Sidewinder vs Hellfire system

[Choid]

If I am going to be shooting nearly 100% suppressed, is there any advantage to one system or the other as far as just being a suppressor mount system from TBAC cans?

 

[Supersubes]

The sidewinder is simply the x-large version of the hellfire. For almost all suppressors, the hellfire is needed. The sidewinder is just too big to be adapted to 1.5” cans. If you're running a 338 ultra, the sidewinder is fine.

 

[Choid]

Cool. Has TBAC ever made a statement as to whether the use of the 419 system voids any warranty etc?

 

[Choid]

Cool. Has TBAC ever made a statement as to whether the use of the 419 system voids any warranty etc?

I don't get the funny. Is there history here?

 

[Krob95]

Cool. Has TBAC ever made a statement as to whether the use of the 419 system voids any warranty etc?

@Zak Smith would know.

I run the hellfire system with my ultra 9. I’m not to terribly worried about having to use the warranty but you’ve asked a valid question and I wouldn’t mind knowing.

 

[Supersubes]

Cool. Has TBAC ever made a statement as to whether the use of the 419 system voids any warranty etc?

No history. To my knowledge they've never come out with any stance on it. I use it exclusively, good system.

 

[loveha]

Area 419 voiding anything on any product would cause an uproar. The fact that the thread pattern in just about all cans are basically a standard says no it wont. Use whatever system you want. If they didn't want you to use another system, they would have made it a uncommon thread in the business.

 

[Choid]

Thanks guys. I'd been using sidewinder on some and hellfire on others, but now I am all streamlined, which makes my OCD feel a lot better.

 

[b6graham]

Solution is hellfire match
Hellfire adapter with basically sidewinder performance