Item SPF to HPA.

New in box Gemtech Suppressed BC in 7.62. This is for use in DPMS pattern rifles and allows the bleed off of excess gasses through the ejection port when shooting suppressed. I run one of these in a 5.56 gun and it definitely makes the recoil while shooting suppressed much less violent (as violent a...

Is this on a trust? I ask because if so the address on the 4473 doesn't necessarily have to be the same as the address for the Trust. Since you can't run a 4473 on a legal entity (Trust) they run it on whoever picks up the can. If you have several people on the trust it might be any number of differ...

Unfortunately not a lot of comparison testing out there using these two rounds that I've ever seen. I'll be interested to hear other's thoughts. My first thought is maybe a SilencerCo Spectre II, but that's mainly from a build/ruggedness perspective.

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Be careful with what you post. While the use of the carbine buffer in and of itself doesn't make that an SBR, the possession of a stock that can fit on it could be construed to add up to an unregistered SBR. Again, the likelihood of this happening is slim, but for the cost of a pistol buffer tube yo...

I use that very one to clean my Spectre II baffles. Works great.

Capital Armory has (had) all of these in stock starting Wednesday night 8/24/16. I believe they're out of 5.56 already, but have both (FH & MB) in 7.62 still. I was able to order a couple of the 5.56 while they had them.

thank you, I'll try it. Just received my new grip for the scorpion and love it, it fits the wheelchair mount very well and should be able to get more leverage with it also. The Yeti works Everest is very nice indeed. I look forward to finding a suppressor adapter next, Silencerco doesnt make a way ...

Try this one, much more of a curved face to it, also bigger than the OEM handle.

Good call on the second rimfire can. I always advocate more than one as you will invariably go out to shoot with someone that doesn't have a can. Nothing more annoying than having to put ears on when they shoot. This way you have a loaner for them to use while you're there. At the same time, if you'...

At this point it's as much about the CS as it is the can for me. SilencerCo is second to none in that area. Also, as you noted the difference in baffle construction would be enough for me.

FH and MB are SPF.

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For sale or trade - SilencerCo Trifecta Flash Hider and Muzzle Brake in 7.62 (5/8x24), both new in box. Asking $60 each shipped or $115 shipped for the pair. Would trade either for a SilencerCo Trifecta Flash Hider in 5.56 (used ok) or Rugged R3 Flash Hider of either flavor + some $ on my end. PM me...

Another option is a Nordic Components complete upper. I picked up one of their 9.25" uppers during their Black Friday sale and have been really impressed with it. Just feels more robust/well built than the other uppers or conversions I've handled (I have not played with a Tactical Solutions upp...

I can't tell you about comparison as I only own the Octane 45, but I will say that I have been nothing but pleased with it. The SS baffles make cleaning easy and with the purchase of a 9mm endcap it's works as well (if not better) as a dedicated 9mm can on my 9mm guns.

Was able to find one, thanks.

Looking for one of these. If you've got one for sale/trade please let me know.