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10 year old YHM steel phantom QD.
I do consider it a poor's suppressor. |
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Turbo T2 in jail. Until then, run my Wolfman on the ARs when it needs some cleaning.
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Dead Air Mask - Ruger Mark 22/45
Griffin RECCE 5 - 11.5" BCM pretty much full time, goes on 14.5" BCM sometimes Griffin RECCE 7 - 9" BCM 300BLK primarily, goes on ar10 .308 sometimes I like BCM as you can see. My 11.5 with Superlative AGB and Recce 5 is the quietest 5.56 gun among my group of shooters by far. They call it the nail gun. the 300blk is stupid quiet too. |
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Old AAC M4-2000. Run it on everything but usually mk18s.
Probably pick up a surefire rc2 sooner or later in 5.56 to be more clone correct ![]() |
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YHM QD Turbo-K on my BCM P&W 14.7".
AEM5 on my 16" FN home build and 18" Mk12 Mod 0. 14.5" and 16" get whatever is in the mag I grab. MK12 Mod 0 gets 77 gr IMI Razor. |
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none because I'm currently stuck in a leftist shithole
![]() However as soon as i can find a decent job in NH and make the move i'll be making several DIY cans using the Dead Air keymo adapter so i can use it with my existing DA flash hiders |
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Thunderbeast Ultra 7 .308 on a 6.5 CM JP LRP-07 22" and a .223 DD MK-12 18"
6.5CM load: Lapua SRP Hornady 140gr ELD-M 40.3gr H4350 CCI 450 .223 load: Lapua brass Sierra 69gr TMK 23.5gr 8208 CCI 450 |
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Nomad-L, 10.5 and 12. Motherfucker is just plain stupid quiet man
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Quoted: I am. Works as advertised. Their mounts are crazy expensive. https://i.postimg.cc/7LMgbmvg/20200915-173455.jpg View Quote That's what I'm leaning towards being a south paw it makes the most sense |
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Sdn 762 on a urgi 8.3
Hand load tac under 55gr for bulk, cfe 223 for varmint and tac under 77gr semi match |
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Hybrid. I used it on my .450 and 5.56. I hand load but it’s forced me to be very vigilant in ensuring accurate loads. Squib loads don’t play well with a can
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Sandman-S and Sandman-K on multiple barrel lengths and calibers.
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YHM Turbo K with qd's on (2) 10.5"s, a 16", & a Howa Oryx 20" bolt.
It spends most of its time on one of the 10.5s, which is a PSA Tula/Wolf eating sumbitch. |
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YHM Ti Phantoms in 5.56 and 7.62. Barrel length as short as about 6” on the 22 TCM 9R upper and as long as 24” on the Creedmoor.
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I have an aac m4-2000 but I only use it on my 20" barrel AR and my scar with a smaller gas jet. On my lmt 10.5 or my AUG I much prefer my YHM Ti Phantom 7.62. it sounds good to me and there is so much less backpressure. Just more pleasant all around. I haven't bought a center-fire rifle can in a long time so my stuff is dated.
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11.5" Mod 2 KAC - Surefire RC2. Mostly XM193, or whatever I can find.
18" Mk12ish type thing - Allen Engineering AEM5. Shooting mostly IMI 77gr MK262. |
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Surefire SOCOM RC2 on my SBRs. Green tip. AEM5 on high caliber sales MK12 MOD 1 with factory MK262.
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Planning to run a CGS Helios QD Ti on a PWS MK111 Mod 2. Can costs as much as the gun but I think they’ll go well together.
Wouldn’t mind finding a KAC QDC for my 14.5 SBR someday. |
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Quoted: Old AAC M4-2000. Run it on everything but usually mk18s. Probably pick up a surefire rc2 sooner or later in 5.56 to be more clone correct ![]() View Quote I say the same thing, but I’d have to buy four or five to make a complete change over, I’d be better off just getting another M4 2000. |
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Saker 7.62 on 11.5 through 18”. Hand loads on the 18 SPR only because I have a ton of 69gr SMK left over from my high power days.
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Quoted: Bunch of different surefire cans Bunch of different CGS cans Bunch of different Dead Air cans Some KAC cans Some other various cans. That’s not true at all. You can absolutely handload to help minimize blowback. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Bunch of different surefire cans Bunch of different CGS cans Bunch of different Dead Air cans Some KAC cans Some other various cans. Quoted: With 5.56 handloads aren't going to help. That’s not true at all. You can absolutely handload to help minimize blowback. Yes, but an adjustable gas block is easier, in addition to switching to .223 from 5.56 pressure. |
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Old YHM Phantom QD on 11.5” barrel. The one that the outside looks like a pineapple texture.
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Gemtech HVT-QD and HVT-QM for 300 Blackouts 8" - 16" (and AR-10's)
Gemtech G5 and Suppressed Armament System 5.56 direct thread on for 222 and 223's from 10.5" - 24" Brothers have several AAC, YHM, SAS, and a bunch of Liberty suppressors. |
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Quoted: Surefire SOCOM 10.3, 11.3 and 16" I have found that of all the powders I load for 223, H335 seems to be the cleanest burning and CFE223 is some of the dirtiest running suppressed. It is very hard to beat the 55g Hornady soft point, with 25g H335 with a CCI-450/CCI-41. Those projectiles are very consistent for the price. View Quote I concur, my favorite bulk load for actually killing things is H335 (or WC844) with a Hornady 55gr SP and a CCI 450. Cheap, deadly, and accurate. Back in the not-insane days it was possible to load these for under 14 cents apiece if you could get brass for free. |
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Running Rugged Radiant on everything. No barrel length restrictions, full auto rated and rated to I think 300 RUM. Run in 12 inch grendel and 12 inch 5.56 mostly handloads with 8208 xbr and 77 grain OTm and TMk
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SiCo Specwars and Griffin Spartans. I do have one of the first Gen OSS cans…it’s giant, but no back pressure.
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14.5 & 10.3 Form 1 SBR lower, & I am running M4 2000 (Form 4)
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