We've been running a group buy offering silencers below retail or with free $125-$155 mount included, and with included $200 NFA tax for pre-orders, and we also allow SH members to take 5% off all that, but forward progress has been a little slow.
I didn't want to post our sound test video, because the prototype did not have the outer profile ground or the moly coating applied (it was one of 11 prototypes tested) We really weren't concerned with anything but how the different baffle systems were performing.
I think posting it will help people to understand that the suppressor performance and features exceed its price point.
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If you are interested in information, clicking the banner in my sig line will take you to the group buy thread.
We filmed the video in late February 2011. The bore on that suppressor is .305 at the front cap. The production units will be .005 tighter at the front cap, which is larger than the bore of several competing units that are longer. <IE have potential for greater run out.
The suppressor was more comfortable at the ear than my experience of KAC's M4-QD- no ringing. The 134.8DB average is about 7DB more quiet than a .22lr with a 16" barrel. The camera is in front of the muzzle slightly and about 1.4 meters away, so you're hearing the worst of it. We metered an H&R break action .22lr unsuppressed at 142DB the same morning.
I didn't want to post our sound test video, because the prototype did not have the outer profile ground or the moly coating applied (it was one of 11 prototypes tested) We really weren't concerned with anything but how the different baffle systems were performing.
I think posting it will help people to understand that the suppressor performance and features exceed its price point.
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If you are interested in information, clicking the banner in my sig line will take you to the group buy thread.
We filmed the video in late February 2011. The bore on that suppressor is .305 at the front cap. The production units will be .005 tighter at the front cap, which is larger than the bore of several competing units that are longer. <IE have potential for greater run out.
The suppressor was more comfortable at the ear than my experience of KAC's M4-QD- no ringing. The 134.8DB average is about 7DB more quiet than a .22lr with a 16" barrel. The camera is in front of the muzzle slightly and about 1.4 meters away, so you're hearing the worst of it. We metered an H&R break action .22lr unsuppressed at 142DB the same morning.
