Hey M-60, Those first two photos are great and I like the smoke and brass in the third. I started into photography a while back and I really enjoy seeing good photos like that. I'm guessing you dabble in photography too? Good stuff. Thanks! Yeah, I dabble in it a bit. Just for fun... http://m-mason...

Cool. Hope it works out for you.

Guess you could say "it depends". My AAC blackout skull tshirt in XL fits perfectly, my crossed guns tshirt in XL runs real small (like Underarmour form fitting).

Nice work guys.

I don't want to come off as grumpy. But it costs a LOT of money to do this sound testing and more importantly, I spend A LOTTTTT of valuable "free time" (which I don't have a lot of) doing the tests. That's free time that I'm not spending with my family. If I'm sacrificing that much to pr...

That sucks. I remember when CZ took over Dan Wesson. Bob Serva left and eventually founded Fusion Firearms.

Cool. It looks like I might have options for my Pilot.

So, I would need the 1/2 x 28 piston for the Glocks and 1/2 x 36 piston+the fixed barrel spacer for the 9mm AR?

My dealer just told me he would have some Tirant 9mm's in stock in a couple of weeks and I'm thinking of getting on to run on my 9mm Glocks and Colt 6450 9mm carbine. I know I need a fixed barrel spacer to run on the 9mm carbine but I'm guessing I'll also need some sort of thread adapter to run on t...

Funny s..t

Cool. I wouldn't mind doing that to my 21a.

I shot an AAC Nighthawk .45 with an AAC Tirant today. It was one of the quietest pistols cans I ever heard. I shot it side by side a Gemtech Tundra, Multimount, an SWR Trident and another random can. The Nighthawk was a work of art. Cycled perfectly with the can. Buy it if you can find one.

Cool. I'm also stuck behind enemy lines in the People's Republic of Maryland. Looks like a nice range.

aac pilot can't take it apart to clean it have to send it in I bought it during the the buyout and it took almost 1 year to get it from aac I can only hope it will not take as long for aac to service it I don't think AAC performs "service" on sealed cans anymore. When I bought my Pilot ba...

Nice.

Nice.

It does it with all ammo. I just ran some CCI subs through it because I was testing it in my basement. I just received the kit back today from the guy who originally threaded it. He said everything measured OK. I strongly suspect the original Advantage Arms barrel is the culprit. Even though the thr...

Hi guys, I posted a few months ago about one of my suppressor hosts causing bullet tumble with my AAC Pilot. I never had issues before and I've used my Pilot on a Ruger 10/22, Ruger MKII, CMMG dedicated .22 AR-15 upper and a Glock 17 with Advantage Arms .22 conversion kit with threaded barrel adapte...

Looks like the internals of a jet engine. Cool.

Sounds great. Nice job.

That's cool. Wish AAC would do the same with the Pilot. From what I've heard the new Pilot uses a different tube. Wonder if Gemtech would upgrade my Pilot the way AAC used to upgrade Gemtech cans?

Very cool. How do we score one of these?

Awesome toys. Nice weather too. Cold and icy up here in the Northeast.

Thanks guys , we gave it our best . We did for this one, and in future episodes , really cover the NFA process , then again , we also covered the M203 replica , which was mounted on a mint SP1 that cost me $1500.00 [replica thrown in] . We have 0 say in how they edit it together and saw it all for ...

Here's the first pics of AAC's Pilot-2. The end cap of the can is visually very similar to the Element. It uses the same Element "take down" tool and "pusher tool". Price is the same as the current Pilot. http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l69/armorgod/Pilot2.jpg That's pretty sw...