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Suppressors Abel Theorem And Biscuit

Shot both the Biscuit .30 cal and Theorem for the first time today on my MPA Matrix Pro, Bartlein barrel, in 6.5CM. I was expecting that the POI would be off just a little like most every other suppressor I've ever shot. I made zero adjustments and absolutely thrilled with the results and sound. I'm going with the Theorem (as planned) on the precision rifle and the Biscuit on one of my AR's.

I'm waiting on approval for the Theorem-S that was submitted a couple of days ago so will have that as an option also. Lots of good options on suppressors but I'll be buying a couple more from Abel.

Theorem is direct threaded to barrel, 5 shots total with first cold bore shot is the one to the left. Zero adjustments to the scope after installing the suppressor.

I’m looking hard at the Theorem as well. Have you got yours yet and if so any additional thoughts?

Rock River Arms 17 HMR

My Savage A17 is kinda funky as far as the trigger and stock, but a magazine will pop out of the gun once in a while too, though it shoots decently.

Instead I sure would like that RRA with a match trigger and the ability to have adjustable LOP and Cheek Height instead. Are these pretty reliable and how many 17hmr does a mag hold?

I have only ordered RRA upper assemblies. I build all my lowers. The lower on my rifle has a Hiper-Fire Eclipse trigger. It feels like a match trigger.

If you get only an upper, you will need a lower with a carbine length buffer tube. The buttstock on mine is a Magpul UBR GEN2 9-Position Collapsible buttstock with a spacer in the buffer tube.

You will need to keep that spacer in the buffer tube as the buffer spring is a little short. That's the reason Magpul supplies the spacers. Some buffer springs for the centerfire cartridges can still be a little short.
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Tariffs and ammo prices?

I think his approach is a big gamble and so far I am not optimistic.

Just remember that there are no ways in a global market to prop up workers in industries that can't compete without raising prices and lowering the standard of living. I want America strong, I also want a F150 for under $100k.
We want the same things, but I don’t see any other options. Americans will never be able to compete with what is essentially slave labor in some of these countries and we must bring production back home somehow or we are really going to be screwed in a decade or so. People have been asleep at the wheel.