Theis - critical logistics question. Do you have the capability to make an airstrip at the main Hoplite facility?
Hi,
There is one exactly 4.13 miles away but it can only handle smaller side aircraft.
We can take helo on-site, lol.
Sincerely,
Theis
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Theis - critical logistics question. Do you have the capability to make an airstrip at the main Hoplite facility?
Glad to see all is still moving forward Theis!
Later, Frank
Bartlein Barrels
dying to see some of your LHGT on these rifles.
Hi,
@gnochi
What size runway are you needing lol?
Luckily for our International .gov clients we are just about 2 hours from the Stennis Airport that most of them fly into the USA at anyways due to the amount of USA .gov agencies, .mil entities and various big MIC offices.
@Frank Green
AWESOME!!!!!
Sincerely,
Theis
I was pulling for Birdsong all along. Stuff seems badass.
Hi,
I like the Birdsong coating too and honestly 1 of the primary reasons I wanted to give the other metal treatment on the bolt assembly and breech cylinder a try was that it is indeed a metal treatment and not a coating.
It was to add zero dimensional changes to the bolt assembly and breech cylinder as to with the Birdsong I now have to have 2 different set of coating drawings made with specified clearances.
One for Birdsong black
One for Birdsong colors
Since the colors are 2x the thickness as the Birdsong black.
Sincerely,
Theis
Looks like anything above ~1200ft should be fine given assumed weather conditions in anything short of a hurricane for the planes I’m looking at =D
...how important are the color options? I think that alone probably justifies keeping everything either “black” or “other” for the first couple years.
So is the birdsong black or dark green.
I still get the names messed up
Grey might look really sharp on that kind of a system, especially with the Copperhead bol
you mean super navy seal sniper grey
I still want a gen 1. I liked it a lot at shot show.
Good news is I have 9 boxes of that on one of my ammo storage shelves.
Good news is I have 9 boxes of that on one of my ammo storage shelves.
Bad news is I started with 10 boxes 9 months ago.
Damnit
Smells like Pala.....Hi,
OK, roll call for San Diego California area readers/participates of this thread.....
Smells like Pala.....
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We ran a class there 2 years ago. Very nice facility, pretty country and excellent hosts.Never been to that range...anyone have some experience or knowledge about it.
That’s common knowledgeDidn’t know you were a DJ as well. Lol
This is the type of design features that will make a great product become “Cream of the Crop”.Hi,
So brief update on a few of the things that are going to make the production units better than our testing units....
Hardware compatibility in as many places as possible with the least amount of not only head sizes but the actual lengths.
Not very often we see the same length action screws and definitely not very often we see those same screws designed into the chassis hinges
Sincerely,
Theis
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Didn’t know you were a DJ as well. Lol
This is the type of design features that will make a great product become “Cream of the Crop”.
Heyyyyyy
That little VCU definitely doesn’t have our strongest spindle.Hi,
LOLOLOL I just did not like the load meter readings on the Mazak when boring that deep hole in the receiver body since all cutting is done after heat treatment.
The tolerances and finish we have on that hole are the backbone of the entire actions features.
Sincerely,
Theis
From the sound of things, the shipment TO coating was already hijacked...No more machine talk...
if I don’t get one by spring time when the weather warms up (in NY) I’m going to hijack the next shipment to coating.
No more machine talk...
if I don’t get one by spring time when the weather warms up (in NY) I’m going to hijack the next shipment to coating.
Nice! can wait to see you thereHi,
That it does!!
Going out for meet & greet disguised as a photoshoot for new website/marketing pictures.
Just happens to line up with the SD crews Border Wars match.
We will be getting in a couple days ahead of time and will probably be enjoying some recreational range time the 22nd and 23rd.
Sincerely,
Theis
Suppressor barrel length and cartridge limitations are based on the pressure at the muzzle already. Chamber pressure that’s higher by the amount Theis is looking at will almost certainly require stronger suppressors, since turning a suppressor into a balloon is a best case failure.When the high pressure cartridges are used will they require stronger/different spec suppressors or will normal suppressors work due to the muzzle having less pressure than the chamber?
20” bbl or longer on 308, don’t see the high pressure rd equaling a 300NM rd from 26” bbl, muzzle pressure or gas volume standpoint.I wonder if a suppressor for a 300 Norma would be adequate for a high pressure 308 (just examples)
Debating weather the first baffle will take too much of a beating because of the higher initial pressure
Or
Will the increased internal volume be adequate to absorb the increased energy
TBAC & listen sounds about right.That’s what I was thinking off the bat.
Was going to pull out some expansion formulas tomorrow if I had a chance...or
just ask TBAC and listen
I might know a thing or two about it. What would you like to know?Never been to that range...anyone have some experience or knowledge about it.