In most cases the bigger a buisness gets the further they get from the people and forget their roots. I don't like to see big corp bullying smaller company's either. I remember when Majormalfoockup posted testing on a defective Liberty TL and promised to make it right then let it hang there then aba...

Probably has something to do with the end cap of the Octanes actually retaining the core parts of the suppressor as opposed to the Saker fittings that do not. Yes, a dumb law but true. Having both, I don't feel the need and if you really need a few less DB's put some legal water in it. I'd like to ...

Actually this is a wives tail and very few factory barrels have ever separated (% wise.) I'd be more concerned about frame batter and proper recoil spring. ( suppressed and +P) For the OP. BHP a and Early CZ 75 barrels are thin leaving minimum shoulder so it's tricky. Some used threaded extensions b...

What ammo are you using? Warm? Sub sonic (9mm)? Sounds like you had stove pipes and the barrel is working harder to unlock with weight on it. Have you broken them in with the cans on them. Test different ammo for sure and find someone with threaded pistols and try thier cans, that will tell you a lot.

Neat. stick it to em Mike.

My question is are you used to aiming through the can? Could be the weight and lock up, have you broken in these barrels? Any marks on the baffles or end cap? Do you know anyone who has threaded pistols to try the cans on? Also try different loads with the cans. ( you reload?) I don't have a G-21 bu...

Bendersquint wrote:Well the Glock is designed as a CQC weapon so I wouldn't be shocked that it doesn't perform as well outside those environment..

What did I miss?

You missed a lot. he shoots Glocks well without the can. Many do, some don't and blame the gun.

Sprockets would have been cooler.

SW=R

The boy wonder is back.




Can't wait to see/buy the 22 and pistol cans also.

paper9 wrote:What is OP?

Original poster.

Also, EFK barrels suck and avoid. ( this is well known)

Nice vid, glad you mentioned SWR .

Try taking a quad or bike out to the targets. also try pistols at 100 yards ( more fun) and avoid any Remington 22 ammo.

You have to remember you are adding a lot of weight on the barrel and blowback can beat up small guns and they can be finicky.

I don't even bother unless 22lr and I have lots of threaded guns and mostly shoot suppressed. My carry guns are carried UN suppressed with stock barrels anyway.

Este is right, the small guns will struggle suppressed and not hold up well to the extra blowback over time.

Save the cans for the larger sizes unless 22LR.

Once, when I was younger and dumber, I was wondering what it was like to shot my .40 S&W indoors. I had double doors off our den. Backed up against the far wall and let fly. Big mistake. My ears rang for 3 days but they did get better. In the heat of the situation, ringing ears would be the lea...

Dudes, seriously, WTF! Is everyone around here just incredibly drunk? Or sleepy? I don't want to guess stupid 'cause that's mean, and I don't want to be mean. Okay, look, I'll explain it for those who seem to be running a little slow tonight. I am NOT bashing the Second Amendment to your constituti...

hey canadian, I'm not talking to you. You liberals always want to control, and speak for other people I noticed. Im not sure how you came to the idea of the blazing away at a cop over a rear signal. You have some serious issues that you just exposed. I can't believe how much disdain for cops you ha...

Would like to see the inside of that new 22 can.

Hoping to see Henry pop up also.

To hell with StupiderCo.

The Savage Stevens is the same as the Springfield , some people have modified tube feds to come out at an angle to clear the silencer for loading.

What about the AAC Element? Short-light-SS-quiet.

Do you mean Gen 4? Gen 3's have always been good.

" Typical Glock" seems every vid you have issues with a gun.

I like the lighter weight and less/wider spaced fins.

If you don't mind an over-sized action the Ruger seems like a winner for sure. I've always considered Ruger guns as rugged, practical and sensible guns. Sometimes that's more important than looks. But when I look at my old Vixen I must confess it's a gorgeous little rifle... " sometimes"?...

Saw that.

No AAC/Rem smoking crack price tag and detachable mag . If no bugs I will buy one for sure. The 18" 308 predator is nice too.

I might have noticed this reloading.