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The DD Wave has nothing going for it. Weight, length, attachment, and suppression are all sub par. Not just for the cost but in general. The Delta P on the other hand is pretty slick for the size/weight.
Here is the ARFCOM thread referenced above: https://www.ar15.com/forums/armory/OSS-HELIX-QD-Suppressors-Anyone-have-one-/20-490380/&page=6
Mikesmith's laughable marketing BS dispelled there by multiple people. Also lots of metering data linked. Suffice to say, my point stands.
But that is the thing, I DO have graphs and pics and videos as shown above, and all show the performance to be sub-par on larger calibers (like .308) with shorter barrels, and AR15s (for the length and weight), and bolt guns especially. Your subjective experience with some old cans is an...
If you think a 10db+ difference at the muzzle is a matter of opinion, you need to look up the word opinion.
If you think an OSS can makes a DI AR with an AGB last longer or have less felt recoil than a Dead Air Nomad or something similar, I'd like to see any evidence at all to support this...
If you read my comments ITT, you'd already have the explanation. This isn't about muzzle vs. ear readings. At the ear is what matters. But when the muzzle readings climb about ~145db, the splashback means the shooter will actually experience a secondary SPL (from muzzle) that is louder than...
chager23, that is just straight up wrong. They are certainly loud at the muzzle as shown above, which when you go over 145db means it is WAY louder to the shooter. They are also louder than an AR with a better more traditional can and an AGB. We aren't talking a few DB, on bolt guns we are...
A.) Hearing damage is cumulative, so I'd avoid shooting ANY suppressor without earpro for more than a few rounds. Anything over 85db will damage your hearing with enough exposure. 140db is just the limit for NO safe exposure.
B.) Everyone's hearing is different, but meters don't lie: MAC got...
Depends on which piston gun. Some pistons like the PWS or SCAR are adjustable from "normal" to suppressed", while others like the FAL or RDB have 20+ gas settings. The more you can fine tune it the less useful the OSS will be. It also comes down to design, but that is really on a rifle by...
Tough choice. Build or have one built for you (by someone like Craddock or MSTN) is the obvious answer. But if you have to stick to factory it is a tough choice between the Seekins and F4. F4 has the better AGB and trigger, while the Seekins has a better receiver/handguard, stock and break...
CHF is a disadvantage, not an advantage. How marketing people managed to spin that around still amazes me. There are tons of great 10.5in options, if you are looking for pure durability I'd get a Triarc Track 2.0. If you want a bit more accurate too, I'd agree with strike33, have Craddock...