’s the moral of the story. Just trying to spread the word!

Good question. Not totally sure…

Lesson learned for sure! Hoping to save others from the same mess.

I'll have to check out that channel. Thanks for the tip!

Wouldn’t that be awesome! If that happens I’d be first in line to pick up a couple more!

That sounds complicated…. Any details you could share with the class on how you went about it?

@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRusty there are tons of charts out there on which rods for which caliber from their catalog. I ordered 3ft rods and used a chop saw to cut down to 16" rods, and the other half works great for pistols. Just grind to round the ends a little. This could also be done with a dremmel if that is all you have. Dip the ends in enamel paint to color code them if you like. Think my total cost was less than $50 shipped and tax and that covered .22/5.56, 30 cal, 9mm, 45. They work great and have saved me on a few barrels that needed a shim before adding tri lug or plan b. Was a little surprised on how many factory threaded barrels were actually off.

@ this is great info! Thank you for sharing!

No that wasn’t the case. Maybe I’m thinking of “cross threading” differently but all threading screwed together just fine and nothing was forced. I think of cross threading as the threads aren’t aligned and you just use brute force to screw it together against a lot of resistance you are getting. Maybe that’s not what you mean?

@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRusty that's what I was thinking you were saying. So there was a physical defect in the machining?

@ that’s what looks to be the case here.

I think you are probably right. I think order it along with my can.

@@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRustygoing back and watching, I was thinking you were talking about the adapter that you keep on your AR and thought you were talking about the adapter you pulled out of your pocket lol so my comment was irrelevant

Hopefully it saves you some headache!

The point of the video is to share that knowledge. If you peel through all the comments it doesn’t seem to be a well known practice so trying to help others learn from the situation.

I’m happy to hear you like it! Hopefully it treats you well!

Looking really doesn’t give you 100% certainty it is aligned. Depending on where your head is it might look aligned or not aligned. When you are talking such tight tolerances that’s a starting point but I wouldn’t rely on that as your only step.

It was definitely great of them to warranty that work. I’m right there with ya.

Good to get the insight of a man that does the work. Thanks for the comment.

@NorthwestOutdoorsWithRusty yeah, no prob. you could have the best machines in the world, but if the set-up and process aren't correct, you are not gonna make good parts, and if course, the people make mistakes.

@@reloadingfun You said everything I was gonna say - former manufacturing engineer and gun nut here. This is what QC and SPC are for, but single unit flukes can always sail through unless you're doing 100% QC. Well quess what?? With what any respected can maker charges vs the number of units they ship, they absolutely could do 100% QC but it would cut into their margin slightly so they don't.

The machine does what it does as long as their isn’t slop in the spindle or ways…

I can second that!

Do you have a link you can share so others can check it out?

I feel like suppressors make it better for the shooter and those around them. I wish it wasn’t so hard and expensive to get one! Thank you for the feedback. I’m glad it was useful!

I got my second one through silencer central recently and had a rifle sent in a well for threading and it was super easy. They sent the package, I sent it off and received it back in a few weeks.

It was shocking how easy it was to ship it, have them thread it, and send it back. Glad you had a good experience with it as well!

I was honestly surprised that they warrantied it but shows how great they are! I agree that you shouldn’t shoot a .22 through a suppressor that can’t be cleaned but the 30 Banish opens up so you can deep clean it.