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@Crang Have you taken the baffle stack apart and made sure it is in alignment? Something isn't right. If you need help email me at [email protected]

If you are not in a huge hurry we are releasing a SOCOM 300 BO can. It is absolutely the quietest 300 BO can. I can't give specs yet but lets say it isn't much higher in dB levels than a .22 LR suppressed.

The SF Ryder 22-S drawings are at our CNC turning center. We expect them to start programing the machines any day and once I have parts in we will be doing the release along with releasing the specs.

I will make that a point for our catalogs and web we are redoing. Thanks for the input and suggestions.

We have always built our center fire cans based off military input and their criteria of the weapon and ammo. All of the build up/testing proto types is based off a priority list that was given to us and designing a suppressor that has a good balance of all the traits that make a great...

The SOCOM68 was ok with 6.5 Cred but the SOCOM762-RC was a lot better. We have not done formal sound testing on it at this time. All of us running suppressed at the comps running .260 or 6.5 are running the 762-RC.

If you don't have any luck you can order directly from us.

Hey Masked I am glad you love the 762-RC. It is my favorite suppressor we make. pinkhair the SOCOM762-RC adds 5.6" to the weapon.

No my friend you are just fine. Shoot the 300 winny all you want. Send some pics of it in when you can and let us know how it went.

No a stainless steel baffle SF Ryder.

We have not tested 17 HMR on it. We are going to going to testing a stainless version with it pretty soon.

Cleaning the Ryder is pretty easy. I have been using MPro7 and a brush. It has type III anodizing so it will hold up. Only took me about 30 or so to clean one up after 4K rounds to see if it could still be taken apart. We did AL because we wanted a super light 22 suppressor. 3.1oz.

Mark at Silencer Shop got the video kicked out when I was in Austin and we hit the range. Plus at the end Mark shows a nice peek at a 300 BO suppressor. http://www.silencershop.com/video/surefire-ryder-overview-performance-test/ Garin Lee Surefire Suppressor Division

hey db_17_75. While the SR25 does have a 3/4-24 thread it is a different profile. It has a front thread relief and a recessed thread relief in the rear. It will not work on a standard 3/4-24 thread. We do not have a adapter that fits a standard 3/4-24 because the wall thickness toward the front...

We don't have a barrel length on it. Have not ran into any issues yet on really short 7.62 caliber barrels. Had guys running a 16" 300 WM just fine.

That is correct. It is used on the Mk13 and can handle 300 RUM.

Hey diderr, Shoot me a e-mail at [email protected] and I will send a barrel matrix back that your smith can use to double check.

We have never had a recall on adapters. I have no idea where that story every got started. There are more QC checks on the adapters than I could even begin to go into. As far as the carbon build up on the crown causing accuracy issues that has never came up as far as I know. I could see a carbon...

Just be sure to flip the chamfered spacer so the chamfer faces the muzzle.

texas_vet00 if you can't find a shop to check the alignment just let us know. I can have you send the uppers in and I can QC the barrel threads and reinstall the adapters. It is at no charge for us to do that.