Also, can the same idea be done with a .40 cal suppressor on a 9mm?
Also, can the same idea be done with a .40 cal suppressor on a 9mm?
I would have brought a .30 caliber can that was QD and used that on my AR15's. The suppression is near identical to your ears and the versatility is way more. Instead I did as you are thinking and went with the AAC SPR M4 a QD maximum rated suppression silencer with 5 positions to minimize the zero change... Great suppressor, but costly.
Thanks for the feedback. So do i have to have any special mounts for a 762 can that I plan to place on a 556 barrel?
I would imagine so considering most of the .308 barrels are threaded differently.
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Sometimes depends on suppressor, but the AAC I constantly move around is quick detach and fits on the adapters but the adapters are caliber specific. Mine happens to be the 51t design and you have to make sure the AAC adapter it is going to attach to is either 223/5.56 or 30cal depending on what rifle it is going on.
For instance, you don't use a 223/5.56 qd brakeout on a 300 blackout rifle.
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ETA:mark. Beat me to it and was more concise.
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There is a lot of good info and true advice in this thread. The bottom line is it all depends on what you want to do.
For me, the AAC m4-2000 was the best balance of sound vs weight/length. I intend to get a suppressor for 7.62 in the future, but it will be a .338 Lapua can. I witnessed one on a .308 bolt rifle in a match once and it was too quiet for the shot timer to pick up. Very impressive to say the least. Given that my .308 can will be a .338 and thus much larger than a standard .308, I am not willing to hand that off my AR.
Getting the most out of your can is important. I use mine on several AR's and also on my SBR FN PS-90, but I knew I would eventually buy more.
Full auto 9mm using subsonic ammo is not to be missed in your lifetime. It puts a new perspective on how quiet, quiet can be.
Maximum sound reduction is about a 4th or 5th priority in the real world.
The three most important priorities are:
Heavy duty
No POI shift
No group size increase
All leading brands will be within a few dB of each other and you will not be able to tell this with the human ear.
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So much to learn.
Spoke to pat at silencer shop. Very informative and over all nice to chat with. Anyone have any direct experience with them? Seemed like a nice shop.
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