Looking for input on Suppressor for a LMT MWS. I'm setting one up as a demo for sniper week in March. Any in put would be help full.
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Re: Suppressor's for LMT MWS
You say you are setting it up as a demo.
Does that mean that you are wanting it to just look good, or are you looking to the best sound reduction, accuracy, POI shift, and balance?
If looks is the primary goal, the usual suspects with proprietary mounts are the way to go.
Surefire FA762SS
AAC SCAR-H SD
Gemtech Sandstorm
KAC MK11 MOD0 Suppressor
If optimum performance as a precision fire platform is the desired result, then a single point thread on can is the way to go.
TBAC 30P-1
Shark
SRT Shadow TI
AWC ThunderTrap TI™
I realize my answer to your questions is vague, but the selection of a suppressor is a very subjective thing and is relative to your needs.
You say you are setting it up as a demo.
Does that mean that you are wanting it to just look good, or are you looking to the best sound reduction, accuracy, POI shift, and balance?
If looks is the primary goal, the usual suspects with proprietary mounts are the way to go.
Surefire FA762SS
AAC SCAR-H SD
Gemtech Sandstorm
KAC MK11 MOD0 Suppressor
If optimum performance as a precision fire platform is the desired result, then a single point thread on can is the way to go.
TBAC 30P-1
Shark
SRT Shadow TI
AWC ThunderTrap TI™
I realize my answer to your questions is vague, but the selection of a suppressor is a very subjective thing and is relative to your needs.
Re: Suppressor's for LMT MWS
The Surefire 762SS wont work with out reprofiling the barrel.
The 762K will work fine with out any modifications. The Brittish are using the 762K on their L129A1s.
The Surefire 762SS wont work with out reprofiling the barrel.
The 762K will work fine with out any modifications. The Brittish are using the 762K on their L129A1s.
Re: Suppressor's for LMT MWS
Same would hold true for the AAC SCAR as it too will need the barrel turned down for the adapter.
Same would hold true for the AAC SCAR as it too will need the barrel turned down for the adapter.
Re: Suppressor's for LMT MWS
I would be surprised if you could even get a silencer into inventory by March.
I would be surprised if you could even get a silencer into inventory by March.
Re: Suppressor's for LMT MWS
Sounds like this guy is either a dealer or Hollywood type.
Either way, getting one would be alot easier that it is for the average buyer.
Thanks for the correction on the AAC & Surefire.
I was under the impression that they used a longer mount like the miter and the can came back over it.
Sounds like this guy is either a dealer or Hollywood type.
Either way, getting one would be alot easier that it is for the average buyer.
Thanks for the correction on the AAC & Surefire.
I was under the impression that they used a longer mount like the miter and the can came back over it.
Re: Suppressor's for LMT MWS
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rangerwalker71</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Looking for input on Suppressor for a LMT MWS. I'm setting one up as a demo for sniper week in March. Any in put would be help full. </div></div> Thanks for the input. I am a dealer, and I setting this up for LE applications. Sniper, counter sniper operations. LMT is using the Surefire can, very spendy. I was looking more toward AAC, they have a new Model coming out after the shoot Show. For the Hollywood comment, I cut my teeth as young man in 3rd bat. 75th ranger reg.
Thunder Beast make a great product, but not rated for FA. That is not the purpose for this weapon. If the Zombia's come over the hill I would like to have the capability to put them down. My bolt gun has the 30 cal titanium. Fabulous, I talked to Ray and said 20-30 rounds is all that he would suggest to fire rapidly thru it in a very short time.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rangerwalker71</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Looking for input on Suppressor for a LMT MWS. I'm setting one up as a demo for sniper week in March. Any in put would be help full. </div></div> Thanks for the input. I am a dealer, and I setting this up for LE applications. Sniper, counter sniper operations. LMT is using the Surefire can, very spendy. I was looking more toward AAC, they have a new Model coming out after the shoot Show. For the Hollywood comment, I cut my teeth as young man in 3rd bat. 75th ranger reg.
Thunder Beast make a great product, but not rated for FA. That is not the purpose for this weapon. If the Zombia's come over the hill I would like to have the capability to put them down. My bolt gun has the 30 cal titanium. Fabulous, I talked to Ray and said 20-30 rounds is all that he would suggest to fire rapidly thru it in a very short time.
Re: Suppressor's for LMT MWS
If you are not used to dealing with AAC, I just received this last week the order of products they displayed at last year's shot show.
If you ordered a product from a dealer who has AAC silencer in stock that will work you might have it in time for your March demo.
I deal with AAC because I like their product, my customers deal with me because they want AAC quality and willing to wait.
With Remington purchase of AAC last year, they are saying delays and inventory stock levels are going to improve. Time will tell.
If you are not used to dealing with AAC, I just received this last week the order of products they displayed at last year's shot show.
If you ordered a product from a dealer who has AAC silencer in stock that will work you might have it in time for your March demo.
I deal with AAC because I like their product, my customers deal with me because they want AAC quality and willing to wait.
With Remington purchase of AAC last year, they are saying delays and inventory stock levels are going to improve. Time will tell.
Re: Suppressor's for LMT MWS
Are you referring to the AAC 762-SDN-6?
The company can be a bit controversial at times, but their products are solid.
I don't own any of the AAC stuff, but I have heard a few.
(Other products were a better fit for my application.)
Their performance is consistent and their prices are very competitive.
Nothing derogatory intended regarding the Hollywood comment.
Those were the only two possibilities that dawned on me when reading your original post.
Thank you for your service.
Rangers lead the way!
Are you referring to the AAC 762-SDN-6?
The company can be a bit controversial at times, but their products are solid.
I don't own any of the AAC stuff, but I have heard a few.
(Other products were a better fit for my application.)
Their performance is consistent and their prices are very competitive.
Nothing derogatory intended regarding the Hollywood comment.
Those were the only two possibilities that dawned on me when reading your original post.
Thank you for your service.
Rangers lead the way!
