People, the 762-SDN-6s are being pumped out every day, my back can confirm this. I'll be building more tomorrow. They're coming.

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I've played with a machine that was stable down to .5 amps, but .1 amp is very impressive. In every application requiring amperage that low I've always seen lasers being used. I'm also curious about who built this system.

My Evo-9 works fine on my Glock 26, but the piston in the suppressor and the gun must be clean. If either is really dirty, functionality suffers.

I would be very hesitant to do this, just saying.

MAJ MALFUNCTION wrote:

silencertalk wrote:Welding? He just pushes the 'cycle start' button.

Just kidding, sort of. His experience is why he can program the robots.

LOL

Where's the luv Robert?

You're gonna need to give Nick a hug when you see him next.

LOL

Hey Bryon, could you PM me a price.

JasonAAC wrote: 100% Inconel core AND tube.

This is what really makes it shine. Its "bulletproof"

I heard they were being worked on this past week. Where in production they are I do not know, but they're on their way.

Well the garden in back in Miami is long gone by now, so I've starting working on some indoor gardening at my apartment in Atlanta. I built a basic bench and attached a few basic florescent grow lights. I'll update everyone as it grows. In the meantime heres a sneak peak. http://i616.photobucket.com...

Awesome, looks good.

They're hardened.

Nice setup doriwoogie, I approve

You know that within a week of releasing the rebar cutting attachment, someone will post a video up on youtube of them trying to cut rebar and everybody will want to try it. Eventually someone will not use the device as intended and will get hurt. Theres simply too much risk.

copenhagen wrote: Not to hi-jack your thread, but similar question, will using a 762SD and a 7 inch Diablo in 7.62x39 violate the waranty? YES Thank you, but was looking for an answer from Advanced Armament Corporation. According to Primary Weapons Systems, it is a go. It will void the warranty.

wakerider017 wrote:If it is a big deal to anyone and you want it to look cosmetically better you could always send the barrel off to tornado tech and have them shave it down.

Personally, this is what I would do.

I want one of these. Time to purchase a host.

I've seen and shot a few prototypes. They're awesome, but I know nothing about a release date.

1_ar_newbie wrote:I love sweater vests!

He's not lying. He doesn't just wear them for skinny's. He actually goes out in them. True story.

The M4-1000 is a solid performer. Fully welded core, beefy Inconel blast baffle (that in my opinion will last forever), good sound reduction, and a price you can't beat. If you'll looking for a can in this price range, you can't go wrong.

I may be a little biased, seeing as how I build one of the cans in question , but I think you should purchase the 762-SD. I wouldn't build a product that I wouldn't use myself, you'll love it.

I have a Cyclone that has been my dedicated 300FB can for the past several years. Speaking strictly to sound reduction w/ subsonic loads, is the N-6 going to give me a significant increase in performance?? What is the host rifle? AR-15 based? If it is, then I'd say that you'll see a very big improv...

elits1 wrote:I'm looking for an AAC can that I will use on a Sig mosquito and a Ruger 10/22. I'm torn between the Prodogy and the Element. Your thoughts / suggestions anyone?

Go with the element, I did.

We hope to have dealer section of the website that will tell dealers what is in stock and what is not. it is on the long term projects list. As of today the following silencers are in stock and ready to form 3 to a dealer. Pilot Avaitor Prodigy Element Evo-9 Evo-40 Evo-45 Ranger 2 M4-1000 M4-2000 i...