Firearms (Price Drop) Sig Cross PRS in .260/.223/6.5CM barrel x2
- By MPDS13
- Buy - Sell - Trade
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Very interesting. Can you post some pics? Where did you get the 223 bolt?
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Those goat fuckers don't have a concept of speed any faster than a camel can run.
Amen to that brother.I feel like this topic is blown way out of proportion, yes not all uppers are created equally but at the same time you need to know your rifle.
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Thanks! I'm sure it's just a lack of focus on my part, but I tend to shoot smaller in terms of MOA at 300 yards than I do at 100. It's the same thing with my bolt-action rifles.Those are outstanding 300yd groups for a gas gun. Nice shooting
I’ve sold a quite a few Lti’s now. Not a single issue. My personal DD cans shoot very straight. They actually have a symmetrical blast and front baffle, like the tbacs.Where did you hear that about the Enticers? That's interesting.
I think @Supersubes is a dealer for them, I'll tag him in to see if he's seeing those issues. He has a good write up on here on these suppressors.
I sell to mostly hunters and many of them are first time suppressor buyers. Ive yet to have a single customer pick the Sti over a Lti when they got to hear them side by side. The lti is so much quieter, and that comes with a very small weight penalty. Your point is valid though. I hunt with a pair of Ultra 5’s on rifles with short to medium barrels.Yeah it seems like they both perform similarly from different data sources. The Enticer LTi seems like an awesome choice too but I’m not sure I want an 8” can for long days in elk country
I see you're from mid Ohio. Wife and I live in Canal Winchester, house falls under historical and preservation district guidelines . Didn't realize how bad some of this was when we bought here late 08. Anyway, basically have to have approval or permit drawn to do anything to home.Lowes here has these signs up. The local plumbing, gas contractors lobbied the building department to not issue homeowners permits. So legally you can not work on your own home.