Suppressors Reviews: SAS REAPER TITANIUM?
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Very light, compact feel even on a long barrel.
Gives up a bit of noise reduction to a 9" can, but the trade off in size and weight is well worth it.
Accuracy is excellent, rifle shoots the same with or w/o can.
The tapered attachment break has proven to be repeatable. Her rifles retains zero when the can is removed and re-installed.
If you are looking for a smaller can, the reaper has proven to be a great choice.
Deal directly with Miles High!
Very light, compact feel even on a long barrel.
Gives up a bit of noise reduction to a 9" can, but the trade off in size and weight is well worth it.
Accuracy is excellent, rifle shoots the same with or w/o can.
The tapered attachment break has proven to be repeatable. Her rifles retains zero when the can is removed and re-installed.
If you are looking for a smaller can, the reaper has proven to be a great choice.
Deal directly with Miles High!
I concur with MTETM. I have both a Reaper and an Arbiter. While the Arbiter is quieter I still take the Reaper with me 9 out if 10 times. Light and short, still plenty quiet. Love it.
My experience with the TOMB mount has been excellent. Mimimal, repeatable shift. Now that the Resistor is out you may want to look at it. Fits right between Reaper and Arbiter at 8", SAS claims 0.5db difference in sound between it and the 9" Arbiter whereas they claim 3 db between Reaper and Arbiter.
Summary: SAS cans are good to go.
My experience with the TOMB mount has been excellent. Mimimal, repeatable shift. Now that the Resistor is out you may want to look at it. Fits right between Reaper and Arbiter at 8", SAS claims 0.5db difference in sound between it and the 9" Arbiter whereas they claim 3 db between Reaper and Arbiter.
Summary: SAS cans are good to go.
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