Finally ready!

[shark31]

I have a 762SD 07 and have yet to shoot it on a .308. I picked mine up at the June silencertest shoot and I don't know if you remember seeing the pic's of it on silencertalk, but it was the one that was full of salt from the finishing process they did. The cleaned it up for me, thank god cause it was a mess. I still am worried about the jet milled into my blast baffle as it looks like the tooling might have chattered or slipped when they made it. I hope it doesn't affect accuracy any.

I just got the call that my Surgeon XL action should be ready next week and I can't wait to get that stick together. Now I need a .338 LM can
It never ends

What are you gonna get? The Titan is the quietest centerfire can I've heard, but I've also heard good stuff about the Surefire.

[Hootiewho]

I am not sure yet. I had been looking at the Ops 12th Model for a while. I spoke with one of the weapons developers at Remington Military and he highly recommended that particular suppressor. He said they had tried cans from all manufacturers, including AAC, and went with the 12th model. Now granted, it probably will be nowhere near as quiet as the Titan, I heard it at the June Suppressor shoot and was amazed, the 12th is considerible cheaper than the comparable Titan with a muzzle brake mount. I got quoted about $1200 for a 12th. I am really anxious to find out more info on the Surefire can, as I think their muzzle brake looks awesome on a rifle. I know J. Joplin had some time with one and I have been talking to a guy over on snipershide who's got one waiting for form 4 approval. I may go that route? I just don't like the whole 2" of can the the Titan is and would prefer something smaller diameter.

The Tan rifle in the case is what I am going for with my Surgeon
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