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I just messaged them last month regarding plans for a 338 can and they replied that they plan to release in 2020. No info given beyond that.

338 Ultra fits the bill. Also keep an eye out for Dead Air's 338 can . I suspect it will be released at Shot.

Had a great experience with PR Infrared when buying my Flir 536.

Form 4 Trust - 1RP Pending - 11/15/18 Approved - 10/10/19 Now waiting on stamp to show up.

I don't think I remember seeing any SS Trusts coming back with the 60-90day approvals that have been coming through lately starting with July 2019 submissions. I have seen a post that said they anticipate the SS single shot trusts to process like individual applications though going forward with...

I went pending 11/13 (330 days) on a trust. I have an inquiry in with my Congressman who is pro-gun. Haven't heard anything back yet but I'm guessing the ATF will send them some form letter with no real information. Have heard a few success stories so fingers crossed.

I don’t think you can go wrong with the Nomad. Great company backing it as well! Very important with NFA items.

Great data. Thanks for putting this together!

TBAC is great. Also take a look at Dead Air Nomad or Sandman Ti.

Looks to me like ATF just got a better deal on their lockbox service with US Bank vs Bank of America. I would love to think it will improve something but I'm doubtful!

Nomad for sure. For AR use, the Nomad will have substantially less backpressure which will make it less harsh at the ejection port. I have never read a single report where a Dead Air can caused any accuracy issues, and I can attest to the accuracy achieved with my Sandman Ti.

I have been running a Dead Air Sandman Ti for about 2 years now and haven't regretted going direct thread. I switch it back and forth between 4 rifles and I love the repeatability of the system (also not having to buy specific muzzle devices for each host). If I was buying now I would probably...

Can’t go wrong with either but having both, my preference is the Surgeon. I prefer it’s bolt lift over Defiance. The Defiance is tighter clearanced as mentioned but once coating wore in its super slick.

Here is my latest build. Jon Beanland Sentinel in 6.5x47. Surgeon 591 26” Hawk Hill MTU 1:8 KMW Sentinel Jewell Trigger Nightforce NXS 5.5-22 Dead Air Sandman Ti Target shown was 825 yards and measured 1.5”.

I have 168 rounds on this barrel. I did have to retune my load around the 100-120 mark to get it back to shooting in the .1s and .2s again. Its a Jon Beanland build with a .170 throat.

Anywhere from 36.2-37.2 groups well in my 26” Hawk Hill but is best at 37.0-37.2 jumping .010. Speed around 2770 based on drop.

I run a Sandman TI (same baffle stack as L) on my precision rifles with great results. Definitely did not hurt accuracy! They are great cans.

Check with Neil Jones - he shipped mine out within a day or two of speaking with him. Great quality guide.

41.2g H4350 with 105g Hornady has been shooting great in my GAP10.

How does firing a round help in determining bushing size? Bushing size would be dependent on the loaded diameter of brass/bullet combo and subtracting desired tension.