I was looking around the web and came accross Quicksilver's web site and it looks pretty intresting but have never hard them mentioned here , so I was wondering if anybody has one or has had the chance to compair them to any other cans in their class?
The stats they offer sure make them seem small for their caliber
http://www.qsmsilencers.com/index.html
Anybody using Quicksilver manufacturing suppresors
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up under the word "Modern" at the top of the page there is a search button......
put in words like quicksilver, and titanium and see what comes up...
put in words like quicksilver, and titanium and see what comes up...
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sorta the difference between The INCREDIBLE Hulk, and just a regular ol' Hulk I suspect....
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Re: Anybody using Quicksilver manufacturing suppresors
I am using the 556 can. Gave up my Gemtech G5. The sound suppression is just the same and the 9.5 oz is kick ass. Highly recommend.James Jones wrote:I was looking around the web and came accross Quicksilver's web site and it looks pretty intresting but have never hard them mentioned here , so I was wondering if anybody has one or has had the chance to compair them to any other cans in their class?
The stats they offer sure make them seem small for their caliber
http://www.qsmsilencers.com/index.html
Reminds me of a phrase I coined years ago; Superman may be super, but the Incredible Hulk is incredible.3101 wrote:sorta the difference between The INCREDIBLE Hulk, and just a regular ol' Hulk I suspect....
Hyper accurate! Not accurate, not very accurate, not even very, VERY accurate. No, fool, you're not even in the parking lot of this game. It isn't super accurate, and it for damn sure isn't super-duper accurate. No, s--t-stain, it is HYPER accurate.
I read that it's douche to list your guns here, so I stopped that.
but which one is super incredible .TROOPER wrote:Reminds me of a phrase I coined years ago; Superman may be super, but the Incredible Hulk is incredible.3101 wrote:sorta the difference between The INCREDIBLE Hulk, and just a regular ol' Hulk I suspect....
Hyper accurate! Not accurate, not very accurate, not even very, VERY accurate. No, fool, you're not even in the parking lot of this game. It isn't super accurate, and it for damn sure isn't super-duper accurate. No, s--t-stain, it is HYPER accurate.
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I'm gonna give them a call tomorrow , I may be passing pretty close to their in a few weeks and maybe I could stop in and have a look.
Their 308 can seems realy small at only 1.3" diameter and 8.75" long , are their claims in sound reduction accurate? the 308 is listed as 30+DB and the 223 is listed as 27-32DB reduction again from a pretty small can
Their 308 can seems realy small at only 1.3" diameter and 8.75" long , are their claims in sound reduction accurate? the 308 is listed as 30+DB and the 223 is listed as 27-32DB reduction again from a pretty small can
We were going over several suppressors at work to try to come up with a standard suppressor for our issued patrol carbines (M4 select fire). One being tested was a QSR titanium. I didn't see the Db rating stuff but on the range it wasn't quite as reduced as the others being tested but it was also half the size and weight. It was very livable report with no complaints. We heated it up on auto so hot I can tell you pretty much where the baffles are because we could see them discoloring the outside of the can and it held up fine. Accuracy was good with no POI change from the 100yd line for the carbine it was on. We got it so hot we put it against a piece of wood and it smoldered it up right quick. QSR easily won the price bid by about a $150-200 a can. It's small and light and the carbine still fits in a standard M4 size case with the can on. The size and weight are nice if your going to be humping it around all day. The small size is better received by the panicky administrators too. I'm not going to complain if they give me one.
