CMMG makes an already cut barrel (not sure if they are still making it) and Huntertown arms makes the barrel end adapter. You can also have a machinist/gunsmith cut the factory barrel. Once that is done, any good 556 can works. The silencerco sparrow and specter II are both 5.7 rated. I like the Gemtech Trek T on the end, super light and crazy quite.
Awesome! I thought I had heard of just about everything. First encounter with a grease can. I will say from my experience the mono core do have a slightly louder first round pop. But are equally as impressive the 2nd shot on. And trading a few DB for the ease of cleaning is fine with me.
Bowers makes a product called "Griptastic" which is a silicone sleeve fitted for your size suppressor. It does not add much size but is a GREAT addition to your investment so you do not get burned and can touch, screw on or off, your suppressor while insulating you from the intense heat. I have them and they are fantastic....yes the Griptastic is Fantastic. I highly recommend them for anyone who owns a suppressor.
if I use a k baffle design suppressor on a .300 blackout ar platform with a 16" barrel, will running regular supersonic ammo thru it damage the suppressor?
I've got a question, I know this is an older video but it's really interesting. Here's the deal, I'd like to purchase a McMillan CS5 rifle, in the "stubby" version. I'd like to use this to target shoot and the gun is so beautifully designed. This comes with a suppressor and the barrel is way shorter than the (16.5"?) standard requirement. My understanding is that because I'm a "citizen" that in order to obtain this, I would need to get a Form 4. Is this correct? Also does one have to pay the $200 fee for both the SBR and the suppressor? Or is it a single $200 fee if it's part of the weapon system?
mcc 1522 by this i mean it takes more time and probably more machining. baffles are simple the mono core is not as simple and the machine whatever is being used needs to work around the ruffles and trusses in the core where as a baffle is basically a cylinder that is shaped inside and out
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CMMG makes an already cut barrel (not sure if they are still making it) and Huntertown arms makes the barrel end adapter. You can also have a machinist/gunsmith cut the factory barrel. Once that is done, any good 556 can works. The silencerco sparrow and specter II are both 5.7 rated. I like the Gemtech Trek T on the end, super light and crazy quite.
An informative video, was hoping you would cover integrated suppressors as well though.
Very good, no bs video with lots of helpful, educational information. Excellent presentation style btw. Thanks
Awesome! I thought I had heard of just about everything. First encounter with a grease can. I will say from my experience the mono core do have a slightly louder first round pop. But are equally as impressive the 2nd shot on. And trading a few DB for the ease of cleaning is fine with me.
Bowers makes a product called "Griptastic" which is a silicone sleeve fitted for your size suppressor. It does not add much size but is a GREAT addition to your investment so you do not get burned and can touch, screw on or off, your suppressor while insulating you from the intense heat. I have them and they are fantastic....yes the Griptastic is Fantastic. I highly recommend them for anyone who owns a suppressor.
Very informative.
Very nice vid once again. Looking forward to more.
Good primer on suppressors!
Look forward to your reviews.
great video lot of usefull info
Thanks for posting, more on the way
Informative video. Since my State OKd suppressors last year, I've been trying to garner as much info as I can before making my decision. Thanks.
Looking to SBR and suppress my PS90. Any recommendations? BTW your videos are awesome. Keep them coming.
lyth white grease smokes after multiple shots.. ive replaced it with typical engine grease and been very please.
good video and informative for noobs
are those fancy shaped baffles way better than the flat washers or freeze plug buffles?
Nice Job! Very informative, clear and well done. Thanks again. Best, M. H. Jones ...;)
very useful thanks
Thanks for the kind words. And thanks for watching.
if I use a k baffle design suppressor on a .300 blackout ar platform with a 16" barrel, will running regular supersonic ammo thru it damage the suppressor?
What brand is and where can I find the nylon case you have the cans in on the counter right in front of you
shelves are looking healthy again bro ...u guys got ne gen 4 19's??
Which design reduces the sound signature the most?
depends upon a variety of factors. monocore designs can vary differently from one another as can baffles. also depends upon the gun and ammo.
I've got a question, I know this is an older video but it's really interesting. Here's the deal, I'd like to purchase a McMillan CS5 rifle, in the "stubby" version. I'd like to use this to target shoot and the gun is so beautifully designed. This comes with a suppressor and the barrel is way shorter than the (16.5"?) standard requirement.
My understanding is that because I'm a "citizen" that in order to obtain this, I would need to get a Form 4. Is this correct? Also does one have to pay the $200 fee for both the SBR and the suppressor? Or is it a single $200 fee if it's part of the weapon system?
Unfortunately it's for each restricted item.
How easy is it to qualify? Am I good as long as I don't have any felonies?
OneTwentyMN If you could pass a NICS check and you live in a state that allows NFA Firearms you should be ok.
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Why this "catching" of gases all the lenght of the suppressor? I can not see the idea in it. Do not those just take space from the gases to expand?
Slows down expansion.
mono core suppressors also seem less expensive (all else being equal).
Stay tuned, I have a video coming out on first round pop
thanks for watching.
Thanks, I think.
Have you had anybody form 1 a solvent trap?
did anybody say you sound like Chris Pratt
mono core take more precise machining than baffles
mcc 1522 by this i mean it takes more time and probably more machining. baffles are simple the mono core is not as simple and the machine whatever is being used needs to work around the ruffles and trusses in the core where as a baffle is basically a cylinder that is shaped inside and out