Re: Dissapointing range trip using thread adapters...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: RollingThunder51</div><div class="ubbcode-body">bm11,
Slow down, swap front is part of a process in getting the right can. Take the time to hear as many as you can, ask as many questions as you can. You got burned on the adapter issue, learn from it and take your time on can selection. There are a few great cans out there and they are worth seeking out.
</div></div>Rollingthunder,
I'm not buying anything today. I actually DID a lot of research before buying the SAS can- I read as many threads as I could on here, did additional research on silencertalk.com, started a few thread here about it, and even called and talked to Stacey at Accuracy International (AI North America is now dealing with SAS suppressors on their new AE covert, as well as selling a SAS suppressor with a proprietary QD mount that you can only get from AINA.)
At the time, it was the best option- it was a single point titanium, with great reviews and a good value to boot. At the time, the only application I had a use for was my AIAW, so getting the 18x1.5 made the most sense.
In the time it has taken for the form 3 and form 4 to clear, I have since diversified my precision rifle collection. In hindsight, had I known I was going to end up with 3 different rifles with 3 different thread pitches, I would have just gone with the Shark (I had considered it strongly for that reason.)
Back to the drawing board!!!
