Form 1 50bmg suppressor

[SRM]

I believe it.

Tame the beast my friends!
Any pics of the core there JohnnyO?

[jimmym40a2]

Srm- yes full power factory loads. JohnnyO's can was part of my inspiration. His can puts mine to shame in craftmanship.

[Golf_1911]

Hi Jimmy, your thread always impressive!!!

Thanks for sharing...

[PaulNoiseLess]

Hi,

Congrats !, it's simple the best (beast ?) !

One question: How long do you think it's enough just for subsonic loads ?

Best,

Paul

[jimmym40a2]

Paul- I'm not sure how small to go on subs. I would look at some 510 wisper cans and go from there. Mine with subs is very, very quiet. Of course it's way overkill for subs.

[Alaskacajun]

This thread is the reason why I joined this forum... I will be filling out my Form 1 in October. I have some money coming to me in March to buy materials, so hopefully my Form 1 will clear by then and I will embark on my own 50 suppressor project. Thanks for doing this thread OP!

- Clint

[CharlieBravo]

So that's what a can of whoop ass looks like?

[ohnomrbillk]

I never get tired of looking at this

[Historian]

Jimmy, BRAVO!!!

Biggest! Baddest!

Though my admiration and cheers are drowned out by all the other
great reviews I just had to thank you for the joy you conveyed and
the skill you have shown.

[jimmym40a2]

Thanks Historian I appreciate it!

[whiterussian1974]

First off, mega props on nearly PERFECT 408-50BMG can! You used most of the best principles from the past 70 yrs of Suppressor R&D. Each additional comment is only a suggestion for your consideration in polishing of "the Perfect Build."
1: Using a 2point telescopic mount around the barrel you could squeeze out a few more cubic-inches of blast chamber volume without adding to total barrel length. (Especially useful for large case volume cartridges.)
2: By inserting an internally-teethed gear-shaped spacer to line the Blast chamber, you can dramatically increase heatsinking via surface area. (Ie: like cooling fins on air-cooled radial engine cylinder sleeves) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fin_(extended_surface)
3: Use a smooth diffractor cone to maintain laminar flow pulling the bore-stream of gas from behind the bullet, then use stepped cones for remaining baffles to increase turbulence and wavefront annihilation.
Just thoughts