Liberty has some of their cans discounted pretty heavily. I can't vouche for their CF rifle cans but I can say they make some of the best .22LR cans on the market. They have the Essence for $450, usually is $685 (I paid around $600 a couple years ago IIRC). The Essence is a monocore, all titanium, it's one of the lightest and best performing cans made. You can have them upgrade it with the Regulator core if you wish (the Regulator is cheaper than the Essence, weighs a tiny bit more but is even more quiet than the Essence with virtually no FRP; with water the only sound is the action). Personally I prefer the Regulator and may have my Essence upgraded with the new core, but as the Essence is one of the lightest cans in it's class it has something else to bring to the table. Oh, and they are also rated for FN5.7mm. The Essence if by far my most used can and it disappears weight-wise on the end of a Walther PPK/S.
These are great deal if you want a super light .22 can that works well --when the Essence came out it was the best on the market by the numbers. The Regulator weighs around 1-1.5oz's more but IMO it's worth it. Regulator also costs less but isn't on sale.
They had the Pinnacle on sale too but they are already sold out. For an integral 10-22 setup, it's hard to go wrong with the Pinnacle. Liberty just makes great .22 shit and are their monocore designs are really coming along and they are so, so much easier to clean and work on..
These are great deal if you want a super light .22 can that works well --when the Essence came out it was the best on the market by the numbers. The Regulator weighs around 1-1.5oz's more but IMO it's worth it. Regulator also costs less but isn't on sale.
They had the Pinnacle on sale too but they are already sold out. For an integral 10-22 setup, it's hard to go wrong with the Pinnacle. Liberty just makes great .22 shit and are their monocore designs are really coming along and they are so, so much easier to clean and work on..
