
Originally Posted by
Failure2Stop
I'm not tracking...
If the Cole TAC failed after 200 rounds, how would that make it better than the Manta?
The Manta has shown the ability to deal with significantly greater round counts and directly applied point heat.
The Cole TAC looks like a nice cover. Seems well built and aesthetically pleasing, and that type seems to work fine for low density fire.
The Manta, on the other hand, looks like a 1960's Space Race bedroom toy, but is extremely resistant to heat/burning/melting.
While I agree that the Manta looks like some freaky deaky sex object I wouldn't be opposed to running one on a dedicated suppressed SBR if it proves as durable and heat resistant as real-world hands-on T&E has demonstrated.
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