Originally Posted by
kaltesherz
This is the first I've heard of it- as someone else mentioned in that thread maybe they didn't seat it correctly before tightening it down. That would cause it to seem mounted correctly but would launch downrange in short order. Curious about more info on the issues...
I don't know what to believe. As someone who has only shot SF suppressors, I'm a little skeptical of the comments about SFs "never having teeth." At the same time, the author of that post has as much or more time behind suppressors than anyone in this thread.
My personal opinion as someone who owns a SOCOM mini is that the Surefire is not a clearly superior option to the Silencerco. The Saker's mount is reported to be SOLID with very diverse options. Both the Saker and SOCOM are tanks in terms of construction and backup support. The Saker is the clear winner in terms of suppression while the SF probably edges it on POI shift (although you have no business using a suppressor if you don't know how to overcome this). Weight and size probably go to the Silencerco side - especially if you are talking about the Omega.
In the end, both companies make great cans and trying to compare them is like choosing between a BMW or Audi.
Last edited by Sensei; 07-04-15 at 01:57.
I like my rifles like my women - short, light, fast, brown, and suppressed.
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