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Suppressors First Suppressor - PTR

I have absolutely zero experience with PTR.
However, I will be purchasing one very soon.
It is going to be a very specific purpose only.
And it’s my guess, that’s what these suppressors are designed for. Specific use only. Mine will be going on an 11.5” 556 upper

My hope is to keep that sonic pop that Rob01 mentioned to a minimum.

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The sonic crack happens outside the suppressor, the PTR wont do anything to minimize that. Should do a great job with the noise and concussion from that short barrel though.

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I sure hope you keep the single shot separate, lot of time and money spent on my V22S trying to make it competitive.
I hope you keep the V22s thread separated from this thread so the single shot info won't get lost in the "jumble". I know there are lots of comments on the mags for the repeater version and other issues, but they are different actions with different issues to some extent. JMO
Based on what you guys are saying is why I struggled with what to do with the thread, but I hear you and won't delete it. So far, I removed the brand from the title and will leave the rest as is. I'll continue to monitor that thread and respond if called upon.

Thanks Guys, your input is important.

MB

Why am I piercing primers on this 6.5AR?

Federal makes 3 types of Small Rifle Primers:

Champion Centerfire Primer, .205, Small Rifle 0.0225 cup thickness​

Gold Medal Centerfire Primer, .205, Small Rifle Match 0.0225 cup thickness​

Gold Medal AR Centerfire Primer, .205, Small Rifle AR Match 0.0255 cup thickness​


Cup thickness does make a difference. Which Fed primer your using might be the root of your problem.

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Why am I piercing primers on this 6.5AR?

But the large firing pin is the issue, changing it out to a hp bolt with associated firing pin will lessen the distance the thin primer material must hold its self up to the pressure. The issue is your large pin bolt is too wide to support the small rifle primer pressure.
Or change to LRP brass and actually cure it.

Measure the firing pin, close to .060 is small, closer to .080 is large.
I see. I'll measure when I get home.

Firearms Vudoo V-22/JAE/Krieger/Triggertech

Is this still available? If so I am interested
Buy in confidence if it is Apache built. Steve is the best custom rifle builder, in my opinion.

Perfectionist is an understatement, I personally witnessed a barrel swap, for experimental purposes, between two sister centerfire builds that yielded NO POI shift on the same Ammo. That blew my mind.

Why am I piercing primers on this 6.5AR?

I read here that all that does is mask a problem instead of treating it. What do you think about that?
But the large firing pin is the issue, changing it out to a hp bolt with associated firing pin will lessen the distance the thin primer material must hold its self up to the pressure. The issue is your large pin bolt is too wide to support the small rifle primer pressure.
Or change to LRP brass and actually cure it.

Measure the firing pin, close to .060 is small, closer to .080 is large.
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