Suppressors HK Mark 23 and KAC Suppressor Accident

[krecon1]

Short video that shows what happens when a suppressor isn't properly secured before shooting. Back story is the barrel's threads had a burr and while the suppressor felt it was fully engaged and secure it was actually binding against the burr. No damage to either unit - once the burr was taken care of the everything was checked, reattached, and was good to go.

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[o0synge0o]

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[krecon1]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: o0synge0o</div><div class="ubbcode-body">"This is a private video. If you have been sent this video, please make sure you accept the sender's friend request." </div></div>

Sorry about that - fixed.

 

[SNIPERS4DUMMIES]

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that's the best luck in worst case scenario...lucky ducky

 

[o0synge0o]

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No kidding, lucky break.

 

[RollingThunder51]

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Then there were those pesky threads as the can tore across whatever threading WAS done prior to launch.

Think about it......


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[black_ump]

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hmm..... hahahahahahahahaha that was amazing.....

i have a uspt and an aac evo45 i never use a thread protector and have no burr's or any thing to impair my suppressor from mounting, not only that but when the aac threads onto the barrel it has an o-ring that "locks" the suppressor into place, it mainly just keeps it from unthreading during shooting.

once I feel it "lock" i unlock it and then relock it just to be sure.

that video is funny hahaha

i think this guy was in a hurry to play gi-joe for the camera

 

[krecon1]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: black_ump</div><div class="ubbcode-body">hmm..... hahahahahahahahaha that was amazing.....

i have a uspt and an aac evo45 i never use a thread protector and have no burr's or any thing to impair my suppressor from mounting, not only that but when the aac threads onto the barrel it has an o-ring that "locks" the suppressor into place, it mainly just keeps it from unthreading during shooting.

once I feel it "lock" i unlock it and then relock it just to be sure.

that video is funny hahaha

i think this guy was in a hurry to play gi-joe for the camera </div></div>

This was an HK demo unit with lots of use - and well worn threads that were a little messed up. The can threaded on, locked up, and was aligned. I had every indication that it was secure. And for th gi-joe outfit...this was at the end of a two week course, didn't think a pair of bdu pants and a fruit of the loom t-shirt were gi-joeish.

 

[SurgeonPredator]

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The t-shirt gave you away GI Joe

Glad nothing serious happend. Could've been worse. But the Brick is a sturdy handgun, good to see it can take a beating and still shoot as usual.

 

[black_ump]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SurgeonPredator</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The t-shirt gave you away GI Joe

Glad nothing serious happend. Could've been worse. But the Brick is a sturdy handgun, good to see it can take a beating and still shoot as usual. </div></div>


lol ya it was the shirt for sure...... was a silly joke... and it was an hk thats pretty typical of them to take a beating and keep on ticking

i have been seriously thinking of selling my uspt for the socom

 

[Witch_Doctor]

Re: HK Mark 23 and KAC Suppressor Accident

As my Pappy used to say,"Sun shines on a dog's ass every once in a while!" Or better lucky than good.