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@HeavyAssault That was a great synopsis. My only complaint is It almost seemed like they were enjoying themselves too much.

Griffin Revolution 9 of you want modularity for length. If that’s not a big deal... Resistance 9. both feature 3lug, piston, and Taper mount compatibility plus more caliber capabilities than others in class. Also user serviceable which every pistol can should be.

Just an FYI... the Griffin Bushwhacker 46 now shares the same utility patented Ratchet-Lok end cap system of the Paladin.

The Optimus Micro was designed to provide users with a super versatile product that isn’t really available from anyone else in the market. It’s heavier than other rim fire cans at 8.5oz... but it’s amazingly durable and is rated for 5.56mm out of the box. (Full 17-4ss construction and QPQ...

the Griffin Bushwhacker 46 suppressor is the best can in the class. That being said it’s 16.8oz in the rifle configuration with the Plan-A taper mount adapter. If it was any lighter weight it wouldn’t support the calibers it was intended for for 99% of shooters. If you need a suppressor for a...

Very cool....

Wow this is shocking for such a seemingly legitimate and prevalent training group. Hopefully the training group (Range Time) can just get a new guy, apologize for that employee and move on.

Sick rifle.

looks fun. Wish i was in the area. Talked to you guys at Shot, amazing stuff and great people.

Don't you know a local guy that makes cans? Buy local? no? haha jk.

I would avoid using rubber O-rings. While this will typically keep a can from walking off it is highly likely that it will put the suppressor bore off of true and you could be striking. Especially with the Tirant, Octane, or any other high end pistol cans. Pistol cans have fairly tight bores...

Thanks for the kind words. It was fun to go to that shoot. I wish we could have stayed longer but we had to get to that mountain mystery 3 gun unfortunately. You guys were having way more fun with the silencer shoot, that's for sure.

I've got an APA gun on a defiance on my Gen 1 KRG chassis.... the recoil lug recess was not cut large enough to fit it but it was a super easy operation to mill open so no big deal. I'm not sure how the Gen 3's and 4's are slotted. Good question for KRG.

The SPR/M4 is no longer made, so product support for it will be minimal if not gone. Our suppressor is a really nice reflex can IMO. Initial impressions from end users have been such that I feel it will stay in our line for many years. -Evan

My gorgeous SAC built 6.5CM on Tikka T3 Action with a KRG chassis. Got it together right before Shot Show. Put a few rounds downrange since. It's been fun so far but its not even close to being broken in. More shots to come as the weather gets nicer. It was snowing yesterday in Wisconsin...

Thanks for the information... so is bipod and rear bag the only option or could a shooter use bipod+rear bag+ carry tripod as an additional item? Or are tripods not allowed?

Can you use an artificial support such as a tripod and bipod or is it just the rifle and you? just wondering if i should bring a bolt gun or a light semi. Thanks. -Evan

RSTA is a quiet can for just about anything, 300BLK on a short gun, 308 Semi auto, bolt gun etc. The Recce 7 is like the SDN6 or 762K. It's an average performer that is has a wide scope of application from 556 to 300blk, 6.8spc, 308 etc. The recce 7 sounds nice on bolt guns but is an average...

We ran 200 rounds of 300 Win mag through the 300 PHS in about 34 minutes, something like 6 RPM average. Can held out and got in the 900-1200 degree range. Baffle face looks brand new, no mount issues etc. Only negative was the barrel took a shit. The 338 and 300 are very similar. -Evan

CNVD-LR, anything less and you will be disappointed.