If you want a factory barrel best thing to do is just have the one you have modified to what you want, try "Jp Grips & Machine".
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This is one of those real hard maybe questions. I would never have a barrel threaded by someone who I did not have a long list of references on. It is way to easy to thread a barrel off bore which can cause damage to your suppressor. I'm lucky in that we have a gunsmith only 70 miles way that has a ...

Right now I load 38 SPL; 357 Magnum; 9mm Luger; 9mm Largo; 40 S&W; 45 ACP and 45 Long Colt as well as the 300 blackout all with 700-X. I also use it for 12 gauge target loads. It seems like a very vestal powder. The only draw back has been that it does not meter very well, but I use a single sta...

I've been running 700-X with a 230 grain FMJ and so far the blowback has been very minimum.

For my bolt guns I use a Slincerco Harvester, sound reduction is very good, and recoil reduction is also very good.

The problem with the P6 is lack of a threaded factory barrel. I suppose you could find an aftermarket barrel that would be alright. That said an AAC TI-Rant suppressor would work just one on one.

I've been working on getting a 150 grain bullet to go subsonic from the 300 blackout. Now first of all I'm running this thru a Remington 700 bolt gun and as a result do not have to worry about it cycling the action. So with that in mind I tested a few different loads, but most of them if I got the b...

The 700X has been pretty clean I can shoot the entire day and the guns have just a very light coat of buildup. I just started to experiment with 700X and 150 grain bullets in the 300 Blackout with some very good results, in a 16 inch barrel suppressed it was super quite and very clean.

Ive been running IMR 700X for both my 9mm and 45 Subsonic

I've had two 30-30 barrels for my contender and to say the least they were not tack drivers. I swapped those out for a 30 Herret barrel and love that. But If I was going to do it today I think I would look at a 300 Whisper barrel.

you may also want to consider the Thunderbeast 338BA suppressor.

AAC has a pdf file on their website of all the O-rings that theirs uses.

I got my rebate and very happy with the suppressor so overall I would say I would for sure purchase from them again, for those about to mail start your process here is my time line, hope this helps: Submitted request for rebate 14 Aug 2014 Received conformation email 14 Aug 2014 Mailed requested pap...

It took a couple of weeks after I mailed it in for the status to change from waiting on me to mail it in to the now, "We have received your submission and it is being processed." message. I really did not expect this to take so long, but the piston I need to buy with the credit is not in s...

And so the race is on who is slower the ATF or the Para Rebate team ? Almost 60 days so far for the rebate team

Yes I got them installed and they work great. Did have to buy a new sight installation tool however, the standard MGW Sig sight tool does not provide enough clearance to install or adjust the higher sights. I ended up ordering one of the new MGW Sight Pro universal tools, and that works just great. ...

I've shot a couple of boxes thru an AAC element2 it runs very quite, burns cleaner than most, and is accurate in both handguns and rifle.

When I checked with AAC on a Tirant-45 they said it was good to go with Subsonic 300 Blackout. However be very careful if you run factory Sub loads thru one. I bought a box of Hornady 208 Amax subsonic a few weeks ago and ran three thru the chronograph, they ran at about 1090 fps which is subsonic a...

Don't make life difficult buy one of each, you will not be sorry

I sent mine in here is the time line from start to finish, takes about 12 weeks. 12 May 2014 Contacted Remington that my rifle was on the recall list 14 May 2014 received email that acknowledged my email and told me to stand by and a shipping container and return label would be on the way. 29 May 20...

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Wondering if the piston for a AAC Ti-Rant could be bored out and rethreaded to 5/8 X 24, there is only a 0.047 diameter difference between the .578 X 28 piston they make and the 5/8 X 28 so I'm thinking there should be enough meat on there to do it. Has anyone tried this yet, or is it just a bad idea.

A lot of the question is just how clean do you want it, to be honest suppressors are ok with a little buildup, you mostly want to remove the chunky stuff. For a good cleaning try soaking over night in Simple Green cleaner, Then take out and brush with a stiff nylon brush, then soak over night in Kan...

It doesn't it has to do with the way sound moves, in the air the speed of sound is 1125 Ft/Sec. in water the speed is 5000 ft./sec. so sound waves moving from air thru water speed up by around a factor of 4. The bullet does not go any faster, just the sound waves that surround it do.

I found a couple of very overpriced boxes to try, shooting them thru an AAC element 2 can on a Ruger 22/45 Lite, a Sig Mosquito, and a Savage MK II FV-SR I would have to say the results were great. Very quite, cycled both the Sig and the Ruger, and seemed very clean. Problem is its very hard to find...