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Maybe 28-30dB is about right then. 160dB to 132dB is pretty good.
Anyway, I have the older M4-2000, which is essentially the M4-1000 -- it sounds pretty darn good.
That's what confuses me a bit. The dimensions on the SCAR-SD and 416-SD models are essentially identical (OAL, weight, diameter). But there is a large discrepency in there ratings, when last years models were identical. It makes me wonder if the 416-SD number of 36dB is a misprint.
It doesn't make sense to me but from I heard from a local shop that stocks AOW's and suppressors is that in WA state it is legal to OWN a suppressor but not legal to USE a suppressor within the state. So my take is that if you legally own the suppressor you can mount it on your weapon, but cannot fire your said weapon with the suppressor that you legally own. This is a topic that I am following since I really would like to own a Soundtech Pocket Rifle.
IT1(SW) US NAVY
Individual Augmentee 2006-2007
That still makes no sense to me, but at least we can legally own them here in WA.
IT1(SW) US NAVY
Individual Augmentee 2006-2007
When you compare the SCAR-SD and 416-SD specs on the AAC website, they are totally different than the M4-2000. When you look at the specs in the 2008 catalog, they are all the same. I wonder if AAC has consolidated those models to the M4-2000 design and done away with the shorter 5.9in model that used to be what the SCAR and 416 models were.
Did you read the link?
In their printed catalog the following is on each page:
M4-2000 Mod08
16.25oz.
6.625" long
4" added to weapon
1.50" diameter
SCARmor finish
Ratcher Fast Attach
36dB sound reduction
Inconcel 718 & 316SS
NSN 1005-01-543-4656
MSRP $895
416-SD Mod08
16.25oz.
6.625" long
4" added to weapon
1.50" diameter
SCARmor finish
Ratcher Fast Attach
36dB sound reduction
Inconcel 718 & 316SS
MSRP $895
The pictures look identical, but from a different angle.
The SCAR-SD does not show the ratchet attachment.
Last edited by SHIVAN; 02-13-08 at 19:41.
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