Suppressed AR10A4?
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Suppressed AR10A4?
Please forgive my ultra - noobness. In my search for the best muzzlebrake for my AR10A4 (OPS INC?) , a highly reputable gunsmith suggested that I consider a suppressor instead. Quiet is great, but I am primarily interested in the fastest possible follow- up shots. I have heard that it is possible to watch the bullet impact from the optic of the suppressed rifle. (.308)
Any feedback would be appreciated . Rem 700VLS .308
AA 6.5 Grendel Hunter
Bushy 16" HBAR
AR10A4
Imbel FAL shorty
Eagle Firearms LW 5.56
Rifles listed in order of accuracy
Any feedback would be appreciated . Rem 700VLS .308
AA 6.5 Grendel Hunter
Bushy 16" HBAR
AR10A4
Imbel FAL shorty
Eagle Firearms LW 5.56
Rifles listed in order of accuracy
You can have your cake and eat it too.
A supressor is the best muzzle brake. Some of them can increase your weapons accuracy.
I have some screw on cans that work just fine, but am going to get some of the newer models that attach over a muzzle brake. I'm looking at the RD Precision model. Kevin from AAC can tell you about his new quick detachables. That is what my girlfriend is getting.
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A supressor is the best muzzle brake. Some of them can increase your weapons accuracy.
I have some screw on cans that work just fine, but am going to get some of the newer models that attach over a muzzle brake. I'm looking at the RD Precision model. Kevin from AAC can tell you about his new quick detachables. That is what my girlfriend is getting.
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This is an important point since the addition of a suppressor would put a competitior into 'open' class if it is an IPSC sanctioned match. It is dumb but suppressors fit the definition of an 'open' muzzle brake since suppressors are >1" in diameter and >1.75" in length.chrisva wrote:if you doing running and gunning stuff 3gun you might want a brake.
Some of the matches like Rocky Mountain 3-gun, and I believe Kyle Lambs, make exceptions to this rule since they are using 'IMG' rules instead of IPSC rules. This means that the Army team, and other SF shooters that are participating in these matches don't get thrown in with Matt Burkett and the other professional 'open' shooters. Besides, even though they have suppressors on their rifles, the rest of their gear is 'limited' compliant, and having a suppressor on your gun is NOT a competitive advantage.
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Not shooting any matches yet, just trying to maximize the potential of this rifle for possible security work. Thanks for the reply lawndart, your input coincides with much that I've read . I'll probably opt for a threaded suppressor ,5/8 x24tpi .
Given the fact that the AR10A4 is already a light recoiling .308, would it be possible to maintain a visual on a target via rifle optic while taking multiple shots?
Given the fact that the AR10A4 is already a light recoiling .308, would it be possible to maintain a visual on a target via rifle optic while taking multiple shots?
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We designed and developed the silencers for the SASS program (AR10) for Armalite and Colt. Armalite is offering our silencer with their SASS entry to civilians and law enforcement. The S3R silencer will debut at the SHOT SHOW in a few weeks. It exceeds the SASS requirements for accuracy, flash reduction, size, weight, and sound. It is an over the barrel design, incorporates the standard Armalite flash hider and is a rigid fast-attach mount.
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Surefire makes an excellent one in my opinion! Mine dampens the sound dramatically, it cut the recoil by 90% or better. I can easily watch bullet impact. I just wish I had done this, years ago.
Suppressing my AR-10 is the best improvement I made to the weapon. I do not run and gun with this rifle because it weighs a ton, but while I'm watching the rounds impact the 600 yard plate, I forget all about how much she weighs.
Between the suppressor and the weight I have no problems with follow up shots, and watching the bullet impact is common practice on anything 200 yards and out. If you have the means to do it, do it and don't look back.
Between the suppressor and the weight I have no problems with follow up shots, and watching the bullet impact is common practice on anything 200 yards and out. If you have the means to do it, do it and don't look back.
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Looking forward to trying mine. The super SASS comes with the PRI gas-buster. I took a hint from a friend of mine and applied some silicon around the GB handle...gunguy wrote:Just took my yhm out and tried it out on my ar10 for the first time and i was impressed to say the least.I also put a jp adjustable gas block on it.Between the two i could shoot it all day without a sour sholder.I also put a pri gas buster on it,which didnt do a whole lot.
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You will not see the actually bullet -- you can see swirl, and bullet strike from 5.56mm, 7.62mm etc.
You can see .45 since its a slow round, you may even beat it to the target walking quickly
OPSINC makes a nice thread on can for the 7.62
You can see .45 since its a slow round, you may even beat it to the target walking quickly
OPSINC makes a nice thread on can for the 7.62
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Any updates on when this will be available?Kevin/AAC wrote:We designed and developed the silencers for the SASS program (AR10) for Armalite and Colt. Armalite is offering our silencer with their SASS entry to civilians and law enforcement. The S3R silencer will debut at the SHOT SHOW in a few weeks. It exceeds the SASS requirements for accuracy, flash reduction, size, weight, and sound. It is an over the barrel design, incorporates the standard Armalite flash hider and is a rigid fast-attach mount.
If it performs on par with the SCAR-H then I think I will finally decide on a .308 can.
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Twist and lock
I am looking for a twist and lock type can, anyone have any suggestion as far as brands go for my AR-10A4. Any other info you can share would be more than welcome.
Re: Suppressed AR10A4?
After breaking in the AR-10A4 in decided the EOTech was not enough optic and put 3x9 Buris Electro dot on it as the rifle would shoot better than I could see with the EOTech. This is a Surefire FA762K that I switch between this rifle, an M1A, and a Steyr 300 Win Mag.