was wanting to hear from some who have a ryder , i know its 22 only .how does sound compare to the sparrow , Spectre models ? i cant find hardly any youtube on em .
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ericdraven
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surefire ryder
thinking bout picking one up , i got a Spectre 2 ,tirant , few others , suppressors are addicting
was wanting to hear from some who have a ryder , i know its 22 only .how does sound compare to the sparrow , Spectre models ? i cant find hardly any youtube on em .
was wanting to hear from some who have a ryder , i know its 22 only .how does sound compare to the sparrow , Spectre models ? i cant find hardly any youtube on em .
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Stay away from rimfire cans that have aluminum baffles/core. Go with stainless steel only.
Sparrow and Spectre are top notch SS cans. They go a step further and also protect the inner tube. Makes disassembly so much easier.
Sparrow and Spectre are top notch SS cans. They go a step further and also protect the inner tube. Makes disassembly so much easier.
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ThaDoubleJ
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Re: surefire ryder
Why?rimshaker wrote:Stay away from rimfire cans that have aluminum baffles/core. Go with stainless steel only.
Proper grammar is awesome.
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AlabamaPaul
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Re: surefire ryder
Cleaning, unless weight is of utmost importance...ThaDoubleJ wrote:Why?rimshaker wrote:Stay away from rimfire cans that have aluminum baffles/core. Go with stainless steel only.
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Bradpierson26
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Re: surefire ryder
That's a bold statement when he said he already has a SS multi cal can.rimshaker wrote:Stay away from rimfire cans that have aluminum baffles/core. Go with stainless steel only.
Sparrow and Spectre are top notch SS cans. They go a step further and also protect the inner tube. Makes disassembly so much easier.
If you know the limitations and if you're not shooting 2,000 rnds a month through it then it could be a good tool in the kitbag
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Re: surefire ryder
I was not overly impressed with the Ryder. It sounded better than I expected, but not as good as the Element, Spectre 2, or Sparrow. That being said, a lot has to do with the shooters personal preferences on what sounds good to them.
The first round pop on a Sig Mosquito was 127.7db, and it only really went down to ~120.
On a rifle (bolt CZ 455), it sat around 115 dB. With the pistol as a host it was less than impressive, but the Ryder was pretty decent on a rifle.
First round pop with the pistol was rough, but other than that it sounded ok. The Sparrow blew the Ryder out of the water on a rifle, and on pistols the Sprectre II was better to my ears.
The first round pop on a Sig Mosquito was 127.7db, and it only really went down to ~120.
On a rifle (bolt CZ 455), it sat around 115 dB. With the pistol as a host it was less than impressive, but the Ryder was pretty decent on a rifle.
First round pop with the pistol was rough, but other than that it sounded ok. The Sparrow blew the Ryder out of the water on a rifle, and on pistols the Sprectre II was better to my ears.
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I've had my Surefire Ryder a couple of months now and I like it. Seems light as a feather on the three .22's I mate it to. It's simple enough to disassemble and cleaning wasn't all that tough. I've fired it side by side with several other .22 suppressors at the range and I think it pretty much holds it's own.
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Re: surefire ryder
I'm waiting for the Ryder 22-s