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Want to make a 9mm can, any design suggestions?

Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2016 11:24 am
by bookertbab
I am a newb and would love some design suggestions for a 9mm can. I have some 381-3179 FP's. I am thinking I would probably like to use titanium for the tube and adapter end cap. I will probably use it with subs in a AR SBR.

Thanks.

Re: Want to make a 9mm can, any design suggestions?

Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2016 9:20 pm
by quiettime
Here's a link to the completed builds thread

viewtopic.php?t=79895

Re: Want to make a 9mm can, any design suggestions?

Posted: Wed Apr 27, 2016 11:23 am
by Samson1044
I built one for an SBR , used titanium for the rear cap/blast chamber with a SS first baffle followed by 8 more K baffles. The outer tube , front cap and 8 baffles were all made from 7075 aluminum.
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We've got thousands out rounds through from heavy sub sonics to hot hot 115 gr ammo and any wear that occurring at all is from cleaning them.
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Re: Want to make a 9mm can, any design suggestions?

Posted: Sat May 07, 2016 11:40 am
by bookertbab
How does this sound... 1.5" OD with 1.35" I'd titanium tube 6" long. With 5 k-baffles giving about 4" and the rest of used as expansion chamber?

Re: Want to make a 9mm can, any design suggestions?

Posted: Sat May 07, 2016 12:16 pm
by Capt. Link.
bookertbab wrote:How does this sound... 1.5" OD with 1.35" I'd titanium tube 6" long. With 5 k-baffles giving about 4" and the rest of used as expansion chamber?
It would sound better as 1.375" x 9.00" with 7 to 8 k baffles.

Re: Want to make a 9mm can, any design suggestions?

Posted: Sat May 07, 2016 12:31 pm
by Capt. Link.
Samson1044 wrote:I built one for an SBR , used titanium for the rear cap/blast chamber with a SS first baffle followed by 8 more K baffles. The outer tube , front cap and 8 baffles were all made from 7075 aluminum.
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We've got thousands out rounds through from heavy sub sonics to hot hot 115 gr ammo and any wear that occurring at all is from cleaning them.
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