imyomama wrote: it's like buying a high def TV .. unless you look at them side by side, at home they all look great and you wouldn't know or care any different ...

That is the worst analogy in the world. Some HDTVs are downright shitty and you'd be better off with a SDTV

Capt. Link. wrote:Please if you post pictures don't use web hosting the pics in most of the archives cant be seen anymore use a jpeg

That honestly made no sense at all

You can use teflon tape on the threads, just be careful not to get it so hot it burns. I presume that your cyclone is on a bolt action or something that you dont do magdumps through, so it's an option.

I don't think anyone makes one that doesn't require a special muzzle device.

Best deal for plain threaded is probably a Ranger 2 or a YHM Stainless Phantom. Call up Major-Malfunction and tell him what you're looking for, he'll probably sort it out much better than I have.

Also, would it be possible to make a can out of carbon fiber for the main body and aluminum for the end caps and main body? Just a newbie thought. You could BUT A company called CCI made a licensed copy of a Brugger & Thomet suppressor, and it was as you said; carbon fiber tube with metal endca...

http://thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=522933

"Semmerling" needs an inter-site Douchenozzle of the Month award, IMHO.

You cannot import one at all. You can build one if you fill out an ATF Form 1. As for the actual building, I have no idea what sort of baffles work well with air guns, but there's a poster from the UK here who has video reviews of several models as well as baffle pics, so you can try to mimic them.

I just got my gemtech tundra yesterday and i am shooting it on a glock 26 with a lone wolf barrel and fiocchi 158gr ammo. The problem im having is that it isnt cycling ( ejecting the bullet and loading the next). I love the amount of sound suppression the tundra gives but the hand cycling it goin t...

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CArdvGmIWSU&feature=player_embedded :lol: Great work! I look forward to more. ETA: actually, I could really go for a Pareto chart or two. That kinda thing really gets me goin' :shock: OK JJ, you asked for it.... :lol: http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/5937/p...

Illuminated_one wrote:You guys that are having trouble with small text can hold control and scroll up with the mouse wheel.

This should 'zoom in'.

Yes, but that zooms in everything, including images which can lead to annoying pixelation. You can change just the way the text is done in the browser however.

There's like 3 inches of space on either side of the posts for me. The text is also ridiculously small. Can we choose our own themes somewhere? ETA: In the User Control Panel you can switch, but there's only a few options and none of them are excellent. However, I do like the newer board controls an...

ArevaloSOCOM wrote:Video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CArdvGmI ... r_embedded

Great work! I look forward to more.

ETA: actually, I could really go for a Pareto chart or two. That kinda thing really gets me goin'

MAJ MALFUNCTION wrote:You guys want me to cut mine in half, so we can see what the guts look like???

Try and turn it into a take-apart can. It would be a pretty cool project and that way we could all ogle the inner bits.

G5 is just as good as any other SWR/AAC/ etc brand and nobody is going to notice the difference. I think your dealer is just partial to other brands is all. Theres nothing 2nd tier about anything gemtech makes. I would seek other sources for more opinions on gemtech products. Don't rely on just one...

finn wrote:I'd say Thompson Machine. They even have a Savage in their lineup - a $700 integral package. Want it.

They have centerfire rifle cans?

I have a chance to get a new G5 5.56 with multi mount from my dealer at a real good price and also save on the Form 4 fee through the Gemtax offer. Don't know anything about it and am looking for some comments from those who have experience with one. Dealer says it is a high second tier lower first...

You'd have some ATF issues. Other than that, it would probably be noticeably quieter.

You could go with very thin stainless steel (and if you wanted to be daring you could do M baffles instead of k's, but that's not what you asked). Really, aluminum is your best bet for the purposes you state, but problems may pop up for maintenance/longevity.

I hate the KRISS. I will go into a rant and start shitting zombie bunnies if I tell the story of our 2 Post guns we got a year or so ago. My biz partner and I got them with high hopes. Today they sit on a shelf, not even in the safe. That is how much we care about these jamming crap boxes. To gun g...

Bowen1911 wrote:

Ronzo wrote:

ThePatriot wrote:That looks cool!

Yeah and Pantera is easy listening,my mom loves Pantera!

Your mom is a bad ass

This.

The only lugged suppressor that I know of in rimfire is made by Griffen Armament. Keep in mind that it isn't a true three lug (meaning the sort the MP5 uses), so you aren't really getting the "MP5 experience" if that's what you're looking for. Other manufacturers with more of a track reco...

There are too many good suggestions to name, based on what you're looking for exactly. If you want a small can, go for the AAC Element. For a durable can that can handle some other calibers, go Spectre. If you want a somewhat larger can with extra volume that will look better with the profile of the...

I voted Osprey, but only because I want to see how it looks on an MP5, and I wanted you to be the guinea pig

Liberty might do it, I hear they do so for other cans, so you may well be able to salvage this one.

http://www.libertycans.net/

They're run by a bit of a megalomaniac, but I can't speak the the quality of their cans. I'm sure they're serviceable, just make sure they don't inscribe offensive slogans on them anymore.