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Sparrow has earned its reputation with some for high FRP values. Osprey has higher internal volume and that equates to higher potential for FRP. The "irregularity" of the designs doesn't matter, its all about 02 entrapment. Do not go by the 10-15cc wire gel value found above, it is way way...

Couple of things. A thread adapter should have no impact on suppression values. As mentioned above chrono everything and report back as your rifle with subs is very quiet. How quiet? I have had a muffed spotter be surprised to see the impact as they did not hear the ignition with full case...

Think about it, the blackout is hardly a test for ANY .30 can as there is so little gas to deal with. If ANY .30 can can't deal with the blast of the blackout it sure as heck won't be worth a piss for a .308. Your issue is ACCURACY.....forget suppress think ACCURACY. So what does that all mean...

All design dependent, there are conical designs that are just as bad. Which monocore, what caliber?

Lets see if I can help here. 3dBs is almost a halving (1/2) of perceived sound. In other words, a properly designed 9mm can will be significantly quieter than a 9mm through a .45 can. There is no "slightly" about it. In fact, if one was to then shoot a 9mm Kurtz or a .380 through that 9mm can...

Delixe, Whew, there are a good number of moving parts in the answer to your question. I can get into the details but lets see if I can cut to the end reel for you. Every suppressor works at a different internal pressure.....and THAT is dependent in no small part of the barrel length, rate of...

Yoteman, your neck.... Good for you for taking it seriously, where as there is some recoil felt from the primary recoil (momentum conservation) it is the secondary recoil (open atmosphere) that you have to be particularly careful of. Suppressor can help mildly, but that help moderates with an...

You mean I actually have to have shot a suppressed .223? Oh....well.....Can I take it all back? Yea? Great! Appreciate it.

The ASP had serious frame alloy issues. Guttersnipe as a close range sighting system vanished upon introduction. Fascinating character that one would best never share his toothpaste with.

Laser, that could most certainly be true for your can design. The .223 is a very difficult round to suppress because of its high velocity. We would have to know what your diverter and primary looks like as well as the type of baffle, facings, timing (volume) of the chambers, firing schedule...

Suppression comes in many forms, some seek to achieve what we think of when we think of silencers, some require what might be best described as a muffler. Swapping an end cap only provides marginal improvement towards one of those goals. The folks that seek silence know that high firing...

Let me see if I can be clearer. - It is not legal as one cannot have any pieces outside of the suppressor as each and every piece is a suppressor unto themselves. No swapping out of anything. A small exception is made for those that run old cans with a single wiper on the end cap. That...

I've been around lumber more than most, this is great news. If they want to call it a 2X4 it can be 2X4. There are very few industries left that get away with this very straightforward misrepresentation. Long overdue and most welcome. Never found myself feeling good about anything CA, but this...

That you may not have legally. That idea of having a screw on monocore hanging off your barrel that would act as a muzzle brake? Or excessive pressure and worrying about it affecting ballistics? Interesting...

Short answer is not "yes" for civilians. Swapping an endcap will do very little if excellent suppression is your goal.

BBTI - Ballistics by the Inch :: .22 Results <---click Mark IIIs has a real suppression disadvantage, a sloppy chamber that creates ejection pop much louder than either the Mark I or II. If your rig has a 4" barrel and the .22s you are shooting are on the chart above and at subsonic...

Thanks for posting the link. You have asked us to take a look and I have. It is always nice to see new folks come into the suppressor business and nice to see someone do it with the intent to build quality cans. Opinion follows. There is no doubt that the envelopes are nicely finished and that...

I thought that might be the case. You are done with Sionics designs now. They would serve you poorly as MUCH better alternatives are available. Sionic cans with a single exception will not cycle on a 1911. And the exception beats it out of the frame. The next question you ask yourself is "how...

Every single person minus one. Look this only really matters if you want great hearing. If you want to have other than that hearing later on in life, have at it. 35 years of suppression and still got the 4000-7000Hz intact. Nothing "random" about an audiogram. I hear that all the time...