Frequently Banned Troll
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Yes
Are suppressors over rated?
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Sheltowee
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Can confirm. Have set a cheap one on fire on my CZ Bren.
Frequently Banned Troll
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The are actually 225, for the custom heavy ones I have
Frequently Banned Troll
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Can you take that thing apart to clean it? How do you clean that? I was Leary of the 3D printed models
This is the route i went. 5" and 4 oz. Tested really well at tbac 2025 sound summit and will work on my 16 inch bolt 223. Not sure how it compares to the echo though.
I probably wont have it for mcforever cause i cheaped out and went the "free tax stamp route"
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No - cant take it apart. My understanding is this stuff is whats reccomended and works well. I'll report back if not.
SCH-1986 - SchleTek B&T Suppressor Cleaner Evolution 500ml
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Frequently Banned Troll
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Let me know how that goes. Mine have been filthy and difficult to clean after 3-500 shots.No - cant take it apart. My understanding is this stuff is whats reccomended and works well. I'll report back if not.
SCH-1986 - SchleTek B&T Suppressor Cleaner Evolution 500ml
Suppressor Cleaner , SchleTek Suppressor Cleaner Evolution 500ml
No - cant take it apart. My understanding is this stuff is whats reccomended and works well. I'll report back if not.
SCH-1986 - SchleTek B&T Suppressor Cleaner Evolution 500ml
Suppressor Cleaner , SchleTek Suppressor Cleaner Evolution 500ml
I soak mine in CLR and it works good
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Sealed rimfire?
No it’s a sealed center fire with a shit pot full of cheap 5.56 through it. I throw it in a glass of CLR over night then rinse it out and hook it to the air compressor and blow the rest of it out
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If I were looking for an all arounder now I’d probably give one of these a go:
I’m sold and going to buy my first. Been researching and have heard great things about these. Any have any experience?
I want to keep it light and on the shorter side. This would go on a 6.5.
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I want to keep it light and on the shorter side. This would go on a 6.5.
Airlock Industries LLC: Purpose-Driven Backcountry Suppressors - Airlock Industries, LLC
Airlock Industries LLC. Purpose-driven aerospace-grade suppressors designed to push boundaries in the backcountry.
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I’m sold and going to buy my first. Been researching and have heard great things about these. Any have any experience?
I want to keep it light and on the shorter side.
Airlock Industries LLC: Purpose-Driven Backcountry Suppressors - Airlock Industries, LLC
Airlock Industries LLC. Purpose-driven aerospace-grade suppressors designed to push boundaries in the backcountry.
No experience with these but just remember shorter means less suppression
I get it. 24” carbon barrel…hence the shorter can want.
The comparison reviews on these have been pretty phenomenal from what I can find.
What cartridge?
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Those airlocks are reportedly performing on par with the good 7” class cans.
I think SAW is the actual manufacturer of them which is part of why that orev is intriguing.
Marshian
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Just bought a suppressor after hunting with a buddy who has one. Insatiably made me a convert. I paid for it now but don’t pick it up until after new year and save myself $200
Frequently Banned Troll
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I’m interested to hear how that one does!I’m sold and going to buy my first. Been researching and have heard great things about these. Any have any experience?
I want to keep it light and on the shorter side. This would go on a 6.5.
Airlock Industries LLC: Purpose-Driven Backcountry Suppressors - Airlock Industries, LLC
Airlock Industries LLC. Purpose-driven aerospace-grade suppressors designed to push boundaries in the backcountry.
Gulf of America
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No help, but I too am intrigued by them. I'm going to buy a 7mm Airlock on 1/1 when they open another pre-order. From what I've read, the extra volume in the 7mm means better suppression even on a 6.5 and then it could go on my 7mag or my manbun. The extra half inch and ounce or so seems worth it.I’m sold and going to buy my first. Been researching and have heard great things about these. Any have any experience?
I want to keep it light and on the shorter side. This would go on a 6.5.
Airlock Industries LLC: Purpose-Driven Backcountry Suppressors - Airlock Industries, LLC
Airlock Industries LLC. Purpose-driven aerospace-grade suppressors designed to push boundaries in the backcountry.
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