I put these up on another thread and was asked to post them here.

Here is my latest 9mm stepped cone baffle, used in an AR 9mm integral design.
Works very well, well enough that I have to be a bit possessive about it, and want to meter it.
I am not divulging exactly what I do in the ported expansion chamber area.
No fancy ports (Yet?) as I do not have a sound meter to determine if they would actually help or not.
I like simplicity, which this achieves.

Hoping it will also work well with 300 BLK.

I found that to be effective the "Steps" have to be reasonably wide, which limits their number.
I also concluded they work better with a slight compound angle and sharp edge.
The deep steps force the overall angle to 45º, 60º leaves the steps too shallow.
Using a 60º cone on the muzzle side, this leaves enough material for some other experiments.

In examining baffles after firing I note that the powder residue is very evenly distributed.
Other baffles such as simple M's have tended to remain almost clean near the orifice, with heavier deposits around the outside.

Hard anodized for durability and easy cleaning, I clean my baffles frequently in an effort to preserve them.

Guys

I found this picture on the internet.



Do you know what this suppressor is ? I think it's AAC M4-2000 and AAC 762-SD

emil wrote:Guys

I found this picture on the internet.

Do you know what this suppressor is ? I think it's AAC M4-2000 and AAC 762-SD

Fixed the picture for you....



That is a AAC 416-SD and an AAC 762SD.

-B

darn it, i made a boo-boo and will admit it. was looking at that scar and noticed the raised areas where the baffles are in the tube.

let me know if it needs to be removed.

nice catch B

another one



on the website where i found this picture was written that it was: "AWC - one of the last design patented by Charles "Mykey" Finn"

do you know what this suppressor is ?

40 monocore

Is it M4?

Head down products - HD22 with 6AL4V Titanium blast baffle.
1"odx5.3"long

Another next step on the journey.

Some are good. Do you want to hire me as your designer?

Here's a brand new.


late one.

Is this the Isis 9 ?

Tactical Innovations Stratus 22lr.
Diameter: 1.0″
Length: 5.01″

XTAR-9 baffle.

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Warlock II

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Spectre II

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new Octane9
1.375"x7.7" can

Hi,

A beautiful Form-1 MonoCore (.22 Hornet, 1.25x6.5).

Best,

Paul

emil wrote:another one



on the website where i found this picture was written that it was: "AWC - one of the last design patented by Charles "Mykey" Finn"

do you know what this suppressor is ?

Finn has only 3 patents to his name: 4,384,507; 4,588,043 & 4,590,698. The middle one is the only one that shows baffles and is the one that patented the 'M' and 'K' baffles.

emil wrote:Guys, is this cut of Thundertap ?

no this is the H&K licensed finn baffles in a 9mm subgun can)

This is SRT Conamche








P.S. I need your help. It's been a long time since I look for Cobray M11/9 hammer dimension on the internet but I can't find anything interesting. Does anybody have blueprint with dimension or use this gun and could share that info?

Hey guys, I was wondering what these asymmetrical cutouts actually do, because it's kinda bothering me and my symmetry-OCD

chili17 wrote:

ChielScape wrote:Hey guys, I was wondering what these asymmetrical cutouts actually do, because it's kinda bothering me and my symmetry-OCD

they direct the gas

Look at the ones I've done after they wear shot and you can see the burn patterns





Brand new and un shot

Thanks guys

zevdogs wrote: Look at the ones I've done after they wear shot and you can see the burn patterns

Here is a pic I posted before.....after firing a few 22lr rounds when baffles are each rotated 180 degrees.
Evident by the residue, the blast strongly follows the cut of the mouse hole.