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Suppressors Thoughts on Yhm Suppressors
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I have a Phantom M2 QD. Built like a tank and heavy. I have run it at matches with Zero issues.
I have several thousand rounds through it. If you are going with that can on a precision rifle, get the newer mounts!
I have several thousand rounds through it. If you are going with that can on a precision rifle, get the newer mounts!
I own two 762 Phantoms, one steel and the other Ti, and both are great suppressors. I also have one of their rimfire suppressors that comes apart for cleaning. It has been great too.
Do you experience any poi shift from the ratchet system taking on and off the same rifle
POI shift from no suppressor to suppressed but haven't noticed shift just taking off and reinstalling on same rifle.
My only complaint is the QD adaptors are UGLY.
My only complaint is the QD adaptors are UGLY.
POI shift from no suppressor to suppressed but haven't noticed shift just taking off and reinstalling on same rifle.
My only complaint is the QD adaptors are UGLY.
Yep. But, as ugly as they are, I prefer their attachment system, with the spring and ratchet on the outside of the can, as opposed to the internal type.
I like my ULT-30 enough that I'm contemplating a Resonator, since they use the same mounts.
Yes, that is certainly true. They do work very well at keeping things aligned and providing a repeatable install.
I have a few of the older flash hider type and the brake type. The brake is surprisingly effective as well.
I have a few of the older flash hider type and the brake type. The brake is surprisingly effective as well.
I favor yankee hill just because I'm a dealer. I like their stuff for plinking but have never done any long range with them
As far as precision goes, the YHM is gtg. What I meant by better suited was in regards to the weight of Phantom M2.
I've got a Stainless Phantom QD (.30 cal) that I've had for years and have been very pleased with it, other than the weight. Usually put on my precision rifles and haven't seen any zero shift from taking it on and off. (other than having it off and shooting vs. on and shooting and that is a repeatable 1 MOA shift)
I recently got their Nitro QD model and it has been just as good, but a lot lighter.
Very pleased with YHM suppressors!
I recently got their Nitro QD model and it has been just as good, but a lot lighter.
Very pleased with YHM suppressors!
Thank you. Yes the stainless r tanks I may b picking up a nitro to see how I like it
One of my shooting buddies has a phantom 30 cal light tactical. He likes it well enough. We've shot out to 300yd with it on everything from ARs to bolt guns in traditional stocks and in a chassis. With handloads I've never seen his groups open up with the can on as opposed to off. If anything I've seen his groups shrink by maybe 1/8 moa with it on. Not sure what you consider long range though. I muself don't really consider 300yds to be long range. When I think of long range, I think of 600yds+ but that's just me. YMMV
Phantom user, is it heavy yes, is it reliable yes, is it repeatable yes. Spends most of it's time on my 308 bolt gun and I would buy another one if the need arose.
Awesome thank you for your response. Looking for my first can now. Guy I work with did a form one and loves his, but I’m thinking I just want to buy.
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