Well if the government ever lets me have my m4-2000 ill let you know if it wobles
Finger print cards got kicked back 3 weeks ago and I'm still waiting for them toaccept the new ones I've sent them
Been pending since 8/18. This wait is stupid
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Well if the government ever lets me have my m4-2000 ill let you know if it wobles
Finger print cards got kicked back 3 weeks ago and I'm still waiting for them toaccept the new ones I've sent them
Been pending since 8/18. This wait is stupid
One thing is for certain, I know Dano has used the AAC cans every bit as much as he says. I can't imagine anyone else has put them to the amount of use/abuse his guys do.
It's one thing to disagree, without going full retard. Its one thing to have a lot of guns at home, it's another to have spent a long career employing those systems in combat conditions. I'd say calling the guy a liar because he views the issue differently is way out of line.
You do know the current M4-2000 was released in like 2008 right? They used to call it a Mod '08. I'd be so extremely skeptical of an SR5.2 or SR7.2 for next shot.
There is some serious BS going in this thread. If you don't like AAC, buy a Surefire and pay a lot more for it. Or buy a YHM and pay less, but get less.
Imo, if you have a lot of 51T mounts and cans, stay with that! The newest silencerco products will mate up, you might be able to get cheaper 51T cans now, and it does look like AAC is still supporting it seeing as the new Mini7 is not 90T it's 51T.
If you don't own anything AAC, might as well start with the 90T. This seems pretty logical and I'm not sure where all the drama is coming from.
My m4-2000 wobbled rotationally at first
Couple hundred rounds later its tight. I dont know if it finally clicked over or if carbon has just built up.
Im happy with it
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I too am waiting on my 762sdn6 and have two 51t mounts for a black and a 5.56. I will be very "disappointed" if my 1400 dollars worth or can, mounts, and stamp don't combine to make awesomeness.
Kidding aside, if the sloppy fit is a known issue and it is linked to damaged parts, maybe a class action lawsuit could be a remedy?
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