Current state of suppressors - AR specific

[LittleLebowski]

No reason in particular, but for QD rifle cans, I prefer threaded taper mounts. It's the type of mounting system I've had the least problems with the can getting stuck on the mount or alignment problems causing baffle/endcap strikes or POI shift. That said, Surefire and Gemtech both have very easy to attach mounting systems. I do really like the Gemtech Patrolman direct thread can. We use one at work on a gun we use to do suppressor demos because it adds very little weight to the rifle. For non-shooters, a one pound+ suppressor and mount combo can make a rifle uncomfortably front heavy.

You gotta check out my Sig SRD556 Ti. I’m a believer in taper mounts after using it. Quiet and light too.

[LittleLebowski]

I know that @Hansohn Brothers is a site sponsor and therefore my worthless endorsement of them makes me a terrible, lying schill, but seriously gents, do yourselves a favor and contact them before making a suppressor purchase. You will get sound advice and very probably be pleasantly suprised on their PF pricing, not to mention their Form 3 transfer time to your dealer. Forum member JLBourne gave them a shot and got a suppressor no one in his state had, at a price no one else could beat, and quickly, too. I feel like it’s OK to schill if they are really that good

[CCT125US]

Reduced lead/other bad stuff exposure? I've always wondered how much additional lead exposure I get when shooting a ton of rounds suppressed in semi-autos.

Wondered that myself. For example AE9FP vs. Speer Lawman 147 which is plated. Or even the time input for my Berry's plated 147 load vs the lead exposure. I wonder what the difference is between an OTM and your bulk exposed lead base actually is.

[rob_s]

Flow-through suppressors have significant advantages for high round count training...

Doesn't that pretty much just mean OSS? Is anyone else doing "flow through"?

[ChrisG19]

Doesn't that pretty much just mean OSS? Is anyone else doing "flow through"?

NexGen2 Defense also uses similar tech.

[littlejerry]

You gotta check out my Sig SRD556 Ti. I’m a believer in taper mounts after using it. Quiet and light too.

May need to start a different thread, but this can caught my eye. The non TI version is reasonably priced. And Sign is probably staying in business.

[rob_s]

May need to start a different thread, but this can caught my eye. The non TI version is reasonably priced. And Sign is probably staying in business.

I think it's fine for this thread. Just because a can is 5.56 only doesn't mean it's not worth discussing.

[LittleLebowski]

I think it's fine for this thread. Just because a can is 5.56 only doesn't mean it's not worth discussing.

Ahem: https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....l=1#post711263

[LittleLebowski]

May need to start a different thread, but this can caught my eye. The non TI version is reasonably priced. And Sign is probably staying in business.

I need to get out and train with mine this year.

[Kyle Reese]

I need to get out and train with mine this year.

Once the weather warms up lets do just that. My Sandman K should be out of NFA jail by late spring.

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