Definitely, been a best practice for decades. But my socks and ass crack are sweaty from sitting on the keyboard so perspiration is happening to some degree regardless.
yeah, getting a picture after you were just somewhere doesn't mean it doesn't leave an impact. A lot of times they are trying...
That's the one downside of that scope. Has enough elevation travel for any shot i'd take at game but I want to shoot further than that on steel without swapping scopes.
I think that is pretty common on cans with threaded end caps and hub rear ends in general if not cranked tight AF or further secured with something like rock set. My Scythe was like that at first until i cranked end cap and hub very tight.
It varies a bit by design but in general, having baffles and aperture closer to the size of the bullet diameter is going to result in better suppression. Sometimes the difference is trivial and sometimes it's notable. Most cans are designed around 224, 30 cal, 33 cal or the bigger 36 or 375...
Any hub suppressor can be made CB compatible. I have an OCL Polonium K for ARs but my 14.5" AR has a pinned/welded CB flash hider to get to 16" and not be an SBR so I had to remove the polonium's DT hub adapter and replace it with a CB hub. Yes, a bit of an added cost but in many cases still...
I bought a couple cans from Capitol armory and used their diy finger print package. They have my prints saved now so additional orders are easy. I’d see if they can ship you the print package overseas.
Justified or not I’ve heard a lot of negative thrown out on the ultra 5 for how loud it is. Never shot one myself. My first can was an ultra 7 and I’m happy with it. The Magnus K or OCL hydrogen k are other 5” ti cans that tested better in tbacs own silencer summit.
Don’t get a scythe, too many failures. Mine has been fine but I wouldn’t buy another.
dead air nomad ti XC (have and like) or unknown suppressors Reaper (new, haven’t used, but seems attractive, slightly shorter than a nomad Xc)
Others in the same size/weight/performance realm are AB raptor...
If they wouldn’t be of benefit to how you hunt that’s cool. I know how I hunt and am capable of using logic but thanks for the heads up so I can make sure I’m not “fooled”.
On the small private parcels I hunt I mostly stay on the outside edges and try to avoid entering the heart of the property...
I’m sure there is some scent but a magnitudes weaker than putting feet to ground, pants and boots dragging through vegetation, and much more breathing over the same path.
For me, getting to my land early enough to get in the stand for afternoon sits can be a challenge so the time savings would...
I like it. Tawney at the helm made it harder for me to stand behind BHA. Cal has always seemed to have a pretty reasonable and balanced take on things to me. No idea what running a NP involves but he was chair of the board already so its not like he's completely blind. Not sure how much...