G'Day Fella's,

Mk23, very nice and well done!

But, if it gets within 50ish meters of me, it will experience a 1 1/4oz Technical Failure!
Probably #2's or BB's!!!

Merry Christmas
Homer

G'Day Fella's,

Baffled, Thank You for that advice but unfortunately, I'm a bit computer illiterate!

Regards
Homer

G'Day Fella's,

BadCatBigBat, thanks for the details of your hand held transceiver!
I just Googled them up and they are not very expensive and readily available so......

Doh!
Homer

G'Day Fella's,

Gen_K, as has already been stated and also, the M in M26 is for "Metric" and 1.5 is the Pitch in this case 1.5mm!
I would usually machine the major diameter to, in this case 25.95 or 25.90mm prior to cutting the thread!!!

Hope that helps

Doh!
Homer

G'Day Fella's, Krinkov, as has already been suggested to you, Tig fusion welding is the best method of welding suppressors together! I have been designing and making "Cans" for some time now (in Australia), and my .22 Rimfire and all my Centrefire Cans are Tig welded together!!! I'll try t...

G'Day Fella's, Some interesting reading there, thank you for that! I also recently clicked on the "Bosnian Survivalist" thread, which made for some more interesting reading! Basically the way I read it, he summarized it down to two primary areas "Hygiene and Hardware" (obviously ...

G'Day Fella's, L1A1 Rocker, the flash eliminator/QA-QD mount has what appears to be a 2 or maybe a 3 Start Tread! This is basically 2 or 3 separate threads, on one part of a piece of material!!! This is nothing new, as I learnt about them when I did my apprenticeship 30+ years ago! The down side of ...

G'Day Fella's, L1A1 Rocker, I have only recently started machining Titanium for the first time, in my 35+ years as a machinist! I asked around my younger machinist/shooting mates at the local University, and they gave me to following advice: Ti, transfers most of the heat from the task of machining,...

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G'Day Fella's, Capt Link, no all of the work I do and production is legal, above board and with the total approval of the relevant Local and Federal authorities! Bungie Cord, the weight of my Proto-Type .308/7.62mm "Can" mentioned above, is only 365 grams! I still need to perform some addi...

G'Day Fella's,

Aussie Contractor, good to hear it's doing what you want!

No probs, looking forward to an outing!
As mentioned before, I'm happy to have secure you gear here while your in town!!!

See you soon.

Regards
Homer

G'Day Fella's,

Aussie Contractor, that's an impressive looking set up you have there!
Especially that compact looking "Can" on the end of it!!!

So, I'd be interested to know how's the "Can" performing for you?

Doh!
Homer

G'Day Fella's,

Vaeevictiss, what cutting oil/fluid are you using?
In my experience, you can get most threads cut OK (in any metal), as long as you use a good cutting Oil/Fluid and take it slow and steady!

Hope that helps

Doh!
Homer

G'Day Fella's, Bungie Cord, I was just wondering how much smaller do you require a suppressor to be? I'm currently manufacturing .223Rem/5.56mm suppressors/Cans that are only 4 1/2" (116mm) long , 1 1/2" (38mm) in diameter and 3/4 of a pound ish (360 grams) in weight. These dimensions are ...

G'Day Fella's,

Historian, Never Wet certainly looks to be a very useful product!
I wonder how well it copes with the heat of a firearm?
If it has a high temperature rating, it would be a great way to stop firearms, reloading dies, etc etc etc from Rusting!!!

Thanks for the heads up!

Doh!
Homer

G'Day Fella's,

Aussie Contractor, thanks for that load data and nice to catch up for a phone chat yesterday!
There have been a lot of the factory Rem 700's sold in this chambering, and I assume for use with Sub-Sonic loads!!!

Doh!
Homer

G'Day Fella's, In my experience, for light weight (365Grams), 1 1/2" Dia and only 4 3/8" long, the all stainless steel S.F.I. "Silent Partner" TM, is the pick of them! FYI, they are designed and made in Australia!!! Unfortunately, I don't know how to post an image, so I'm unable ...

G'Day Fella's, Here are a couple of links to some seriously scary news, for any True Democracy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tta1qhQZWSE http://www.naturalnews.com/038844_DHS_assault_weapons_documents.html http://www.westernjournalism.com/obama-to-top-brass-will-you-fire-on-american-citizens/ Welc...

G'Day Fella's, I recently received a You Tube video titled; " Firearms confiscation Katrina ". I'm not that computer savvy to know how to post it here but I'm sure (if you haven't already seen it), you need to see it! If you could, would some body please put it on this forum thread for me?...

G'Day Fella's, Just a couple of things about lathes etc. Not all lathes are capable of cutting a thread. It's not just a matter of sticking the barrel in the lathe, and machining and thread cutting. You have to set the barrel up to get the bore axis running true and not just at the muzzle! There are...

G'Day Fella's,

Wildcatter, nice job well done!

JB

G'Day Capt. Link,

Thanks for that info, much appreciated.
Johno

G'Day Hatchet Joe,

Thanks for that advice!

What I am trying to find out is if the M/Brake, is threaded on?
I can see a joint just back from the actual muzzle, on the Barrel/Brake junction.
I want to develop a "Can" for this cartridge and well do I need to say any more!

Regards
Johno

G'Day Fella's,

I recently purchased to above Remington rifle and was wondering if any body here, has removed the factory muzzle brake from it?
If so, did the muzzle thread have Loctite applied to it?

Thank you for any personal experience or knowledge on this subject!

Regards
Johno

G'Day Fella's

So JW Baker, who is the source you talk of for 5 Gallon Mylar bags with Oxygen Absorbers???

Regards
Johno