Guys I cant find any info from my laptop. Anyone know if I can shoot .22 magnum or hornet through the pilot?
Suppressors AAC pilot question
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Re: AAC pilot question
According to the info on the silencerresearch .22lr shootout review, the Pilot is NOT rated for magnums. It is an aluminum can w/ a steel blast baffle, but I think the aluminum is holding it back from a multi-caliber rating.
Regards,
Nate
According to the info on the silencerresearch .22lr shootout review, the Pilot is NOT rated for magnums. It is an aluminum can w/ a steel blast baffle, but I think the aluminum is holding it back from a multi-caliber rating.
Regards,
Nate
Re: AAC pilot question
Dear Ben,
Attempting to suppress the calibers you listed would result in unsatisfactory results. You will still encounter a sonic crack associated with projectiles that exceed the speed of sound.
The excessive heat and pressure generated by the larger case volume will more than likely melt the first baffle.
The PILOT is perfect for the Pac lite and .22lr rifle you have.
Dear Ben,
Attempting to suppress the calibers you listed would result in unsatisfactory results. You will still encounter a sonic crack associated with projectiles that exceed the speed of sound.
The excessive heat and pressure generated by the larger case volume will more than likely melt the first baffle.
The PILOT is perfect for the Pac lite and .22lr rifle you have.
Re: AAC pilot question
Hooper thanks for the input. I only ask becuase I was at an estate sale in dadeville. Most of the weapons were in 22 magnum and hornet. They were great prices, andI just wondered if I could use my suppressor on any of them. I passed on them anyway.
thanks
Hooper thanks for the input. I only ask becuase I was at an estate sale in dadeville. Most of the weapons were in 22 magnum and hornet. They were great prices, andI just wondered if I could use my suppressor on any of them. I passed on them anyway.
thanks
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