http://www.libertycans.net/300blackoutbrass.html

Once-fired .223 mixed head stamp brass that has been processed, sized, and trimmed
into 300 Blackout brass.

Primer pockets have been swaged and are ready for priming.

100 pieces for $28.00 plus shipping

http://www.6mmbr.com/223Rem.html

Look at the twist rate section

I would go with a 1-9 twist which is standard nowadays for 223

1-7 came around because of the M856 tracer round being 64gr and as long as a 80-85gr bullet

Glad you like your Victory

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Some monecores do have threaded tubes

To me the KTL performs better on pistols and the Essence on rifles but thats just what i hear

I would call GemTech and see what they say

QMF2 for the 45 and other pistols

YHM 762SS or Ti for the rifles

I think it was tune so it barely ejects and then give it another like 1/4 turn and youll be good for uncanned and canned

You could try a .003 shim that should be enough i think

Yes get the schuster plug you can hurt your gun if you dont use it

I wish they used the G3 mags and have always wanted to make a can that uses the threads behind the brake reflex style

The Bowers cans are nice for subguns style firearms and 3/4-10 is usually what TECs have

nice quiet guns

The cyclone (large version) is a pretty solid can and should be able to handle a limited firing of the big magnums like the WM, weby, and WSM

Yes there is threadless tube and the booster threads into core instead of tube qmf is the same way too but it takes gemtech patterned mount something my dildoesque can does not

+1 on this

Just set it and forget it like the ronco cooker when it comes to waiting for your tax stamp

I just use it to wipe off antiseize on my cans AL or SS

I like them and so does Liberty very good people

Like Bender said a good entry can

I like my Isis1 too btw good can for the money and shot the Isis2 at the SAL shoot and want to upgrade lol

Pretty much the Vers50 and AWC Thundertrap ive shot both and the Vers is a tad bit quieter because larger volume and its about 1/2 the price

Those are the only ones i can think of

Yes itll work

60degree cones work good from what i am told on supersonic rounds

I would probably step that cone in like 1/8 or 1/16in steps just search for stepped cones on here to get a pic of what im talking about

sig.45 wrote:since i was at a public range and had to have ear protection because everyone else at the range is rude and doesn't have a can on their rifles. I don't think I will ever shoot a rifle without a can on it if at all possible.

+1

those are my thoughts exactly

You pretty much answered your own question lol Most large bore cans are direct thread due to the large threads and the numerous threads people put on there guns ex Tromix used 5/8-24 on the first 458 socom uppers then RRA changed it to 5/8-32 like what Colt did to the 9mm threads so you couldnt scre...

The mystic will take 5.45 down to a 8" bbl but itll cook the paint off if shot too fast

You could do 223 lol

300BLK or 6.8 are fun in a SBR, you could also do 9mm for cheapness of ammo

I want to say theyll rate it down to Krink bbl length but im not 100% let me check with Dave