Hello all, I have a couple quick questions about a suppressor that I am purchasing. I have done a search on this, but couldn't really find the answers that I was looking for. I am going to buy a ACC for my 24" savage 308. My question is, what is the best set up for my gun. Have the barrel threaded, or look to have the barrel threaded and then put some type of break, or quick attach for it? This will be my first suppressor other than military use and want to get the most out of it. Thanks for the input.
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AAC makes a thread-mount .30-cal suppressor called the Cyclone and a "fast-attach" product called the 762-SD. They also have shorter versions of both products (the Cyclone-K and 762-SDN).
So, which are you getting? Have you already purchased one? Or is that what you are asking, which to get?
I guess I don't understand your question. If you got the 762-SD, you need to pick a mount type and have that mount installed on your host weapon(s). AAC makes a brake and a flash suppressor. If you got the Cyclone, get your hosts threaded and either get a thread protector or use some other device, like a brake, when the suppressor is not attached to the host.
If you are putting this on a precision weapon, I strongly advise you get the Cyclone.
AAC makes a thread-mount .30-cal suppressor called the Cyclone and a "fast-attach" product called the 762-SD. They also have shorter versions of both products (the Cyclone-K and 762-SDN).
So, which are you getting? Have you already purchased one? Or is that what you are asking, which to get?
I guess I don't understand your question. If you got the 762-SD, you need to pick a mount type and have that mount installed on your host weapon(s). AAC makes a brake and a flash suppressor. If you got the Cyclone, get your hosts threaded and either get a thread protector or use some other device, like a brake, when the suppressor is not attached to the host.
If you are putting this on a precision weapon, I strongly advise you get the Cyclone.
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I think you just answered my question, this is going on a precision weapon, "my FN bolt gun". I do not want to sacrifice any accuracy, is this possible? I wish that the 762-SD was as accurate, I like the quick attach, but like I said in no way am I willing to sacrifice accuracy.
Thanks for the input.
I think you just answered my question, this is going on a precision weapon, "my FN bolt gun". I do not want to sacrifice any accuracy, is this possible? I wish that the 762-SD was as accurate, I like the quick attach, but like I said in no way am I willing to sacrifice accuracy.
Thanks for the input.
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Even AAC will tell you the 762-SD is not the best choice for a precision rig. The Cyclone is the better choice if staying in the AAC product line.
Even AAC will tell you the 762-SD is not the best choice for a precision rig. The Cyclone is the better choice if staying in the AAC product line.
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My vote goes to TBAC 30P-1. I have one on my Savage .308 and on my Savage .338LM and their great. In fact I'm buying another 30P-1 this evening for my new custom .260, That's how confident I am about their accuracy and noise reduction.
My vote goes to TBAC 30P-1. I have one on my Savage .308 and on my Savage .338LM and their great. In fact I'm buying another 30P-1 this evening for my new custom .260, That's how confident I am about their accuracy and noise reduction.
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exactly how bad is the 7.62 SD? I bought one today, if it's horrible I might try to un-buy it and wait until they get a cyclone. I haven't sent the forms yet.
exactly how bad is the 7.62 SD? I bought one today, if it's horrible I might try to un-buy it and wait until they get a cyclone. I haven't sent the forms yet.
