Does anyone have any experince with this supressor or is it a flash supressor?
http://www.adcofirearms.com/itemdetails_.cfm?inventorynumber=3823
http://www.adcofirearms.com/itemdetails_.cfm?inventorynumber=3823
Suppressors OPS Inc M4-S
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Its more of a CQB Diplomat thing and soppose to work wandering on the 7.5 and 10.5 inch barrels without making them uber heavy.
Its more of a CQB Diplomat thing and soppose to work wandering on the 7.5 and 10.5 inch barrels without making them uber heavy.
Re: OPS Inc M4-S
It says it's a suppressor, but at $215, it's pretty competitively priced
It says it's a suppressor, but at $215, it's pretty competitively priced
Re: OPS Inc M4-S
As with everything OPS inc, factor in another $100 for barrel work and mount
As with everything OPS inc, factor in another $100 for barrel work and mount
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But taming that Diplomat barrel recoil, this could have a ultra advantage and sound reduction. I'm just worried about the cycling rate on the full auto.
Anyone have any of these on an SBR?
But taming that Diplomat barrel recoil, this could have a ultra advantage and sound reduction. I'm just worried about the cycling rate on the full auto.
Anyone have any of these on an SBR?
Re: OPS Inc M4-S
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: general_purpose</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It says it's a suppressor, but at $215, it's pretty competitively priced </div></div>
Yes, ... but be aware that you need to add another <span style="font-weight: bold">$200</span> for that super-neato BATF tax stamp and, as Bachelor Jack noted, there's another <span style="font-weight: bold">$100</span> or so for barrel mounting/profiling/collaring and/or threading work.
I've got OPS's 3rd model suppressor (<span style="font-style: italic">love</span> it - great can) for my .30cals, but there's more cumulative cost involved than just what you're paying for the can itself.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: general_purpose</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It says it's a suppressor, but at $215, it's pretty competitively priced </div></div>
Yes, ... but be aware that you need to add another <span style="font-weight: bold">$200</span> for that super-neato BATF tax stamp and, as Bachelor Jack noted, there's another <span style="font-weight: bold">$100</span> or so for barrel mounting/profiling/collaring and/or threading work.
I've got OPS's 3rd model suppressor (<span style="font-style: italic">love</span> it - great can) for my .30cals, but there's more cumulative cost involved than just what you're paying for the can itself.
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Also, when you consider that it's only gonna trim 10-15dB of muzzle blast (ie, still nowhere near hearing safe) I consider the M4S to be a very "niche-oriented" product. If you routinely kick down doors and clear houses with an SBR and need a silencer with absolute minimum size and weight, with noise reduction as a distant concern, it makes sense. Otherwise I think it would be tough to justify a transfer tax for an extremely loud silencer.
Also, when you consider that it's only gonna trim 10-15dB of muzzle blast (ie, still nowhere near hearing safe) I consider the M4S to be a very "niche-oriented" product. If you routinely kick down doors and clear houses with an SBR and need a silencer with absolute minimum size and weight, with noise reduction as a distant concern, it makes sense. Otherwise I think it would be tough to justify a transfer tax for an extremely loud silencer.
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I think its based sort of on the same idea as the flaming pig or whatever Noveske calls their little can thing , not realy to "silence" the thing but to bring the blast to a half ass tolerable level and bring the blast over pressure to that of a longer barreled weapon. I know that their is a big differance when shooting in a room with a 16" barreled AR and a 10.5" one other than the size , the noise realy isin't that big of a concern as the concusion is.
I have a buddy that uses a M1A Socom II as his patrole/entry weapon and that 16" barrel from a 308 in a 12x12 room will rock your ass bad even with plugs and muffs , way more than a 10.5" AR and the 10.5" AR's is very noticable
I think its based sort of on the same idea as the flaming pig or whatever Noveske calls their little can thing , not realy to "silence" the thing but to bring the blast to a half ass tolerable level and bring the blast over pressure to that of a longer barreled weapon. I know that their is a big differance when shooting in a room with a 16" barreled AR and a 10.5" one other than the size , the noise realy isin't that big of a concern as the concusion is.
I have a buddy that uses a M1A Socom II as his patrole/entry weapon and that 16" barrel from a 308 in a 12x12 room will rock your ass bad even with plugs and muffs , way more than a 10.5" AR and the 10.5" AR's is very noticable
Re: OPS Inc M4-S
yep it is a suppressor.
yep it is a suppressor.
