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thank you. Has anyone demo one yet? I'm looking for a can to put on my 308 and 300blk for hunting. Accuracy is important, will use to shoot some 600yd rifle matches.
Should have a few in about 3 weeks plan on shooting one about an hour after they arrive. One of they few things I was impressed with at Shot Show this year.
The suppressor will not require any timing for the Anchor brake, in standard calibers (300BLK, 5.56Nato, .308 Win) there is a 16" barrel minimum, in Magnum calibers (300 WIN Mag, 7MM Rem Mag), there is a 24" minimum barrel length.
There are three adapters in distribution at the moment, they are 7/16x28, 1/2x28, and 5/8x24. We do have more plans in the works, however no eta at present time.
[MENTION=99420]Tyler_Silencerco[/MENTION]
Can you please tell us if you've any meter readings on a 308 or 5.56 host?
I've seen the 21-34dB range on your website, and assume that 300 BLK subsonic is high end and 300WM the low end...but really curious to know specifics.
Awesome can!!!
It might take over the 30 cal cans. Especially in the hunting crowd.
I'll be hunting my 7mm with a harvester!
It might take over the 30 cal cans. Especially in the hunting crowd.
I'll be hunting my 7mm with a harvester!
ok was just wondering because it says on their website that the finish is anodized. It does say the internals are 17-4 , that's very impressive sound reduction from such a small can
[MENTION=17065]SilencercoJames[/MENTION] [MENTION=99420]Tyler_Silencerco[/MENTION]
I asked a similar question on Facebook but figured folks here might like to know too:
Any guidance on maximum rate of fire for the Harvester? I know this isn't designed to be a 'hard use' can that takes sustained mag dumps, but would 15 rounds per minute from a 5.56 AR (prairie dog down or similar) be too rapid?
I asked a similar question on Facebook but figured folks here might like to know too:
Any guidance on maximum rate of fire for the Harvester? I know this isn't designed to be a 'hard use' can that takes sustained mag dumps, but would 15 rounds per minute from a 5.56 AR (prairie dog down or similar) be too rapid?
I should have an update on some metering tests for the .308 and 5.56mm shortly as we will be doing a test this week. I will post the results up here for you all to see. As far as a rate of fire that is something we are still working on test wise, however we will be getting that information out as soon can.
It would be helpful to see video of a Harvester run to failure on a semi-auto, to get an idea of what not to do.
First test result. 22" barrel GAP .308 Fired with 168GR FGMM 136.5db at the muzzle. This was tested inside our range.
Whitea87-
We have them in stock and will be doing a suppressor shoot in the next couple weeks in Amarillo. I know its a long drive but you will get to try out a bunch of different manufactures.
We have them in stock and will be doing a suppressor shoot in the next couple weeks in Amarillo. I know its a long drive but you will get to try out a bunch of different manufactures.
Saw over on SilencerTalk that the unsuppressed average of this particular rifle was 167.47db.
Also on SilencerTalk - Harvester has a firing schedule of 10 rounds per minute.
SilencerTalk ? View topic - Harvester vs Specwar
SilencerTalk ? View topic - Harvester vs Specwar
The Harvester does not ship with a thread adapter.
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K.C. Hutchinson
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From same thread over >>>>> There. SilencerTalk ? View topic - Harvester vs Specwar
Per
K.C. Hutchinson
Customer Service
SilencerCo
From same thread over >>>>> There. SilencerTalk ? View topic - Harvester vs Specwar
Thanks for posting this; evidently I didn't get a notification from my post asking the question over there.
I've gotten conflicting info on the thread adapter thing; some shops say no, some shops say yes it comes 5/8-24, SilencerCo basically says "No, but maybe yes." Sure wish it wasn't so damn ambiguous.
That is weird stuff, They should have 1 adapter included of your choice. S.C. says you should get one if you pay MSRP..... well hell yes I should get one no matter what I pay. Jezzzz
When we ship the Harvester out to our Distributors, it leaves with out an adapter. The adapters are sold to the Distributor, and many dealers have chosen to include this in their sale price. The reason that we do not include the adapter, is to allow the end user to choose the appropriate adapter for their host rifle. When you are looking at the MSRP price $750, you are seeing a suggested price of the Harvester with a mount.
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