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Suppressors First .308 Suppressor Design
If I stay with the threaded ends, as opposed to welded... what is the min thickness of the can wall and cones I should go? How far can/should the cones be spaced and what length blast baffle? JJ, I saw your design the other day while researching and liked the simplicity. Sorry if I'm asking...- Turbofx4
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Suppressors First .308 Suppressor Design
Wasn't going to weld it. Want the "ease of cleaning/repair" to be there. Was wondering about wall thickness... kept seeing/hearing differing thoughts.- Turbofx4
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Suppressors First .308 Suppressor Design
Nope, rather you "knock it" before I cut chips! I'm more than willing to accept and run with constructive criticism if it will improve the fit/form & function. It's going to be mounted on a Mossberg MVP Patrol chambered for 7.62. Loads I plan on shooting out of it are my own reloads... 150gr...- Turbofx4
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Suppressors First .308 Suppressor Design
9.875" OAL... 1.625" OD... 1.125" ID... 3.318 lbs Can, end caps, blast baffle & first two (2) K baffles will be 304 StSt... the last three (3) K baffles will be 6063 AL. Thoughts? I know I'm a newb, so try not to tear me apart too badly. ;)- Turbofx4
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Suppressors Looking for input on .308 suppressor
As the title says... looking for input. I'm toying around with a few different ideas. K baffles, flat "washer" type baffles, blast chamber integrated into the first cone, etc. From what I can see, the "ideal" dia for a suppressor of this type is ~1.625" x ~9.0" OAL. What I cannot seem...- Turbofx4
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