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Suppressors AAC Cyclone vs Thunderbeast 30P-1
My cyclone is very quiet. Can't speak to accuracy yet. It's back at AAC getting looked at. Manufacturing defect resulted in a huge POI shifts.- Portsix
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Suppressors Extreme POI shift from AACSDN6
Quick update: AAC has been great. I told them what I learned about the suppressor being at fault, and they immediately sent me a return UPS label for me to send the can in with. Great service so far.- Portsix
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Suppressors How long was your suppressor approval
My last paper form 4 took 8 mo. Had another just before that took 10 mo. I think generally the times are coming down. But it's still a long wait. I don't know what the form 3 times are, sorry.- Portsix
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Suppressors Extreme POI shift from AACSDN6
Will do guys. Just to be clear, my POI issue is with the AAC Cyclone (direct thread). The OP had the QD can.- Portsix
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Suppressors Extreme POI shift from AACSDN6
Update: So I took my gun and can over to Tornado Tech, since they're local and had done the threading for me. Everything on the rifle end of things looked great. They threw the can on a lathe, and spun it slowly. Sure enough, you could see the exit end of the can inscribing lazy circles...- Portsix
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Suppressors Extreme POI shift from AACSDN6
I am in the same boat, with their Cyclone direct thread. Massive POI shift. They thought it was the fact that I'm shooting a 24" barrel. But upon really close inspection, there is an ever so slight rub on the exit of the suppressor. Hmmm...- Portsix
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