PaulNoiseLess wrote:Hi,

I got the OK to post some Pics so i'll prepare and Post later on.

Best,

Paul

great! looking forward to seeing them paul

Great patent from 1943 describing spinning the gasses thru mechanical forms,also using the centrifugal forces of the gasses to create a coaxial suppressor wall.This is described in the NR Parker book I would love to build a variation of this as soon as I get my Tig in operation cut and paste http:/...

delta9mda wrote:design as knights did, the tabs are not there for looks. that keeps it orientated how you set it.

any way you could link me to a pic of that way bro? I don't think im familiar with it

Hi, OK, one of the issues you might have is that after shooting your Can doesn’t come back to the same axial radius. Consequently, next shot is not going to have the same POI. In other words, you have to keep the Gun having the same POI shot after shot. Due to bullet spin, can will trend to rotate ...

Hi, I mostly agree and would like to add: No screws at all and no mix on Lathe/Mill for the same part. Of course, no system turning while/after shooting and being able to tune up POI shift and Spring Pressure as well … Best, Paul I don't understand what you are tryin to say with the second line (pl...

i found these huntertown arms new kestrel baffles, not sure if they have been added yet



Stainless steel gaurdian

i found these huntertown arms new kestrel baffles, not sure if they have been added yet



Stainless steel gaurdian

Great patent from 1943 describing spinning the gasses thru mechanical forms,also using the centrifugal forces of the gasses to create a coaxial suppressor wall.This is described in the NR Parker book I would love to build a variation of this as soon as I get my Tig in operation cut and paste http:/...

I would not count on any lubricant. You have to assume the inside of the suppressor is a very hot gritty, abrasive place and design for it. thank you, I understand your point here sir. I am not planning to rely on the coating its just a bonus. I have designed in such fashion that no lubricant is ne...

Mongo wrote:I think you find high wear on the end of the teeth or inside the booster housing since they do not offer much bearing surface.

The new design address this issue with more contact are, also the parts are coated with molybdenum disulphide solid lubricant for decreased friction and wear

Thanks lava, im glad to see mine has some similarities.

Calling all big name companies, this technology is for sale for a reasonable amount

PaulNoiseLess wrote:Hi,

Here you have how it actually works:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iANaW2BpY70

Best,

Paul

Sounds nice, any way we could bother you to take another on a non windy day at a hard target so we could get a feel for actual loudness. Seems nice and quiet.

Hi, Monkeys are food finders and thieves, never bring you out new stuff. Don’t’ feed them at all, they are worse than Trolls & Gremlins. You don’t really have/need to show the whole thing, just highlights that shows where you are now. Then, we can help. Best, Paul Right on. Will do as time allows

Hi, I’m not going to judge the design shown because looks like a very preliminary one. Beside the plain ones, sophisticated good working RB/ND are based and relay on small details. The first one I did was based on Lavared’s piston design he kindly posted in here. Plain but effective. 25 pounds spri...

delta9mda wrote:copy the tirant or the octane booster and you are good to go.

Ummmm NO! thanks though man.

i don't want to take someone elses intellectual property. Plus they don't provide the functionality im looking for.

What does exposing the spring to the combustion heat do for the spring? I would guess it is not a good thing, Just asking..... I have considered that actually, I believe most neilson devices are open to the combustion heat buut, i planned on using a stainless spring, should handle the temperature (...

Lava, Thanks for the reply. I will address as many of your concerns as i can. 1) I have NOT studied Silenerco's Design just for the simple fact that i one day may produce and sell this item. 2) The current drawing you see shouldn't recoil past the point of alignment. With that being said I have desi...

nobody?

Here is a really, really general sketch of what it may look like.

whats up gents? I'm new to the forum, I've been stalking for some time. Here's the premise, I have a design I'm currently working on for what I am calling RRAD (Racheting Recoil Assisting Device) It's a recoil booster that has an internal (proprietary) mechanism to orient the suppressor attached in ...