Here is an impression of the AAC Titan QD suppressor on a sub-caliber 308 rifle. Along with shooting the Titan QD, I also incorporated the following suppressors--Liberty Victory, AAC 762-SDN-6, and AAC MK13-SD.
I plan to do this test again with another sub-caliber (6.5 Creedmoor) and the caliber it was designed for, 338 Lapua. I might also try to incorporate a 338 Norma too.
I am not affiliated with any company.
This rifle platform was an out of the box unmodified Savage rifle.
A total of 25 rounds were expended on 5 targets. For the AAC Titan QD, it was the updated version--without the plug welds. No discernible difference between the previous version except with the visible appearance of the plug welds.
I'll let the pictures speak for themselves.
100yds
87 F
29.96
Wind: 3-5 o’clock @ 3-5 knots
Elevation: 37’
Point of Aim: Center 'X'
Savage 10 .308 20” carbine, factory threaded. 175 SMK Match. 100% stock rifle with Leupold 6-18 VX-II.
Sound suppression: Satisfactory. I either would say ‘satisfactory’ or ‘unsatisfactory’. Since I do not have sound equipment, I do not think ranking it among the other suppressors I have shot, demoed, or tested is fair.
NOTE: These suppressors were available on this day and hope people would be interested. As for other suppressors to shoot, I am trying to get access to a Thunderbeast 30P-1 and 338 BA soon.
Overall: All were 5 shot groups. Where I marked a “1” next to the hole---that was my first round for that group.
First picture: Unsuppressed. 5 shot group.
Second picture: AAC Titan QD. 5 shot group.
Third picture: Liberty Victory. 5 shot group.
Fourth picture: AAC 762-SDN-6. 5 shot group.
Fifth picture: AAC MK13-SD. 5 shot group.
I plan to do this test again with another sub-caliber (6.5 Creedmoor) and the caliber it was designed for, 338 Lapua. I might also try to incorporate a 338 Norma too.
I am not affiliated with any company.
This rifle platform was an out of the box unmodified Savage rifle.
A total of 25 rounds were expended on 5 targets. For the AAC Titan QD, it was the updated version--without the plug welds. No discernible difference between the previous version except with the visible appearance of the plug welds.
I'll let the pictures speak for themselves.
100yds
87 F
29.96
Wind: 3-5 o’clock @ 3-5 knots
Elevation: 37’
Point of Aim: Center 'X'
Savage 10 .308 20” carbine, factory threaded. 175 SMK Match. 100% stock rifle with Leupold 6-18 VX-II.
Sound suppression: Satisfactory. I either would say ‘satisfactory’ or ‘unsatisfactory’. Since I do not have sound equipment, I do not think ranking it among the other suppressors I have shot, demoed, or tested is fair.
NOTE: These suppressors were available on this day and hope people would be interested. As for other suppressors to shoot, I am trying to get access to a Thunderbeast 30P-1 and 338 BA soon.
Overall: All were 5 shot groups. Where I marked a “1” next to the hole---that was my first round for that group.
First picture: Unsuppressed. 5 shot group.
Second picture: AAC Titan QD. 5 shot group.
Third picture: Liberty Victory. 5 shot group.
Fourth picture: AAC 762-SDN-6. 5 shot group.
Fifth picture: AAC MK13-SD. 5 shot group.
