Suppressors Which can next?

[Redfisher60]

Just got a Theorem, I’m shooting 223, 6 Dasher and 6.5 Creedmoor in bolt guns and 6.5 Grendel and maybe 223 in gas guns, what should be my next can? Might be boring but thinking Theorem S or L, or maybe a Huxwrks.

 

[hic28]

I might be biased but if you have the theorem, might as well get the -L!

 

[StephenShivers]

I just pulled the trigger on a CAT WB .556 low back pressure can. Silencer Shop has a free tax stamp promotion on CAT and other suppressors right now, so that made it an easy choice. There are a few .30 cal CAT cans with the free tax stamp as well that might be just what you're looking for on the gas guns.

 

[Redfisher60]

I might be biased but if you have the theorem, might as well get the -L!

Why are you biased? and you'd go L before S or Biscuit?

 

[Rob01]

Take a look at the HuxWrx Flow Range 36. Can use it on everything up to 9mm and works great on my ARs from .223 to .308 and 9mm PCC.

 

[Redfisher60]

Take a look at the HuxWrx Flow Range 36. Can use it on everything up to 9mm and works great on my ARs from .223 to .308 and 9mm PCC.

I wish my PCC wasn’t pinned. (Come to think of it so is my Seekins NX15)

 

[Rob01]

I wish my PCC wasn’t pinned. (Come to think of it so is my Seekins NX15)

Just drill them out. I did it with two of my rifles that I had when I lived in commie CT.

 

[Redfisher60]

Just drill them out. I did it with two of my rifles that I had when I lived in commie CT.

Hmmmmm, take a DeWalt to my JP huh?

 

[Rob01]

Hmmmmm, take a DeWalt to my JP huh?

I did it to a Seekins and a POF. You just have to drill through the weld over the pin area.

 

[hic28]

Why are you biased? and you'd go L before S or Biscuit?

 

[Redfisher60]

I did it to a Seekins and a POF. You just have to drill through the weld over the pin area.

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Interesting, I found the weld on my JP, but on the Seekins I can’t find one.

 

[Rob01]

Interesting, I found the weld on my JP, but on the Seekins I can’t find one.

Might not be one if you can’t see it. Maybe they Rocksett it on. Got a pic of the Seekins? Both sides?

 

[Redfisher60]

Might not be one if you can’t see it. Maybe they Rocksett it on. Got a pic of the Seekins? Both sides?

 

[Rob01]

Yeah that doesn’t look like a pin welded flash hider. Who told you it was? Have you tried to spin it off?

 

[Redfisher60]

Yeah that doesn’t look like a pin welded flash hider. Who told you it was? Have you tried to spin it off?

It might not be, I just assumed (yes I know) I would have ordered the shortest barrel they would send me, and thought it would be pinned. I did try and spin it off but it didn't budge. Got the upper from Seekins before they stopped selling direct. I can try heating it up. I tinker with bolt guns. not so much with ARs.

 

[Rob01]

Do you have a reaction rod for the upper so you can really spin it?

Also if rocksett you can soak it in some hot water and it loosens it up. Might be a good idea to give Seekins a call and see what they did to them.

 

[Redfisher60]

Do you have a reaction rod for the upper so you can really spin it?

Also if rocksett you can soak it in some hot water and it loosens it up. Might be a good idea to give Seekins a call and see what they did to them.

I had to google that . . . no I do not. I can shoot seekins an email. Thanks,

 

[Rob01]

If you ever plan to pop apart ARs or even just to work on an upper it is nice to have one of the reaction rods. I bought one of the cheaper ones a few years back and it’s a nice tool to have.

 

[Redfisher60]

If you ever plan to pop apart ARs or even just to work on an upper it is nice to have one of the reaction rods. I bought one of the cheaper ones a few years back and it’s a nice tool to have.

I just watched a couple of videos I can see how it would be handy. The Midwest Industries URR is all steel and was recommended in one video $125.