interesting to release info now... and basically erase a good portion of sales between now and whenever these new cans are released.

And the Mercury- basically, and all-steel PRODIGY replacement-

http://gearscout.militarytimes.com/2014 ... -silencer/

the 45 can is a modular version- the TiRANT 45M... basically, you have a full size Tirant, and if you want, you unscrew the front half and have a Tirant45S.

What's on the menu for the world's most fearless animal? Everything. But honey badgers absolutely favor snakes, including black mambas and some of the world's other most deadly reptiles. By some estimates snakes make up half of the honey badger's diet. Ha! I didn't know we could order these anywher...

What's a Black Mamba?

Why the 92?

I've heard from 3 sources that it is cancelled.

A shame..

It depends how hard you might run it.

The harvester is not a hard-use can, it's SUPER lightweight and is really best on slow fire hunting rifles (what it was designed for).

The 300-TM is a thread mount MK13-SD which was designed for and is in use by the MIL and should prove more robust.

este wrote:Maybe SIG.

definitely gonna be worth looking at

Ecirp wrote:Any idea if/when the Ranger 3 will be released? I'd love to pick up one of those bad boys.

2 weeks!

Speaking of the design of this round, was the Honey Badger project merely a demo-prototype or were any delivered to the SF community for testing? Always wondered about that, this thread just reminded me of it. Honey badger is part of a current Low Visibility Assault Weapon solicitation. There was a...

timelinex wrote:The round was specifically designed for subsonic purposes in an AR15.

No it wasn't.

It was designed as a 30-cal solution that would fit and function in standard AR15s. The easy/efficient subsonic loadings are an offshoot, but not the only focus of the project.

FWIW, wait for what SIG brings out this fall, releases at SHOT.

saigatechusa wrote:B&K made the meter 20 years ago that AAC still uses

B&K doesn't do testing of firearms

No, AAC moved on to a new system years ago.

Some people not the OP really make a big deal about the 51t mount system. I have never had any issues with my sdn6 and I use it on multiple guns. Once you lock it up you can twist it back and forth and feel a very slight loose feel. I have a feeling if it was made to lock up super tight you might h...

Does anyone aside from AAC make a 51T compatible can? No, it's an AAC-patented proprietary system Silencerco Saker can be had with a 51t mount. I suppose i was being too literal… no one else uses the 51T mount system. Silencerco does make a mount module for the Saker that will lock up on an AAC mou...

Rescurat wrote:

Does anyone aside from AAC make a 51T compatible can?

No, it's an AAC-patented proprietary system

lots of reasons-

- AAC and Surefire (and others) have popular "mini" cans in their product lines

- 5.56 is a damn loud round suppressed (you should still wear ear pro even with a can)

- shorter cans look cooler

- most people don't shoot enough to care about performance

this is as close as you can get these days -
http://www.weaponoutfitters.com/upper-r ... ounts.html

Nick how long until other thread pitches and other adapters come out for the 90T adapter for SR-7? I only see the 5/8-24 available now. I'm assuming they are going to do all 3 types flash hider,muzzle brakes and brake out comp in the 90T? Went to my dealer that I do most of my business with and ask...

Well I was going to post a pic of the junk that came out of the can with the WWB ammo but it says it has to be a photo that is already online. Email it to me and I will post it. matt@"removethis"pallett.com I would have guessed it was something like matt@"fireupthesmokerforthepatsgam...

you really need a fixed barrel spacer... maybe the 45 piston in 5/8x24 will work? Dunno...aac? I am interested to know if this will work for the 9s as well. I will have the Ti-Rant 45 as well, so that will be able to direct thread on, but curious to know about the 9S. The t45 and t9 use different p...

Try factory 147gr loads, and also try shooting it dry.

if you want to shoot wet, follow the instructions and only add a tiny amount of water (one small water bottle capful) and shake it around. That will cut down on particulate.

Thanks everyone .. From what I have been hearing I think I wanna go metric threads . To bad my tirant is coming with the standard thread adapter and not metric. And as far as the barrel goes good thing I have a estimated 9 month wait to look for one. AAC in the past has done a straight swap for a n...

Lone Wolf's quality is somewhat hit or miss… Also consider KKM. Thread pattern is mostly preference… I like the metric threads because they tighten in the direction of the barrel's rifling (admittedly probably no real world effect), but they also have a machined-in area for engagement with an O-ring...