rimshaker wrote:viewtopic.php?f=2&t=123988

What happened at the Acusport conference back in January?

At the Acusport show we were still conducting final testing of the Saker 7.62. All of the production cans will work as advertised.

I don't personally coat my baffles in anything. I have heard of people using Frog Lube or something like a Welding Anti Spatter spray to try to keep the lead from adhering to the baffles. As long as you use moderation when applying you shouldn't have any issues.

Brass brush or a Popsicle stick should work to dislodge any build up. As for the expansion chamber, all of the Octane 45's and any of the 9's made in the past 6 months or so will have the newer design.

The Y mounts should be available at the end of March early April. The A2 style ASR muzzle device has been discontinued.

The Octane with a 1/2x28 piston and a fixed barrel spacer will work fine on the 10/22. If it is something you plan on doing often I would recommend a fixed thread mount as it will simplify the system and generally lock everything up a little easier.

No, if you want to run the piston setup you will need a fixed barrel spacer as well. However you will be better off with just the fixed mount for the Octane.

Where did you order the fixed mount from? If it came from us give us a call and we can get you taken care of. If it came from a dealer try contacting them and asking for the correct part.

The Osprey does not have a fixed mount option. In order to run it on a 300blk you will need the 5/8x24 piston and the fixed barrel spacer. Keep in mind that out piston cailber suppressors are only compatible with subsonic 300BLK.

We have no plans for a Specwar .338 at this time. The Harvester Big Bore (.338) should begin shipping to our wholesalers at the end of Q2 2014. The Harvester is rated for up to .338LM on a 20" barrel so it will handle edge just fine. The interchangeable direct thread mount will be available in ...

The tumbler and stainless pins with about 1/2 a cup of water and a bit of dish soap will do a really good job also.

The blast baffle has been redesigned so it is easier to remove. Email me and I will get you setup to send it in for replacement.

We haven't experienced any issues with 3-lug mounts on any of the MP5s we have used for testing. I wouldn't worry, people have been attaching silencers to MP5s using 3-lug adapters for a long time, if there were problems I'm sure you would hear about.

We are working on Flash hider/ brake options that will work with your 91. I have been told they should be ready by the end of March. As far as performance goes it will do great.

The Hoplon baffle is modeled after the sloped armor concept of the Panther tank. Instead of a surface perpendicular or cone angled into the bore we used a baffle profile that is sloped away from the blast. The hot gases and unburnt powder that impact that baffle hit at such a steep angle that they a...

The Specwar is not rated for use with rimfire ammunition.

It should be very comparable to the .308win you heard the Specwar on.

Subsonic stuff is fine on a short barrel, anything super is recommended for 16" or longer. We may rate it for shorter in the near future after we have done some more extensive testing.

No, the Harvester is designed around hunting and precision rifles. It is recommended that it is used on 16" and longer barrels for non magnum calibers and 24" for magnums.

5.56 and 300BLK is good down to 7" on the Saker 7.62 and Specwar 7.62. The silencer will be covered under our lifetime warranty.

If you would like to send the upper and Flash hider in to us we can take care of it for you. Email or call me tomorrow and I can get you the info you need to send it in.

Both the ASR and Trifecta mounting systems are extremely repeatable and shouldn't have any impact on accuracy.

We have done a little testing on this. Everyone that was there believed they could see a noticeable difference when the hider was installed. I will let our marketing department know you would like to see a NV video demonstrating the Saker with and without the hider front cap.

BradleyBallistics wrote:To adapt the Saker 762 to a 1/2x28 one should only need the Trifecta flash hider or the MAAD direct mount which would not be included with the Saker 762 correct?

Correct

It isn't necessary to index the flash hider. We recommend using a set of shims from a company like PWS if you need to time your muzzle brake.

The Octane 45 HD is rated for use with FA 45acp.