I guess I bought the last Ultra 9 6.5mm from Hansohn earlier this evening. I dicked around thinking no way would it be the last one, so when I paid and went back and checked they were no longer in stock.
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Maybe a Dead Air can? I only have TBAC since I only shoot bolt guns but people speak highly of Dead Air as a brand for all-purpose cans.I'm looking at getting a can and I know the TBAC is 2nd to none but I want a "do it all" for my first. Ar and precision rifles. What's the best option out there?
I have been perfectly happy with every griffin can I own. I have never had an issue. The mount is very close to the TBAC mount as well.
Some other guy shot one a few times also.....View attachment 7034566
I think it was attenuation of a 6.5mm vs .30cal can, in not only aperture but several different lengths of Ultra as well? Perhaps I'm mis-remembering.In general the 6.5mm version is 2-3 dB quieter than the .30 cal version when fired on a 6mm or 6.5mm cartridge. But if there's more data you're looking for, we can look through Ray's youtube videos to find it
In general the 6.5mm version is 2-3 dB quieter than the .30 cal version when fired on a 6mm or 6.5mm cartridge. But if there's more data you're looking for, we can look through Ray's youtube videos to find it
Maybe a Dead Air can? I only have TBAC since I only shoot bolt guns but people speak highly of Dead Air as a brand for all-purpose cans.
The KAC qdc is not as quiet as the some other cans, but its price of admission is quite high if you put a mams on your AR's like I did.
Would Love to hear Frank's thoughts on the fundamentals in this video
And TBACs are the way to go. Look around and you can find them. Worth the extra effort.
Don't let Frank or Phil see these guys prone position..lol
QHey Fellas, Since Thunder Beast published their thoughtful yet heartbreaking PSA about production time being WAY up due to backlog (new orders aren't expected to be serialized for up to 8 months): What are other suppressors are in the same league at TBAC for repeatability, durability etc.? Up to now I've only bought Thunder Beast.
Hey Fellas, Since Thunder Beast published their thoughtful yet heartbreaking PSA about production time being WAY up due to backlog (new orders aren't expected to be serialized for up to 8 months): What are other suppressors are in the same league at TBAC for repeatability, durability etc.? Up to now I've only bought Thunder Beast.
I use the TBAC CB mounts because they recommend those. Their explanation is that the suppressor mating to the tapered surface of the brake mount is superior to the back of the suppressor mating to the 90 degree surface of the barrel shoulder.Excuse my suppressor noobness, but is there any reason a direct thread isn't the best possible option?
Excuse my suppressor noobness, but is there any reason a direct thread isn't the best possible option?
Just dropped a CTR off at my smith to get a TBAC CB mount put on it. There's an unthreaded portion of the barrel between the threads and the crown that they'll probably have to shave down a bit for it to take the brake. It prevents the brake from bottoming out on the barrel shoulder.Agree with @Zak Smith
I have a Tikka CTR that came with an ugly thread job. Great shooting gun, love it, but had to get the barrel chopped and rethreaded to take any muzzle device.
I went with the TBAC CB mount and have been very happy.
Does this imply you don't think what Sig is doing is good enough?We can barely get rifle makers to cut normal threads to a machinist's diagram (ie, instead of just cutting it until some old A2 flash hider screws on OK and not measuring anything). But like I said in that other thread, we're happy to make a brake or mount with a rear taper as soon as there's a standard that is good and that people are actually using.
"and that people are actually using. "Does this imply you don't think what Sig is doing is good enough?
It does not imply that-- it wasn't meant to imply anything about the design of that taper either way. At this point there are an infinitesimal fraction of rifles that have tapered shoulders.Does this imply you don't think what Sig is doing is good enough?
I'm just trying to understand what you meant when you said "standard that is good".It does not imply that-- it wasn't meant to imply anything about the design of that taper either way. At this point there are an infinitesimal fraction of rifles that have tapered shoulders.
Just dropped a CTR off at my smith to get a TBAC CB mount put on it. There's an unthreaded portion of the barrel between the threads and the crown that they'll probably have to shave down a bit for it to take the brake. It prevents the brake from bottoming out on the barrel shoulder.
The smith didn't seem to think it was a problem to shave it down a bit, though he may not even have to. I think with all the peel washers it's enough thickness to fill in that gap.Mine had the same issue. Unacceptable. I wouldn't jack with trying to shave that piece. Just cut and rethread unless you absolutely want all the barrel length. My CTR 20 became a CTR 18 + TBAC 7 Ultra. Might nice having 2in less barrel.
The availability site only works for suppressors. I'm trying to get a rifle finished (threaded) and need a 30CB (5/8x24) muzzle brake, that will take a suppressor, any idea when/where some may be available? Any info appreciated.We are shipping cans out to dealers on a daily basis; if you want one, the best bet is to check our in-stock finder, which also reveals which dealers have particular models on order