In this video we shoot Remington 300 AAC BLACKOUT 220gr. w/ 9mm & .45ACP Osprey dry & wet.


Click on link below:


http://www.youtube.com/user/Silencerco? ... qkJxXmvj6w

Thanks for the video.

awesome

I got my fixed barrel spacers yesterday. they are dirty today. I like this setup alot thanks guys.

Kenny,

What kind of funky optic does Mike have on his AR - it looks like a plunger!

MAJ MALFUNCTION wrote:Kenny,

What kind of funky optic does Mike have on his AR - it looks like a plunger!

Its a some type of nightvision maybe pvs4?

Wow!! I've order a AAC 762 SDN for my SBR 300 BLK, but it looks like I'll be able to run my 9mm Osprey on it as well (at least with subsonics) Who would have thought!!

Thanks for the video!

MAJ MALFUNCTION wrote:Kenny,

What kind of funky optic does Mike have on his AR - it looks like a plunger!

That is Gen. 3 night vision

Kenny_SilencerCo wrote:

MAJ MALFUNCTION wrote:Kenny,

What kind of funky optic does Mike have on his AR - it looks like a plunger!

That is Gen. 3 night vision

Knowing Mike, I figured it was Gen. 6.

which piston are you using for your Osprey, i guess what really matters is, what kind of threads are on your barrel?

also, any reason why the massive FRP on the 9mm Osprey Dry, but none on the Osprey9 when wet or on the Osprey45 wet or dry?

i'm very impressed by the Osprey45's wet performance, it beat out the 9mm. that's awesome.

kaotic504 wrote:which piston are you using for your Osprey, i guess what really matters is, what kind of threads are on your barrel?

also, any reason why the massive FRP on the 9mm Osprey Dry, but none on the Osprey9 when wet or on the Osprey45 wet or dry?

i'm very impressed by the Osprey45's wet performance, it beat out the 9mm. that's awesome.

With the wet silencers, the gasses were cooled down by the ablative medium, preventing the FRP.
With the 45, the silencer is a bit longer and therefore has more volume, which in this case, might help with the FRP.