Wow! They actually said that. Also if their baffles are SS but tube Ti, they don't really have an option to weld them in the first place.
Suppressors Thunder Beast lead times...
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How about this... watch the two videos below and repeat what Ray does. Film yourself shooting a 5 shot group at distance (700-1000 yards). After each shot, take the Banish 30 off, disassemble, reassemble until you have fire all 5, then move out to the target un-edited and show us. A simple request that would back up everything you are saying the Banish is capable of.
TBAC’s reliability, accuracy, and repeatability has been proven. I have yet to see any proof that matches what you have claimed the Banish can accomplish.
TBAC’s reliability, accuracy, and repeatability has been proven. I have yet to see any proof that matches what you have claimed the Banish can accomplish.
I waited 8 months for a serial # from TBAC, and I'm glad I did. I'm local to them and the people there have been nothing but helpful with questions. They also made sure my paperwork packet was in order and all the i's dotted before sending it to the alphabet's.
Not gonna happen . The evangelist has ignored these videos and requests to duplicate in other threads and just ignored all the groups that others posted up since it didn't confirm his beliefs .
Ugh...this thread is about TBAC lead times.
Thread should be renamed. “101 Reasons Why NOT to Buy A Banish Suppressor”. Actually there is one very good reason right in this thread why I wouldn’t even consider it.
I got my 22 take down serial number 2 weeks ago and I'm waiting on a serial number for my Dominus. Ordered in February. The wait now starts as I sent in the application for the 22 last week.
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I ordered on 2.7.20 and my lead time is:
Serial number expected to be assigned between 11-29-2020 and 01-02-2021
The first batches of Dominus-CB and -SR are in process now.
We have Ultra 5, 7 and 9 CB as well as 22 Take Down coming, waiting for the form 3 to clear. Hopefully will have them no later than next week. Eform 3 are taking longer than usual.
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I see that the suppressor expert got tired of educating all of us on what idiots we are about cans and went over to LR Hunting form to straighten them out. Personally i check in every day just to see what junior has to say.
That’s awesome, I might have to go check that out. I would be lost without his information. Why would we listen to highly vetted data from a highly regarded company like TBAC. I will be sure to make some popcorn first.
To bring this thread around, we have a limited stock of Ultra 9CB .30 and 22 Take Down. Should have Ultra 7CB .30 next week. Use coupon code THANKS for 'Hide silencer discount.
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Got my 22 takedown ordered and used the code Thanks, that was a good deal. Just too bad I forgot about the code when I ordered the Mask earlier in the week.
These should be good Christmas presents for myself cause that's when I will probably get my hands on them.
I just cant help myself..... and lets be honest, we all miss our suppressor expert.
I'd like to see a TBAC shoot like this.
We set the electronic target up at 600 yards yesterday, up at the 1000-yard range in Talkeetna (where the vehicles are). I then shot it with my Rem. 700 .204. It did well with 40-gr. V-Max so I tried a dozen of my favorite p-dog bullets, the 32-gr. V-Max. It was pretty breezy most of the...
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I like my Banish, but his logic is seriously flawed. Smh...disruption of gases is what makes a suppressor work (his reference to welds), and the bullet is long gone before the disrupted gases can have any effect on the bullet itself (his assertion that weld seams make the can less accurate).
As I understand it, the initial expansion chamber (the length of it) is what can upset a bullet, if it is not large enough. Welds don't really matter, it's just a difference in manufacturing techniques, materials and manufacturing design.
As I understand it, the initial expansion chamber (the length of it) is what can upset a bullet, if it is not large enough. Welds don't really matter, it's just a difference in manufacturing techniques, materials and manufacturing design.
BAHAHAHAHA
Poor Zak has been a member there since 2005 and was forced to make his first post in about a decade to mitigate the ignorance from that retard.
I wish you jerks would've been nicer so we could hear him drop more knowledge bombs.
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