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AAC Element baffles dirty & clean

found this online

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Ctaylor wrote:Here's an x-ray of quite a few suppressors. Somewhere on the web someone matched up the numbers with models, but my google-fu fails me at the moment. Here's what I can identify just visually:
9.AAC M-2000
11.AAC Ranger 2(?)
13.KAC Nt4

I can certianly identify #7, it is of cousre my original design Triple X 223 unit, by the looks of it probably an early to mid 90's design. I seem to recall someone back then telling me they were x raying my suppressors to look for patent infringements, that's how bad I was hated over them back then by some. I made and sold them by the hundreds and they have undergone many evolutions up to the current design of the Triple X Warrior Plus. As far as I know and what I've been told it was the first on the market that I guaranteed to withstand F/A fire and they did, guys loved them and lots of big namers (two in particular) hated my guts for selling them so cheap. Back in the mid 90's you could get an SOT easily and everyone who did got a post sample M16 and had to have a suppressor for it. I sent one to my old pal Joe Gaddini once to try to destroy it with belt guns and it took everything they gave it. My friend Steave Wayman (RIP) ripped 200 rd belts through them and quit over barrel fatigue. I gave unconditional guarantees with them, you managed to F it up however, shoot it loose and carve a groove down the stack, run over it or whatever and I'd fix em for free and I did. Originally I sold them for less than 250 bucks and they worked as good as anything out there at the time. A large. free flowing design with three expansion chambers (Triple X) and placed gas jets, all welded steel construction, originally they had 42 individual welds from end to end. I still have the first set of dies I made and used on my hammer forge to stamp the baffles from 4130 sheet. Man, I remember buying that crap in 4x8 sheets and having the guys at the sheet metal shop shear it to 2.5 x 2.5" squares. I'd pick up a box with 720 squares and it weighed some 60 lbs. Made a lot of money off of that design and I continue to do so with the latest evolution of it along with my other designs.

Ok, I cleaned out the comments, commented images and posts where the images were no longer available.
It looks pretty good if I say so myself.
John

Machine Gun Matt wrote:

How about some labels Matt?

I can ID most of them but how about a rundown?

If you want a much better picture I can scan the xray for you.

Bendersquint wrote:

Machine Gun Matt wrote:

How about some labels Matt?

I can ID most of them but how about a rundown?

If you want a much better picture I can scan the xray for you.

Its not my pic B!

Found it during a random Google search and thought I'd share

Looks to me as OPS inc, Surefire, Liberty and Advanced Armament?

I will label the picture tonite based on the manufacturers, not familiar with all the Surefire/Ops layouts enough to exact ID them.

Looking through my OPS 12th it looks like there are 5 baffles, a spacer, 4 more baffles, a spacer, then the endcap. So the 3rd and 4th ones from the left are probably OPS but I hear Surefire looks the same inside.

Edit: correction on number of baffles.

Core from Europe .
http://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicat ... KC=A1&FT=D

bump

I have a request.
There are truly beautiful pics of various designs in this thread.
Please label the Make/Model/Caliber if available.
Some of us will use the info to make informed purchases partially based upon the design as well as price, diminsions, materials, rated performance, etc.
I'm FAR more likely to purchase an item once I can look into the horse's mouth and check their teeth! Rather than just accepting the Horse Trader's promises.

whiterussian1974 wrote:I have a request.
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The pics I found are random and I made no effort to track them down but WR sent me a PM about one so I did a little digging


Does this help?

http://nasze-wiatrowki.pl/viewtopic.php ... 02a9#32570

Looks custom-ish

doubloon wrote:

whiterussian1974 wrote:I have a request.
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The pics I found are random and I made no effort to track them down but WR sent me a PM about one so I did a little digging


Does this help?

http://nasze-wiatrowki.pl/viewtopic.php ... 02a9#32570

Looks custom-ish

That looks better than alot of the Form1's we see.

doubloon wrote:

whiterussian1974 wrote:I have a request.
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Does this help?
http://nasze-wiatrowki.pl/viewtopic.php ... 02a9#32570
Looks custom-ish

Thanks Doubloon. The info is much appreciated.

my De Lisle
registered and proof shoot by german government

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bayonet14 wrote:

castings?! nice find!!