Originally Posted by
glockshooter
I have a phantom in 5.56. I have been around quite a few different types of cans in the last couple of years, and I think that the YHM can is one of the best deals out there. I am a big fan of the AAC product line, but I am weary of a baffle strike with them. About the only way to get a baffle strike with a YHM is to just put it on the mount with out screwing it down. YHMs mounts are ugly, but they are probably the most effective at keeping your can on. I remember a conversation that Robb and I had a while back, and as I recall he has had his shoot loose. Not to the point of causing a baffle strike, but loose none the less.
I have shot Robb's and I really like the balance. Robb and I both have 10" LMTs that they are shot off of, and I prefer the balance of the AAC. The YHM is heavy and gives you a very muzzle heavy gun on a 16". I give the AAC nod in the looks department. In the suppression side it is about the same, but the AAC does have a ping to it.
Matt
I had two M4-2000s that were replaced with M4-2000 Mod 07s. I sold one off after getting it back. The Mod 07 I have now has been great. The actual sound of it compared to Matts sounds identical to me. Mine is lighter. I think the YHM cans are a great deal for the money. I plan to buy a stainless Phantom as soon as we (VA Arms) has our SOT.
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Chief Armorer for Corp Arms (FFL 07-08/SOT 02)
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