Suppressors AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

[fastford]

is it normal for aac suppressors to have some jagged looking edges on the baffles, when you look down it?

Reason I ask is i have one i have never used and it has some jagged edges on one side and only some of my others i have used do?

anybody have some baffle strike pics?




UPDATE: tried it yesterday and it worked GREAT! 0 shift, i think its good!! LOL

 

[fastford]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

kinda a bitch to get the right angle!

 

[Captain Moroni]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

That simmilar to what mine looks like. I am having a hell of a time getting in touch with AAC.

 

[fastford]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

when you look down the suppressor the holes are not perfectly round, almost a hexagonal shape, with that strange spot all the way down.

 

[Captain Moroni]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike

That simmilar to what mine looks like. I am having a hell of a time getting in touch with AAC.

now how the hell did I get two posts???

 

[fastford]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

i think its normal...


http://www.silencertalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=49110

 

[300WSM]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

each baffle hole has a weird cut in it. so it might be normal

 

[Conqueror]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

If your baffles look like the pictured ones, it is normal. Half of the tip of each cone is cut off, which creates an angled region for gas flow and shifts more propellant gas out of the boreline. KAC uses a similar arrangement on some of their baffles.

 

[slimguns]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

No offense to anybody here, but I thought this was common suppressor knowledge by now. I think every can I have (3-4 different manufactures) has those gas cuts in them. Even my tac-65 .22 can. I guess thats what I get for assuming it's "common knowledge".

 

[sawhornsoff]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

My new, unfired M4-2000 has some similar baffle marks.

I sent back another M4-2000 for other issues that also had those baffle marks. I always thought they were baffle strikes until I got my new one.

My 7.62 SD and my Titan do not show those jagged edges.

 

[TOPO-sniper]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

I looked at my cyclone tonight, no jagged places on my baffles... (looking from the thread end)

 

[skinney_7]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

got a cyclone comming... i will check it.

 

[RollingThunder51]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

..

Look, this looks like a very early stack.

It also looks like a baffle strike to me.

If this is how these are being made, I would be surprised. First off no one would want a tool that cut the holes that roughly and, if by chance that is the design, one would not set them in a row because of the cumulative effects of the gas flow.

I'm going with a hard strike.


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[Conqueror]

Re: AAC Baffle Question anybody have baffle strike pic

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: TOPO-sniper</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I looked at my cyclone tonight, no jagged places on my baffles... (looking from the thread end) </div></div>
The Cyclone does not have these cuts, because it is intended for a precision rifle, and the angled gas flow through those cuts can cause your groups to open up a bit.