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Thread: Omega 762 Downside?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PatrioticDisorder View Post
    There is currently a thread on arfcom where a member there stated with picture evidence of the Omega core separating from the tube. This is one of those things that make you go hmmmm.....
    They had him a prepaid shipping label the next business day, and it was repaired and back in his hands in a week. That is the solid customer service that SilencerCo is known for, and people expect to see. Is that what you are trying to point out?
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    If the baffles are titanium then the omega will spark when fired at night with supersonic ammunition. It may even be visible during the day, depending on the baffle design.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TXBK View Post
    They had him a prepaid shipping label the next business day, and it was repaired and back in his hands in a week. That is the solid customer service that SilencerCo is known for, and people expect to see. Is that what you are trying to point out?
    Yep, SiCo CS rocks we know that, it's not news. Considering stamps for the Omega just started rolling in a little over a month ago this kind of thing is not a good sign and in fact a second poster in that same thread reported the baffle stack & tube separating on them at the range today, not good at all...

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    So, should we now add two threaded parts unscrewing to the great baffle material conspiracy? It isn't the baffle stack and tube separating, but rather the tube loosening off of the core. It could be as simple as a bad batch or improper application of Rocksett.
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    Which thread is that?

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    Suppressor subforum in the Armory.
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    That is interesting. Why isn't the stack secured to the tube?

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    The baffle stack is fully welded inside the core. The tube slips over and screws onto the core. Most likely, they use Rocksett to keep these parts together, but this is all speculation. SilencerCo has not addressed the situation, but it doesn't seem overly complicated or alarming. If this were to happen to mine, I would secure it with Rocksett and carry on.
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    A fully welded stack shouldn't need a tube

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    Quote Originally Posted by SC-Texas View Post
    A fully welded stack shouldn't need a tube

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    Seems the tube would just serve as the serialized part making the important parts easily replaceable if necessary.

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