I'm wondering if anyone knows what the difference between a RC vs RC2 is?
Why are the RC's more expensive than the RC2's?
Do they use the same mounts?
TIA
Why are the RC's more expensive than the RC2's?
Do they use the same mounts?
TIA
Must be different than the knights cans I've used at work, those are complete garbage and have the worst mounting system I've ever used.I looked into these when I got my KAC rifle. Not many 3/4 mounts out there. Don't wanna tell you the wrong info, I'd call Surefire and ask them. It's what I usually do. I recall one being rated for .300mag and another not. One had better suppression levels than the other. None were top notch in performance, FWIW, and I couldn't see how they warrant the price they sell for.
I opted for the KAC can because it suppresses just as well, has a solid mount and was just easier. It's costly, but if you have a KAC rifle already, it's not too bad. They have some of the best mounts and locking systems on the market --can indexes TDC to the brake and ratchets on using ball bearings that lock into the mount. SOLID.
If you want a hard use can, I'd recommend the Saker or the KAC from experience. Saker is probably the better all around can though. Good luck!
I have SF and KAC suppressors in 22 and 30 cal. Most experts consider them the best and you pay for military-level durability. What I like about the SFs is that a 30 cal can will mount on a 22 cal rifle SF host. KAC mounting system is superior in my humble opinion, but you can't go wrong with either one.
NT4 certainly has a fetish following but has been replaced by the QDC series that has a much better mounting system IMHO. That said, I wonder if any 5.56mm suppressor has EVER had more rounds through it than the NT4. I believe the USMC recently bought a big load of them following an experiment to equip basic infantry units with suppressors. Having just sold a KAC bipod for $1,085 and opting to sell a Triple Tap when it literally fell off ( not a good rockset job I guess) my KAC/Magpul SE for a crazy amount of money, I understand the attraction of legacy KAC equipment. I love their stuff, but it was a no-brainer to spin a SF FH onto the end of the SR-15 and use an already owned SF RC.
at this point The surefire socom rc suppressor most definitely has more rounds through it than NT4. Additionally, If the USMC "buys" a boatload of anything it's a very small boat. They are a very small organization. Even smaller is the number of actual gun slingers they have expending large quantities of 556 every FY.NT4 certainly has a fetish following but has been replaced by the QDC series that has a much better mounting system IMHO. That said, I wonder if any 5.56mm suppressor has EVER had more rounds through it than the NT4. I believe the USMC recently bought a big load of them following an experiment to equip basic infantry units with suppressors. Having just sold a KAC bipod for $1,085 and opting to sell a Triple Tap when it literally fell off ( not a good rockset job I guess) my KAC/Magpul SE for a crazy amount of money, I understand the attraction of legacy KAC equipment. I love their stuff, but it was a no-brainer to spin a SF FH onto the end of the SR-15 and use an already owned SF RC