We will be looking at big bore stuff soon, though it will take the form of long range cartridges first.
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Ok then why does my order keep getting moved back? I’m at 3 months past my “projected” date, and 8 months from my order date. I get that they are built to order, but why does my date keep moving back every time I check it?
Hi msstate56,
If you contact me privately with an order #, I can look into it.
ETA's can change due to a change in the rolling-average production rate. The production rate does have some variability due to different mix of products vs. the window used for the rolling average (eg, making a bunch of 22TD's vs 338's), as well as shop delays, training overhead, holidays, etc. If I look at orders from about the Oct timeframe (just as an example), the predicted window vs the original window has both contracted about two weeks and then expanded about 3 weeks. Bottom line, it's variable and at any given time, it's our "best guess". Sometimes that's earlier, sometimes later. We stick very strictly to the queue order.
It came across the Facebook news feedWell spotted!
Here are the full details
You will be pleasantly surprised when we publish the specs.
It will probably be faster to order from MH.do the Flash hiders erode like the muzzle brakes on the sr? Would it be faster to buy direct from you or a dealer like mile high?
Unless you do a firing schedule as hard as SOCOM/SURG, you are not going to erode a brake, you can shoot 15000 rounds of normal 308 at bolt/semi speeds and it will still look like the one on the page with caption, "Reference image: SR brake after 15,000 rounds of .308"Does the firing schedule change with a brake vs. flash hider
Yes. When using the SR brake, you get the full HU/FA rating. If you use the SR flash hider, this degrades to the "semi-auto only" rating. The reason is because the muzzle brake absorbs blast which makes a big difference during full-auto fire.
@Zak Smith thanks for all the awesome testing videos on your website! I love seeing the real tests and numbers.
Two questions:
1) Is there anything specific you can say about the ability of the DOMINUS-SR to mitigate gas blowback in a semi-auto platform? I tend to struggle a bit with blowback as I shoot left handed, so the ejection port is right in my face! I have a SiCo omega for reference, which is okay with a tuned AR but anything off the shelf is usually nasty in my face.
2) Does the DOMINUS-CB differ in any major way when compared directly to an Ultra-7? The reason I ask is, I already have a 6.5 Ultra-7 for my match rifle, which I use 100% for precision rifle shooting with a bolt gun. Other than the minor improvements (0.75" shorter, 2dB quieter), would there be any compelling reason - design or performance wise - that would sway people to choose the DOMINUS-CB over the Ultra series for precision rifle applications?
Thanks!!!
Thanks, I'll have to check that out. I currently use the Gemtech suppressed bolt carrier on my AR, which works relatively well with a SiCo Omega.have you tried the radian raptor SD charge handle? It’s designed to prevent blow back
Raptor-SD Ambidextrous Charging Handle
The silencer-optimized Raptor-SD™ features a ported shaft to redirect gasses away from the shooter’s face when shooting suppressed.radianweapons.com
I did but then you guys changed the pic ?I meant who-ever saw the engraving on Ray's post a few days ago
From the DOMINUS-SR page:Just got the email. Did I miss the minimum barrel length?
Its effective enough to self spot impacts from a 7 SS at 800 on an ~11lb rifle.@Zak Smith @TBACRAY how effective are the Ultra SR brakes when used as just a brake? I have an order for a 338 Ultra and Ultra 7 and contemplating switching to 338UltraSR and DOMINUS-SR. I had planned to use the Area419 system with the 338Ultra and Ultra7
That .358 hole though.It would be nice if this suppressor could double as a 9mm can as well...I would like to be able to use my blackout can on my PCC and pistols as well...
That .358 hole though.
I think do all cans are a joke jmo
Yes, both versions are as accurate as the Ultras.Zak,
I have the Ultra 9 and is the new Dominos-cb going to be just as accurate? I can get sub 1/4 groups and have a little over 22000 rounds through it.
New orders would be subject to our normal production queue; however, if anyone already has an order in our queue for a different can (and we have not yet Form'd it to them/their dealer), they can change it to a Dominus and keep their place in line (and pay the difference obviously). The full production batches wouldn't start until April.@Zak Smith
Same deal as last year - some are stocked and ready to ship?
What's easier? Call in to place an order, or send an email and wait until I'm in queue? Looking to use a 1/2 off cert.
Thanks.
In terms of shooting with just the brake: SR < CB < BA (v2)@Zak Smith @TBACRAY how effective are the Ultra SR brakes when used as just a brake? I have an order for a 338 Ultra and Ultra 7 and contemplating switching to 338UltraSR and DOMINUS-SR. I had planned to use the Area419 system with the 338Ultra and Ultra7
It says right in the product release...What’s the sound reduction versus a ultra 7?
On that note, on a short SBR, it's going to be a lot worse. I would be surprised if there were any visible on a 16" + barrelThat's what I figured, I experienced the same thing as well. After the first few hundred rounds it went down to basically nothing.
Excited for your post-SHOT flash testing results!
There are 1/2-28 cb mountsI’m a direct thread kinda guy, this will be my first foray into using the CB mounts...
Any issues running an adapter in the 5/8s mount to bush down to 1/2” threads?
There are 1/2-28 cb mounts
Correct, but aren’t they only available with a .223 caliber bore....