Haven’t heard much about these, so I reached out to Anechoic to see if I could get one for review. They’re interesting in that they are user serviceable, lightweight titanium, and low-backpressure. I’m not aware of any other cans that do all three. Whether not you want a user serviceable can is up to you; I’ve never felt a need for it, but I do like that I can shoot as much as .22 through it as I want. I’m liking the can so far, and will be interested to see how it performs for the rest of the review process.
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Haven’t heard much about these, so I reached out to Anechoic to see if I could get one for review. They’re interesting in that they are user serviceable, lightweight titanium, and low-backpressure. I’m not aware of any other cans that do all three. Whether not you want a user serviceable can is up to you; I’ve never felt a need for it, but I do like that I can shoot as much as .22 through it as I want. I’m liking the can so far, and will be interested to see how it performs for the rest of the review process.
It’s 50rds with 556, 15 with .22 long action stuff like .22-250. I just did 30rds through it on an 11.5 with a super safety (so pretty much full auto) and no issues.“AnechoicChamber System”, good to know it’s electromagnetic waves producing all that sound
Lost me at 15rd rapid fire rating. I’ll never buy another Ti can
.22 caliber “standard length” .308 sized cartridges would have been a better way to phrase it probably.
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