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I would like to ask what do you think about this simple pseudo reflex suppressor design?
It has some potential to work or it's nonsense. Inspiration is in simple Finnish reflex suppressors
It is especially designed for simplicity and durability.
Weigh higher unfortunately
Material:
Can, blast baffle is stainless
The rest is galvanized steel sheet
Thank you all for any suggestion to change before being welded
No, but I found tapered zinc-plated plugs that fit exactly into the tube and could function as baffles. The baffles sheet has a thickness of about 1.5-2mm
However, the angle is too small ..... as in the drawing
Jeanpierre wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2019 12:11 am
It is basically the same as a reflex
galvanized steel sheet would certainly not be afraid, there is a life much higher than aluminum, rather comparable to stainless steel.
Rather, is it about whether this design will work well or something needs to be changed specifically for .223?
The 762 with a heavy bullet this works with 4 baffles quite decent, but I do not know what the fast cal. 223
It's not anything like a reflex. These are reflex designs: (they change angle of the forward moving gases 180*)
Galvanized steel will not be comparable to SS. We're not talking about strictly salt corrosion. Galvanized freeze plugs don't last nearly as long as SS.
This design should actually work better for 5.56mm than 7.62. However, as I already said, the 50mm is a bit large. The narrower designs work more efficient. Hence why I recommended 38mm tube.
