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I bought three Silencerco Velos LBP, I started out wanting to buy one 7.62 Caliber can. At the time Silencer Central had a Bogo deal. Spend $1,100 dollar can and get the Silencerco Omega 300 for free. At the time the Velos had just came out. So bought that and got The other at the time $999 Omega 300 for free which is strictly used for hunting rifles. Once I shot the Velos I wont shoot any other can on a AR platform. Then they came out with the Velos K which I ordered for my 10.3" Mark 18. Then I had to buy the velos in 7.62 for my 6.5 Grendal and 6 Arc. The Velos Suppresors are full auto rated, no min barrel length and are bomb proof. Shot a huxwork and Surfire RC3. Better sound and flash suppression then Huxwork with same flow so almost no blow back. RC3 had allot more blow back then other two with minium sound difference plus much more money. For testing and wealth of knowledge on almost all supressors watch The Jay Situation At Pew Science. Here is link for Velos, hope it helps other people looking for I think best Flow Through can. At the time of this post they are out of stock for 7.62 Velos and 5.56 Velos K everywhere.Perhaps towards August or so, I'll be looking to purchase a flow through suppressor for my DD AR-15. I know Huxworks makes a great suppressor, but I was wondering if anyone has tried the CAT line of suppressors?
Specifically I'm looking at either the HUXWRX FLOW 556K or the CAT WB 718.
I bought three Silencerco Velos LBP, I started out wanting to buy one 7.62 Caliber can. At the time Silencer Central had a Bogo deal. Spend $1,100 dollar can and get the Silencerco Omega 300 for free. At the time the Velos had just came out. So bought that and got The other at the time $999 Omega 300 for free which is strictly used for hunting rifles. Once I shot the Velos I wont shoot any other can on a AR platform. Then they came out with the Velos K which I ordered for my 10.3" Mark 18. Then I had to buy the velos in 7.62 for my 6.5 Grendal and 6 Arc. The Velos Suppresors are full auto rated, no min barrel length and are bomb proof. Shot a huxwork and Surfire RC3. Better sound and flash suppression then Huxwork with same flow so almost no blow back. RC3 had allot more blow back then other two with minium sound difference plus much more money. For testing and wealth of knowledge on almost all supressors watch The Jay Situation At Pew Science. Here is link for Velos, hope it helps other people looking for I think best Flow Through can. At the time of this post they are out of stock for 7.62 Velos and 5.56 Velos K everywhere.At this point I am a suppressor addict. So just so flow through feed back, my personal opinion with no data of any sort.
Of the cans I own, the ones that do the best with pushing gas forward.
1) Hux 556
2) Surefire Socom rc3
3) Deadair Sandman with Ebrake
Behind the gun perceived noise by me from quietest to loudest
1) Deadair Sandman with Ebrake
2) Surefire Socom rc3
3) Hux 556
Sturdiest feeling can for heavy use
1) Surefire Socom rc3
2) Deadair Sandman
3) Huxwurx
Flash suppression
1) Surefire = Sandman
3) Hux 556 - it burbs fire every 6 or 7 shots
Cost from most to least
1) Surefire 1700
2) Hux 1100
3) Sandman 800
The easiest to take off after a day of use has been the Sandman, but barely over the Surefire. I have had to take a wrench to the Hux twice.
Honorable mention that I did not include because it is new to me, CGS Helios. It has an attachment like the Ebrake for the Sandman that lets it become a quasi flow through. It reminds me of the SOCOM 2 in its base configuration but better because of the ability to vent more gas forward versus a standard baffle design.
Just to say it, the most versatile is the Sandman because it is a 30 caliber can and I can put it on more rifles vs the 556 specific cans. For 1800 you can effectively have a Hux and Sandman and for 1700 you can have the RC3.
Without skimming the thread...
Anyone tested multiple flow through designs under NODs? What I have heard is that a bunch of them cause a lot of flash compared to traditional baffle stacks.
Without skimming the thread...
Anyone tested multiple flow through designs under NODs? What I have heard is that a bunch of them cause a lot of flash compared to traditional baffle stacks.
Did you test it as a rental before your purchase? What convinced you to buy it?I ended up buying a cobalt scrambler QD and I am very impressed with it
I would think about it as a type of suppressor. If you buy a 3D printed titanium can, it has been our experience that they spark or burp flash every couple of rounds initially. The one that immediately jumps out was our first Huxwrx flow. Having said that, we had shot it and after maybe a couple of hundred rounds it dropped off quite a bit. After the first cleaning (soak in clp) it went away completely.Without skimming the thread...
Anyone tested multiple flow through designs under NODs? What I have heard is that a bunch of them cause a lot of flash compared to traditional baffle stacks.
I just got my cat wb 716 inconel and I am having the same issue as others have stated previously, it weighs 14.2 ounces with no mount installed. My dead air nomad even weighs less than the cat wb. Silencer shop still has the cat wb listed at 12.6 ounces. One of the reasons I bought the cat wb is because of the 12.6 advertised weight. I am thinking cat or silencer shop might need to give me and others a $100 refund per every ounce these wb 716 are weighing over the advertised weight.The cat wb from the reviews I can find is sounding like it might be a top contender. Hub, low back pressure, light weight and low flash.