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View thread Contact supportUnfortunately not, we just got a new laser and are at the mercy of the techs from germany to set it up and provide training.Are the Titanium models still on schedule to be available by the end of this month?
Unfortunately not, we just got a new laser and are at the mercy of the techs from germany to set it up and provide training.
This new laser is going to be dedicated to the ti cans and all the other equipment is pumping out biscuits right now.
On the positive note, testing on the Ti can which we named the "Theorem" has exceeded expectations!
Heres a sneak peek while we were goofing off.
I'd really like to compare one to my dominus. Could be a great alternative. Keep us posted!It's a great looking and well made suppressor, and it's packaged very well. Can't wait to shoot this thing!
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So far my only critique is that Abel must've hired the guy that used to put the Tikka barrels on, as that 1-3/8 to 5/8x24 bushing was on the suppressor TIGHT! I had to thread it on to an old barrel placed in a barrel vice, really torquing up the bushing to the barrel. Was finally able to get it loose with a few blows of a rubber mallet to the spanner wrench. The bushing is still on the old barrel, already nicked the threads of the bushing trying to remove it.
Otherwise, I like what I've seen so far! Will update after I try it out at the range.
I'd really like to compare one to my dominus. Could be a great alternative. Keep us posted!
Any one else getting their Abel cans that can provide feedback?
We’re at the mercy of the Trumpf setup team which bumped us back to early October.Any new eta on the Theorem?
I’d really like to get one when they come out. Just trying to decide if I can wait long enough or if I should get something else on order for now.
Will the new titanium suppressor be similar design/ length/ diameter as the biscuit just with titanium?We’re at the mercy of the Trumpf setup team which bumped us back to early October.
The current plan is to get the website up with preorders at the end of the month.
Until we have the welder up and running, we can’t give a solid date. When our equipment is running and I know that we are able to deliver on promises then I will give an exact date.
I truly believe it’s worth the wait, we are doing everything in our power to get it on the market.
In the meantime, we’re still cranking out biscuits on a different welder and have them in several departments hands and to resellers across the country. Exceeding our projected numbers by much more than we anticipated!
I’ll update this thread as soon as I have more concrete dates
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Will the new titanium suppressor be similar design/ length/ diameter as the biscuit just with titanium?
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Biscuit is just shy of 6” dia
Theorem is 5” 9/16
The Theorem will have 3 lengths, this is standard, we will have a shorter and longer version, haven’t settled on exact lengths though.
GreyboeTotally random question. Who makes that lightweight stock shown on the home page with the THEOREM can.
What do you consider kinda fast? Like a standard 10-12 round stage in under 90 seconds? Or sustained firing of 50 with no time to cool between?What's the Theorum rated to? I see on the site it's a 22" 300PRC. Only reason why I ask is that I had a incident with another suppressor shooting a 26" 300NM kinda fast. Let's say the internal core was never to be found again. Still had the outer tube though. The suppressor was warrantied but really looking into something with a bit more strength.
It’s now 2024, how is your Biscuit shooting?I'm still waiting for the ATF to release my Biscuit from jail...
Interested in seeing these titanium cans. Of course they have to be released after I purchased a Biscuit![]()
It’s now 2024, how is your Biscuit shooting?
That’s alright. No magnum cartridges here. I have a .260 Remington precision rifle, and a 6.5 creedmoor hunting rifle.I love it.
Works great on my 6BRA and 6.5 Creedmoor. Enough volume to suppress those cartridges well, similar to my wife's SiCo Omega from what I can tell with my ears. Recoil impulse is very pleasant, it gets back on target quick.
It's incredibly well made, and the guys at Abel provide great CS if you need anything. They've been a pleasure to deal with.
All in all, a great short action cartridge suppressor. Its not the largest volume suppressor, so for bigger cartridges (any magnum and up), you are probably going to want a bigger suppressor.
I've tried it on my .300NM, and admittedly it wasn't pleasant. Not enough volume to tame that cartridge, but that shouldn't be surprising to anyone.
Zero regrets, I really enjoy this suppressor.
That’s alright. No magnum cartridges here. I have a .260 Remington precision rifle, and a 6.5 creedmoor hunting rifle.
If you want maximum suppression, you are going to want a large volume suppressor like the Theorem-L or TBAC Magnus.
If you want good suppression, great recoil reduction, and a quality can that's less than $1k, the Biscuit is an excellent pick.