I have several times and had no issues.....Its a high pivot point and can be uncomfortable to shoot from since your shoulder is a but higher than a normal prone position.

20 tpi and its definitely loud. I shot a deer with it once while it had a muzzle brake on it......ONCE!

I took the brake off while I was still in my stand. Blurred my vision for a second kind of loud.

Any +P round will have excellent stopping power but this chart has the numbers. Highest Ft. Lbs of energy in my limited opinion mixed with the proper bullet would be my choice for most stopping power. I'd write down the top 5 or 10 with the highest energy and check availability from there. Good Luck...

Hoping someone can give a little guidance. Im hoping with the limited info Im posting someone can figure out if the pressure levels are a no-go. One of my form 1 cans is a 60 degree cone design. 1.340 Id and 1.550 od (Yes, its a maglite tube. I was lazy at the time. Threaded both ends and 12 inches ...

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Very nice job Sir.....What did the weight end up?

I'm sorry but there are too many issues with this design ......1. Recoil booster/Neilson device is needed unless your 9mm is a fixed barrel. 2. Allot of wasted space with just round holes. 3. Maintaining alignment will be an issue using and eccentric design. 4. 420 stainless is way overkill for a 9m...

Thank you gentlemen. I'll verify alignment and retest when the weather breaks.

Can alignment of the scoops in a row, opposite each other have an effect on bullet travel or cause yaw?

Stick to standard threads........ .578 x 28 for the 45/70
1/2 x 28 for the .357

I have fired .44mag thru it without issue.I just cant find a pressure chart to research the pressure of a 300 blk sub compared to a .44 mag...........viewtopic.php?f=10&t=96658 This is my can

I am looking at the 300 blackout rifle Cabelas has for sale right now.

Using Subsonic loads ONLY will it be safe to use my .45 form 1 can on a 300 blackout with a 16.12 inch barrel?........

I'm not sure if I want to applaud or cry.....LOL......But regardless it looks good!......Nicely done

9mm or .45 Tirant?.......I have the Mcmaster Car number for the spring I used in my form 1 build that used a .45 piston......

I have short pins in my booster assembly and never had any rotation issues............http://imageshack.us/a/img513/415/20121001183635911.jpg

Silver solder needs a "gap" to flow into so a press fit might not be the way to go?..........Should be strong enough if done properly. I regularly use it to fasten copper to steel and it needs to be machined apart or heated up to separate. Interesting idea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pXfHLUlZf4

That's all I have to say about that.......

I used a Tirant .45 piston and designed my own..........viewtopic.php?f=10&t=96658

I used a c cell for my .22 and a d cell for my .45....Both perform very well

Thanks for the replies gentlemen. Endcap it is.

If you fully weld the last baffle in place around the full diameter of the tube and plug weld it as well
is there any reason you couldn't use it as the end cap?.......

Basically how many holes per baffle and what diameter holes?........
Thanks.

Bring it back from the dead!.....You noticed that the last post was from Sept 2010?.......

Can somebody end this flaming train wreck of a thread?

I think they don't want my money, because I won't go into those establishments.