Sdustin wrote:starlingstalker hope you have a place to sttach a spanner wrench on you guns.
Also diddnt know that silencerco was in the metal alloy business now too?
Yes, as soon as I can get/FIND a brake for the AAC upper,my Craftsman wrenches are out and it goes on ASAP. None to be had at present. The factory flash hider will become a PERMANENT instant $100.00 paper weight hopefully not to be installed on any of my barrels ever. My SDN6
surely will NEVER SEE a flash hider
EVER again. Never could understand why AAC mated their shorty 9" and the flash hider together with the majority of these short uppers to be installed with rifle cans. The booming blast would be noticeable and part Your hair for fer sure. When the inherent advantages of a brake that reduce major recoil as
enclosed containment, deflect/reorient the blast 180 degrees and prevent serious flame cutting and gouging down range of ss baffles especially as an SBR shorty, why does it come with a flash hider that has a LOT of flash to hide? And my can is auto rated too. A factory brake on my new upper would have been turnkey, but no. Why?
So 2 sales for only one I originally needed!
Also, if the Saker is as good as it is hyped to be as the 556/223 is a profound (emphasis added!) PITA to suppress well that,if Silencerco has a new gee whiz alloy or out of the box design AGAIN, so be it, hype be damned. I'd like for all the makers to use it, too. It's a win-win for us buyers. Especially going off the deep end 1st with a 22 cal instead of a safer Saker in 30 cal. I already have mine in the AAC SDN6. Inconel is hard to beat and there are several grades. But it's going to have to be awfully REALLY good to squeak past the other 22 cal contenders. Maybe a new discovery that will stand out like a sore thumb that we all overlooked. It's called research. Sort of like finding the Holy Grail or something like that. Or inventing a perpetual motion machine. At least it's fun to hope for such a new discovery to boost can sales if this is the REAL Thing. Like that Coke commercial a long time ago. And anyone the world over in any language knows what Coca Cola is. What the hell....
Like a long shot in a good horse race and You have to look at the tape to see which ones nose is an inch ahead. And that old nag that everyone had forgotten that had not a single bet riding for - won. Yes, a deserving credit to Silencerco if they pull it off another winner. There are several outstanding unconventional designs in THEIR winners circle already. The stakes are exceedingly high. And I'm going to to be super critical if they don't do it again. May the chips fall where they may without reservation when the reviews are in. As You suggested, if Silencerco is in the metal alloy business, so we shall see.
OK, D Day is 4.28.12 here in Dallas. And see You there.
starlingstalker
