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Suppressors Any DA Lazarus 6 users out there?

Rob01

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    #1
    Just wondering if anyone has one and what they think? I am looking for a can for my 6ARC and .223s. Any thoughts from users?

    And I know there is some hate for Dead Air so don’t need to hear it. Already have a Nomad Ti XC. 😉
     
    #2
    Full disclosure, I work indirectly for Dead Air. I really like the Lazarus on my 6ARC. I had a KGM R65 on it previously and always felt like I could chew the amount of blow back in my face. Not so with the Lazarus. Haven't had it on a 223, but on the gassy boi that my 6ARC is it works great.
     
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    #3
    Not a DA Lazerus, but a Abel Biscuit would fill that role nicely as well.

    Similar size, shape and weight of the Lazerus, low back pressure, high quality suppressor built by great people that support the hide. I shoot it on my 556 gas guns and precision 6/6.5mm bolt guns and love it.
     
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    kthomas said:
    Not a DA Lazerus, but a Abel Biscuit would fill that role nicely as well.

    Similar size, shape and weight of the Lazerus, low back pressure, high quality suppressor built by great people that support the hide. I shoot it on my 556 gas guns and precision 6/6.5mm bolt guns and love it.
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    Thanks but just looking at the Lazarus at this time.
     
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    I'm looking at the Lazarus myself. Just found out that the current RD LS5 models can be used for the 6 ARC as well. Got that info directly from Radical Defense support just now. Making me think now.🤔
     
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    supercorndogs said:
    Do low back pressure cans let you use the same gas setting for suppressed and unsuppressed?
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    They have for mine. I just screw the cans on and go. Using a B&T SRBS and a HuxWrx Flow Range 36 now and used them both on multiple .223, a 6ARC and a .308 and they worked great with non suppressed gas setting.
     
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    I have one. Have had several individuals at the range ask me what can I was using as they really liked how it sounds. I have it on a 20" Proof 6arc. I set my gas block up using the can and then tested without the can and it runs great either way. No gas to face with it. Highly recommend it
     
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    #14
    I've got one that I use on 5.56 (AR15 12.5-16" barrels). I haven't shot it a lot (maybe 500 rounds?) and happy with it. I bought it with the intention of buying some sort of 6mm (ARC, Max, CM) at some point but for now happy with how it works on the 5.56.

    Need to get a wrap for it soon. Did a mag dump with a SuperSafety and it gets kinda hot. :) Have 2 HAD covers and a ColeTac on other cans.
     
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    #15
    Thanks to all. Look forward to getting it in and trying it out on the ARc and .223s. Looks like it would be damn hard to kill this can which is a plus also.
     
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