Are are the monocores mostly for lower velocity/pressure rounds?

MMH wrote:Are are the monocores mostly for lower velocity/pressure rounds?

Thompson Machine Thirty is a monocore that’s 300 WM rated. I think the Lane Scorpion is as well.

Mine aren't on the market at this time, but my stainless and Ti monocores can absolutely take 300 WM. So can the aluminum critters, just with a very limited rate of fire.

Monocores aren't as popular for centerfire rifle because they're generally not as efficient at suppressing those rounds in a given length & diameter package. But many of us are trying to change that paradigm.

ECCO Machine wrote:Mine aren't on the market at this time, but my stainless and Ti monocores can absolutely take 300 WM. So can the aluminum critters, just with a very limited rate of fire.

Monocores aren't as popular for centerfire rifle because they're generally not as efficient at suppressing those rounds in a given length & diameter package. But many of us are trying to change that paradigm.

Ecco,
I bet AAC and US army might think different as they use them. Their 300WM / 338LM QD can is not that bad at all.

Gunny

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