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Posted on 5/3/24 at 7:59 pm to LordSnow
Took the white bread out to shoot today. Just to make sure it’s still zeroed.
Previous silencer that lived on this gun was a sandman s.
Very heavy but bullet proof and good suppression.
This white bread saved me almost a pound in weight.
But holy cow is this thing good. Very quiet. I think quieter than the sandman.
It’s really incredible.
Also, no POI shift and I didn’t have to adjust the gas block which kind of surprised me. Thought I might have needed to open it up a bit.
Previous silencer that lived on this gun was a sandman s.
Very heavy but bullet proof and good suppression.
This white bread saved me almost a pound in weight.
But holy cow is this thing good. Very quiet. I think quieter than the sandman.
It’s really incredible.
Also, no POI shift and I didn’t have to adjust the gas block which kind of surprised me. Thought I might have needed to open it up a bit.
Posted on 5/5/24 at 10:30 am to bbvdd
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This white bread saved me almost a pound in weight.
That might be a serious consideration for those with billet receivers on ARs. My ADM 14.5 with keymo brake is much heavier than my Colt 6940 16 inch. Love that solid feel of a billet receiver but the cost is weight.
Posted on 5/5/24 at 12:23 pm to Kino74
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That might be a serious consideration for those with billet receivers on ARs
It wears a thermal as well so the weight is significant
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