This. Did you shoot the 60grain Aguila stuff first?JohnInNH wrote:Looks like your getting some bullet contact on the core... That's some nasty burr/sharp edge on a few baffles.kokopelli wrote:sent Brooks the pics, waiting to hear back. Here's what it looks like:
My first venture into 'silencing' proves dissapointing
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david0858 wrote:Is it my imagination or do the holes in the baffles look huge??
Looks like 9mm to me.
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that's what I thought!! -Again, this is my first suppressor, so I had nothing to judge it by. -But they are much bigger than the entry/exit holes on the ends.david0858 wrote:Is it my imagination or do the holes in the baffles look huge??
That's how it was when I got it- if you notice, the burrs face into the bullet's path. And as far as the 60 grain Aguila, I actually shot that last through it, thinking it would be quieter than all the Remmy subsonics.Looks like your getting some bullet contact on the core... That's some nasty burr/sharp edge on a few baffles.
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that does not look like a .22 baffle stack to me .. I bet it's your problem .. put a .22 cleaning rod through it and take a pic .. that looks like .38 cal holes to me.. problem solved!!! looks like you got youself a real cheap 9mm can.. a bigger exit hole and you're set!
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JohnInNH wrote:Looks like your getting some bullet contact on the core... That's some nasty burr/sharp edge on a few baffles.kokopelli wrote:sent Brooks the pics, waiting to hear back. Here's what it looks like:
shooting SSS through a pistol not made for it .. duh.. surprised the bullet would even leave the can...
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shooting SSS through a pistol not made for it .. duh.. surprised the bullet would even leave the can...[/quote]
..the burrs are going the opposite way from the bullet's path- they were there when it was brand new.
Update: just got an email from Brooks at Thompson Machine- this was a prototype core; they are going to replace it for the latest type for me! Wooo!
shooting SSS through a pistol not made for it .. duh.. surprised the bullet would even leave the can...[/quote]
..the burrs are going the opposite way from the bullet's path- they were there when it was brand new.
Update: just got an email from Brooks at Thompson Machine- this was a prototype core; they are going to replace it for the latest type for me! Wooo!
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I predict you notice a huge difference and you buy more supressors in the future.
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Gah, Ain't that truth!WhisperFan wrote: They are like potato chips - it's hard to stop at just one.
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Don't even get me started..My damn threading bill for this week is gonna kill me..I picked up two Rugers tonight and don't even know what they cost yet...Another AR Barrel by this Friday and a little Taurus pt-22 I just had to have done on Saturday..A few said it couldn't be so curious about how that turns out..
Actually my gunsmith does it really cheap..But not sure after what he went through with them today..I was there for the last hour and a half..He didn't shoot me at least..There is not a damn thing straight on the Rugers..But I love em..The Pt-22 needed to be done by another and that one is gonna cost more than the gun is worth..
I put 80% of the blame on the members here.. If you didn't know it existed you couldn't have bought it..
Actually my gunsmith does it really cheap..But not sure after what he went through with them today..I was there for the last hour and a half..He didn't shoot me at least..There is not a damn thing straight on the Rugers..But I love em..The Pt-22 needed to be done by another and that one is gonna cost more than the gun is worth..
I put 80% of the blame on the members here.. If you didn't know it existed you couldn't have bought it..
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It is not a disease..... no really!!
What amount of a man is composed of his own collection of experiences... and the conclusions that those experiences have allowed him to "know" for certain as "Truth"? :Ick
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Ive got a custom can from silent industries in Hamilton AL, one of the host is a sig and i think a pellet rifle is actually louder. When its on the remington 504 the only thing you hear is the firing pin