So question for moderators and HMFWIC….
- By Maser
- The Bear Pit
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View threadDon't give the FAA any ideas.....Today in South Africa -
The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) has disrupted the country’s aviation sector by suddenly enforcing a controversial rule that requires all aircraft engines older than 12 years to undergo mandatory overhauls, regardless of flight hours or mechanical condition.SACAA argues that a strict time-based overhaul schedule is crucial for ensuring flight safety, a stance that has grounded more than 1 400 fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters nationwide.In many cases, the cost of these overhauls exceeds the value of the aircraft, effectively making them obsolete.An industry with some 300 000 employees could be economically decimated by the ruling.
Go!Somebody just needs to say GO..........
I've gotta figure a way to suspend my suppressors in the ultrasonic cleaner. The finishes on my suppressors are not taking their time in the ultrasonic well.Cleaned my OCL Hydrogen with Breakthrough’s suppressor cleaner. I plugged one end of the suppressor filled it with the cleaner and then plugged the other end. I just let it soak for 24 hours, rinsed and repeated a second time for 24 hours. Weighed 13.47 oz when new, 14.64 oz before cleaning and 13.86 oz after cleaning.
The inside of the suppressor was very clean, but there was still some carbon stuck where the baffles meet the walls. May be next time I may try using my ultrasonic cleaner to see it will break the carbon in those areas loose.
The Breakthrough product is pretty simple to use.
That's the rub. When setting up a rig for competition, you'll often setup the rifle to run as long as it needs to before cleaning, on as little reciprocating mass as possible so that you can run as little gas as possible and get less recoil. The downside to setting up a rifle like that is a sacrifice in flexibility.Of the three you listed, I've only used SLR. I think they're high quality and I like them for what they are but they definitely freeze up with carbon IME. And the only thing holding them on is two tiny little grub screws. So expect leaks.
As far as gassing the barrel "properly". It's only going to be gassed properly for one condition. Suppressed or unsuppressed. So, no fault to Ross but he can only do one or the other. If you do have a very low back pressure can I would definitely have it gassed for a brake and then just suck up the back pressure that a low back pressure suppressor will add. To me, the bigger evil is a poorly fitted adjustable gas block than a properly fitted non-adjustable gas block that doesn't choke down the extra gas. I think the standard two grub screw gas blocks are a liability and unnecessary weak point when you consider how much effort we're putting into other parts of the gun. If Ross could cut the journal to a slight thermal fit/ friction fit that would be ideal.
It sold last weekAnything else on your trade radar? I'm vehemently searching my safe!!