.....at this point, any repair work would need to be performed by an 07/02 FFL. JC would be correct, reweld, welded sleeve over it etc.... only an 07/02 can repair a can. I thought anyone could repair they're own can as long as they don't add parts. In this case, adding a sleeve would require a 07/...

JC in SC wrote:.....at this point, any repair work would need to be performed by an 07/02 FFL.

JC would be correct, reweld, welded sleeve over it etc.... only an 07/02 can repair a can.

thanks bender,would it be ok to just use the can without the spacer or would that be to close to the blast baffel? The correct configurations are. 1/2x28 Fixed barrel mount, no other parts needed. 1/2x29 LCD Piston, with fixed barrel spacer installed. As far as the barrel thread length you shouldn'...

jackson wrote:are ar threads too long to use for the swr triden9 or should a spacer be used?

You will be fine with using either the fixed barrel mount or the piston with a fixed barrel spacer. There are more than enough threads. Remember 300BLK SUBSONIC ONLY.

are AR threads too long to use for the swr trident 9 or should a spacer be used?will the muzzle be too close to the blast baffle if used on a 300 blk? You will be fine with using either the fixed barrel mount or the piston with a fixed barrel spacer. There are more than enough threads. Remember 300...

I guess buying from a distributor is THAT much a savings.....maybe I should start selling ti for F1 guys?

bstanga wrote:Titanium can be a little tough to work with, but it can be done
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6kQw6kGOYI

Interesting video!

If they are selling you 1.5" G5 barstock for $175 a foot you need to find a new metal house, its WAY cheaper than that.

clark4283 wrote:They didn't look like the best design to me either but I'm no expert by any means. I'm just wondering why they are so cheap. They can't be making much profit.

They aren't making anything on them, probably losing money really.

Do you know what the specs are for the ASR where it threads into the suppressor tube. I have an Omega in jail and ASR brakes on 3 different rifles. I am waiting on a form 1 stamp to build a 30 cal. suppressor and was wondering how hard it would be to machine my tube to accept the ASR mount. Sorry, ...

Pass, bad design on them....especially the rifle can!

ETA - For 99$ it may be worth it, its gotta be better than the YHM Mite.

whiterussian1974 wrote:Bender and Capt Link are also great Machinists who often help people. They both have had oodles of experience and are USA-based firms.

Not just machinists, we actually licensed manufacturers.

Joshua@CapitolArmory wrote:Just SilencerCo- Omega, Specwar, Hybrid, Harvester Big Bore, or Saker series if you get the ASR MAAD mount.

No other brands will work with the ASR system.

Custom cans do, we have done a few that work with the ASR system.

Is this the guy that used to work for RedJacket? Honest question. Yes, its some of the guys from what used to be RedJacket. Currently their shop is under water in the floods LA is having right now. I don't have any experience with their cans, but if they have an approved Form3 for a can that is not...

Why didn't you single point the 5/8-24 threads? Other than that nice work. Looks very similar to my in process pictures although you did a better job of taking pictures of each step. I went with the tap because I think its a little tight to get the tool in there, its a bit easier to do, and I figur...

T-Rex wrote:Being that Ti has a lower coefficient of expansion, you should be able to use an interference fit.

Just some food for thought.

I wouldnt trust an int fit for this scenario.

Thanks Bender, I'm glad one of the pros have tried this and had the desired results I'm planning a .30 can that will live on my 6.25" 300BLK and possibly spend some time on a .308. This looks like the most viable solution to blast baffle erosion that I've seen so far EDIT: Do you think that it...

I recently saw a pic of a Trek-T that was cut in half and it looked like there was an insert threaded into the blast baffle have any of you tried something like this ( A Ti blast baffle with an inconel or other wear resistant Insert) the idea is just to keep the cost down as I've already got lots o...

In designing an outer tube knowing the PSI that would be encountered is useful. Here is a useful chart to store for reference. << http://www.lasc.us/SAAMIMaxPressure.htm >> Compare the .45 and .22 profile. That chart appears to be CHAMBER pressures....those have little to do with designing a can, i...

Additionally, you have to be very cautious about extending barrels since it can void warranties with a lot of suppressor manufacturers. Have you put a list together of those that do and dont? My list only has Gemtech and a few no names on it? You know, honestly, it is your job to be compiling a lis...

U52 - pm in your inbox.

You shouldnt need a takedown tool to remove the caps from a Spectre2.

I would just wait for Silencerco to send you the missing parts. They will get you taken care of!

triggertrip wrote: Additionally, you have to be very cautious about extending barrels since it can void warranties with a lot of suppressor manufacturers.

Have you put a list together of those that do and dont?

My list only has Gemtech and a few no names on it?

Its fine, just a tad longer for use on hosts like a Beretta.

I have shot them and they work just fine.

alordnapa wrote:Kahr K40...or almost any steel frame Kahr's.

Those are easily extended and threaded.

Sorry if I spoke out of turn but we have mostly been communicating with Gem-Tech and they mentioned that their warranty will not cover extended barrel thread and that "many other manufacturers are the same". I simply took their word for it. My business is TriggerTrip and we have been in b...