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I run a 6 creedmoor and really like the S length on it. If you are running a Dasher or small 6mm you might consider the K but you are giving up suppression for length. If you are familiar with the Ultra 5, 7 and 9. Going from the S to the K is like going from an Ultra 7 to an Ultra 5. Both the S...

I've shot the 338 Magnus-S-RR on a 338 lapua and was very comfortable with foam ear plugs. That's not something I would want to shoot without foam ear plugs in. I also wear ear pro 100% of the time no matter what I'm shooting. The recoil reduction of the Magnus-S-RR on 338 lapua put a smile on...

Just bought this for the same purpose: https://hillpeoplegear.com/Products/CategoryID/3/ProductID/136

If Titanic was filmed in 2022

We did play with a peristaltic pump on a couple of our endurance cans that we intentionally let fill with carbon. That did make a difference on cans that were 6oz+ over but it still took a couple weeks to get them clean. The peristaltic pump just increased the amount that we got out per cleaning...

Sorry, the 1000-1500 rounds of 6 creedmoor gets me to 1 oz of carbon

3 oz is where cleaning gets more difficult because those initial layers are more difficult to get out. The 1oz suggestion is more recent and what I do with my personal cans. At 1 oz it only takes a cycle or two of CLR. 3 oz can take 10-15 cycles or more so it's less work if you clean at 1 oz...

We don't recommend CLR for any stainless components. Any of our Ti cans are good to go with CLR, including your Ultra 9

We recommend cleaning your suppressor when you reach 1 oz of carbon build up. If you allow too much buildup those initial layers see enough heat and pressure cycles that they become extremely dense, making them more difficult to clean out. 1 oz of carbon can usually be cleaned out in 2 or 3 CLR...

I had multiple people suggest sound gear to me when I was in the same situation. They have a dealer page (https://soundgear.com/apps/store-locator). My local audiologist is a dealer. I made an appointment and they did the initial hearing loss test to establish a baseline and did a mold of my...

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I would be very surprised if a faster burning powder reduced FRP. Even if you reach 100% burn there are still by products from the powder than can ignite. The only way to control FRP is to have a suppressor that is designed to not have it. Pistol and subsonic cartridges may be more prone to FRP...