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Posted: 8/1/2013 9:15:46 PM EDT
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Which can do you think is best for the Rem700 and why?
Looking to get one soon before they try to ban those too. Edit: .308 Threaded |
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What are your preferences? Thread on or quick attach? Weight (steel vs. titanium)? Budget? I have a pre-threaded barrel I dont really have the need for a quick detach. I dont mind the weight as I plan to mainly shoot from supported positions. Lets say I have no budget, of course I wanna save money and Im not made of it but Im the type to buy once cry once. |
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I have a pre-threaded barrel I dont really have the need for a quick detach. I dont mind the weight as I plan to mainly shoot from supported positions. Lets say I have no budget, of course I wanna save money and Im not made of it but Im the type to buy once cry once. Quoted:
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What are your preferences? Thread on or quick attach? Weight (steel vs. titanium)? Budget? I have a pre-threaded barrel I dont really have the need for a quick detach. I dont mind the weight as I plan to mainly shoot from supported positions. Lets say I have no budget, of course I wanna save money and Im not made of it but Im the type to buy once cry once. 
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<a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ermey/media/null_zpsd016d392.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/ermey/null_zpsd016d392.jpg</a> <a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ermey/media/null_zps7af5c1f6.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/ermey/null_zps7af5c1f6.jpg</a> Quoted:
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What are your preferences? Thread on or quick attach? Weight (steel vs. titanium)? Budget? I have a pre-threaded barrel I dont really have the need for a quick detach. I dont mind the weight as I plan to mainly shoot from supported positions. Lets say I have no budget, of course I wanna save money and Im not made of it but Im the type to buy once cry once. <a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ermey/media/null_zpsd016d392.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/ermey/null_zpsd016d392.jpg</a> <a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ermey/media/null_zps7af5c1f6.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v37/ermey/null_zps7af5c1f6.jpg</a> I've seen that barreled actions months ago. When are you going to get that sexy bitch some clothes? |
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Looks like that KNIGHT's boat anchor. We run all AAC 762SNDs and M42000s on their respective calibers for Rem 700s. No complaints... Thunderbeast is getting a lot of fanboys lately. We have one of those and a Sandstorm en route for the 300 Win Mags.  With the Thunderbeast does the addition of a muzzle brake make any difference really. I don't plan on shooting unsuppressed. I do like the ratchet mounts on the AAC though. I have 2 surefires for both of my ARs and I like the secure feeling, Will a threaded suppressor become loose? |
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I use an AAC Cyclone. I was worried about the suppressor unloosening from strings of fire, but that fear has subsided. I sent 60+ rounds through my 700 in somewhat quick succession. After the can finally cooled down, it was still tight against the barrel.
Threaded suppressors will give you a little better performance in DB. The reasons being: #1 They usually have more baffles due to no requirements for a flash hider/break to be inserted inside the can. #2 The can is sealed a lot tighter on a thread mounted system. Little to no gas escapes the back end of the can. Now the bright side of QD suppressors #1 Very repeatable impact shift. #2 You gain the benefits of a flash hider/break when the can is off. Both are good choices. Bolt guns are usually the way to go with threaded cans, semi-auto's for QD cans. |
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