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Timmayy
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Houston |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | Duck hunting. Fishing. Shooting |
| Occupation: | Petrochemical |
| Number of Posts: | 1691 |
| Registered on: | 3/30/2016 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Oct 8th Dollar General will have 20% off Academy GC.
Posted by Timmayy on 10/4/26 at 8:23 pm to lsufan1971
I’ve searched around a little but couldn’t find an add for this
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No trailer no motor
re: Ammo Question
Posted by Timmayy on 9/13/26 at 8:23 pm to Buck_Rogers
And I have enough to know that there are atleast 3 types of subsonic rounds that do not cycle semi autos because they are shooting somewhere in the 800-900 fps range with a 40gr projectile and not producing enough energy to cycle the bolt.
Yes the difference between the 1070 standard velocity and 800-900 of the subsonic out of an 18” 10/22 barrel is real and not just a marketing gimmick.
Sure there are some that are just marketing being subsonic when it’s just regular old “standard velocity”. But there are absolutely under loaded subsonic rounds that are “quieter” through a pistol than the standard velocity cci
Yes the difference between the 1070 standard velocity and 800-900 of the subsonic out of an 18” 10/22 barrel is real and not just a marketing gimmick.
Sure there are some that are just marketing being subsonic when it’s just regular old “standard velocity”. But there are absolutely under loaded subsonic rounds that are “quieter” through a pistol than the standard velocity cci
re: Ammo Question
Posted by Timmayy on 9/13/26 at 7:55 pm to Buck_Rogers
Oh yeah? How many rounds have you shot through a chrono?
I imagine you have atleast a few different types to see how different subsonic and “Supersonic” rounds chrono through pistols and rifles?
No you haven’t? Then maybe don’t spout off stuff you don’t actually know about
Yes there are subsonic, suppressor specific, loads that are a little underpowered especially if using standard 36 and 40gr projectiles that will not cycle semi autos.
There are some heavier grained bullets that are subsonic that have enough energy to cycle well but I have not noticed enough audible difference on the pistol to matter and the rifle is not distinguishable at all.
I imagine you have atleast a few different types to see how different subsonic and “Supersonic” rounds chrono through pistols and rifles?
No you haven’t? Then maybe don’t spout off stuff you don’t actually know about
Yes there are subsonic, suppressor specific, loads that are a little underpowered especially if using standard 36 and 40gr projectiles that will not cycle semi autos.
There are some heavier grained bullets that are subsonic that have enough energy to cycle well but I have not noticed enough audible difference on the pistol to matter and the rifle is not distinguishable at all.
re: Ammo Question
Posted by Timmayy on 9/13/26 at 11:36 am to Old Man and a Porch
Things labeled subsonic may not. Typically because they are under loaded for suppressor use.
But if you are using a suppressor and care about keeping it subsonic you don’t have to find ammo specifically labeled subsonic for it to stay subsonic.
The standard velocity CCI is labeled 1070 on the box and stays subsonic in my 18” 10/22
But if you are using a suppressor and care about keeping it subsonic you don’t have to find ammo specifically labeled subsonic for it to stay subsonic.
The standard velocity CCI is labeled 1070 on the box and stays subsonic in my 18” 10/22
What are yalls deer fencing solutions? Is it dependent on deer population? I wouldn’t say the surrounding deer population is anything stellar.
What are most doing for field preps. This is the first year we’ve owned a field that is able to be planted. We were late to being able to do anything with it this year but did get a small section of brown top down that matured about right on time.
We had a few birds to shoot at but nothing like the war going on to our south lol.
My dad’s convinced everyone is an outlaw and just throws seed and corn for weeks prior to opening. But personally I have no interest in getting it done that way. Partially because I’m not willing to take the chance with green jeans and partially because baiting in that way doesn’t bring me a lot of joy.
So who has some tips for a dude and his family who spent all weekend talking about what we want to do next year with the field.
The plantable section of the field is about five acres. Imagine it’s a triangle with a road on the hypotenuse and pine trees on the other two sides.
Or just tell me everyone is an outlaw and I’ll move on lol
We had a few birds to shoot at but nothing like the war going on to our south lol.
My dad’s convinced everyone is an outlaw and just throws seed and corn for weeks prior to opening. But personally I have no interest in getting it done that way. Partially because I’m not willing to take the chance with green jeans and partially because baiting in that way doesn’t bring me a lot of joy.
So who has some tips for a dude and his family who spent all weekend talking about what we want to do next year with the field.
The plantable section of the field is about five acres. Imagine it’s a triangle with a road on the hypotenuse and pine trees on the other two sides.
Or just tell me everyone is an outlaw and I’ll move on lol
The standard velocity cci is subsonic still on my 18” barreled 10/22.
re: Recommendations on 35 Whelen Suppressors
Posted by Timmayy on 7/6/26 at 11:09 pm to ChatRabbit77
So I have matured into being what some would claim a suppressor snob.
I started with the traditional stacked baffle cans like the omega 300 and the trash panda and used them on everything. I have progressed to now buying specific optimized cans for different hosts but the omega 36 is filling a really good role for me as my 35 Whelen can in long configuration.
Then it fills a good role as my AK can as the overbored baffles help with the AK over gassing when combined with a piston.
And it also scratches the itch enough for a pistol can that I’ll never buy a dedicated center fire pistol can.
Future use will be on a 357 lever gun.
Anything that requires a 35 caliber bore I leave the 35 cal endcap on the extended baffle section. 35 whelen, glock 19
Anything that just needs a 30 cal cap, 308 hunting rifle, Ak, I pull the extended section with the 35 cal cap and install a 30 cal cap. So it shortens up the rig a bit and helps combat the overbite induced blast overpressure.
All in all I’m happy with that setup for those uses.
However if I didn’t have all of the niche one of uses for this can and solely wanted it for a 35 whelen and possibly a can for a 30 cal hunting rig I would look hard at the titrex360.
I started with the traditional stacked baffle cans like the omega 300 and the trash panda and used them on everything. I have progressed to now buying specific optimized cans for different hosts but the omega 36 is filling a really good role for me as my 35 Whelen can in long configuration.
Then it fills a good role as my AK can as the overbored baffles help with the AK over gassing when combined with a piston.
And it also scratches the itch enough for a pistol can that I’ll never buy a dedicated center fire pistol can.
Future use will be on a 357 lever gun.
Anything that requires a 35 caliber bore I leave the 35 cal endcap on the extended baffle section. 35 whelen, glock 19
Anything that just needs a 30 cal cap, 308 hunting rifle, Ak, I pull the extended section with the 35 cal cap and install a 30 cal cap. So it shortens up the rig a bit and helps combat the overbite induced blast overpressure.
All in all I’m happy with that setup for those uses.
However if I didn’t have all of the niche one of uses for this can and solely wanted it for a 35 whelen and possibly a can for a 30 cal hunting rig I would look hard at the titrex360.
re: Choice of Silencer
Posted by Timmayy on 5/4/26 at 11:36 pm to Planetarium
Or get a low back pressure can with “hybrid” tech that performs well at the muzzle and the shooters ear which doesn’t need tuning but performance can be enhanced via adjustable gas block and if the most performance wants to be squeezed from the platform, both buffers and adjustable gas blocks can be utilized optimize the performance of the platform.
Buffers typically used to help tune bolt unlock times and gas block used to tune overall gas volume utilized to cycle bolt
Buffers typically used to help tune bolt unlock times and gas block used to tune overall gas volume utilized to cycle bolt
re: Choice of Silencer
Posted by Timmayy on 5/4/26 at 5:12 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
That statement is not factual, especially when considering different hosts and where you are measuring the suppression differential from
re: Choice of Silencer
Posted by Timmayy on 5/3/26 at 8:33 pm to CeauxPilot
I didn’t realize you were wanting one for all three.
In that case go 30 cal can.
The cat odb is great, otter creek infinity is the best 30 cal can performance wise on 556, if you can wait the cat akb is likely another great option.
Again I would still go titanium Hub versions.
In that case go 30 cal can.
The cat odb is great, otter creek infinity is the best 30 cal can performance wise on 556, if you can wait the cat akb is likely another great option.
Again I would still go titanium Hub versions.
re: Choice of Silencer
Posted by Timmayy on 5/3/26 at 8:33 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
Go do some research on pewscience and you will see that 3d printing technology has really changed the industry and the generally accepted truths of days past are no longer true anymore.
And also no matter how much you do with buffer weights and gas blocks it’s still resulting in more recoil and gas in the face than the alternatives.
And also no matter how much you do with buffer weights and gas blocks it’s still resulting in more recoil and gas in the face than the alternatives.
You would have to wait for the ST but they have some in stock options you can go with. The white bread and alleycat 556 would be good instock options.
The difference between all of those. White bread shortest with highest flow rate, alleycat is standard size which is optimizing sound performance.
The st employs their newest tech but it’s designed tj be their most versatile across differing barrel lengths and gas systems.
These are general recs.
Since you’re probably not burning it down with mag dumps you can go titanium.
Just because it’s so widespread I would stick with something HUB.
The difference between all of those. White bread shortest with highest flow rate, alleycat is standard size which is optimizing sound performance.
The st employs their newest tech but it’s designed tj be their most versatile across differing barrel lengths and gas systems.
These are general recs.
Since you’re probably not burning it down with mag dumps you can go titanium.
Just because it’s so widespread I would stick with something HUB.
re: Choice of Silencer
Posted by Timmayy on 5/3/26 at 7:30 pm to CeauxPilot
That kind of budget will get you the best of the best.
I love me some CAT suppressors.
Their new suppressor that CAT ST should work just fine.
I love me some CAT suppressors.
Their new suppressor that CAT ST should work just fine.
re: Suppressor/NFA Single Shot Trust
Posted by Timmayy on 3/16/26 at 8:17 pm to Old Man and a Porch
Yeah it’ll take a day or two for all things to process they need to get the suppressors SN first. ATF won’t get your paperwork until about 2 weeks from now
re: Glock 43x/48 owners, there’s a 15rd OEM mag coming out…
Posted by Timmayy on 3/15/26 at 5:39 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
I hope it’s a metal double stack and doesn’t extend the length any further.
Hexarmor goggles we use at work. They have a line that has micro etching in them that is ridiculously fog resistant.
I can go into the freezer at -14F and walk outside and they won’t fog.
I’m sure they have the same tech for glasses
I can go into the freezer at -14F and walk outside and they won’t fog.
I’m sure they have the same tech for glasses
re: 2026 Firearm Deals Thread
Posted by Timmayy on 1/17/26 at 7:16 pm to Bama and Beer
As promised. Every time someone sees one of these deals come across for a sub $200 10/22 it’s a must buy.
A dinky 22 is my favorite gun right now lol

A dinky 22 is my favorite gun right now lol

re: 2026 Firearm Deals Thread
Posted by Timmayy on 1/15/26 at 8:42 pm to Bama and Beer
My grandfather gave me his 10/22 when I was younger and my dad and I built it all tacticool until literally everything on the gun was aftermarket minus the receiver.
Eventually I got sentimental about wanting it to be back in more original form so my dad bought a brownells receiver to rebuild the tacticool gun with.
I took all the old parts and rebuilt her in stock form except for buying a Ruger threaded barrel with front sight post.
Then I bought a an otter creek titanium 22k (short can like 3”) and replaced the hammer spring with a volquartsen because I wanted to keep the old metal trigger housing.
It is now by far my most fun gun I own. Combine that setup with ~$100 in steel rimfire targets it’s an absolute blast plinking at 25 yards with the open sights just like when I was a kid.
Something about the open sights make it tha much more fun and “unique” now that everyone has an optic.
I’ll post a pic of it when my immigration m1 garand sling comes in. I think it’s going to look slick on the wood.
Eventually I got sentimental about wanting it to be back in more original form so my dad bought a brownells receiver to rebuild the tacticool gun with.
I took all the old parts and rebuilt her in stock form except for buying a Ruger threaded barrel with front sight post.
Then I bought a an otter creek titanium 22k (short can like 3”) and replaced the hammer spring with a volquartsen because I wanted to keep the old metal trigger housing.
It is now by far my most fun gun I own. Combine that setup with ~$100 in steel rimfire targets it’s an absolute blast plinking at 25 yards with the open sights just like when I was a kid.
Something about the open sights make it tha much more fun and “unique” now that everyone has an optic.
I’ll post a pic of it when my immigration m1 garand sling comes in. I think it’s going to look slick on the wood.
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