Anybody have any input on these? Considering it as a lightweight AR can in the short version with the option of going longer for more noise reduction. I'm impressed that it's under 10 ounces in the short configuration and is full auto rated.
Anybody have any input on these? Considering it as a lightweight AR can in the short version with the option of going longer for more noise reduction. I'm impressed that it's under 10 ounces in the short configuration and is full auto rated.
"Only accurate rifles are interesting " - Col. Townsend Whelen
I'll add that the OSS HX-QD Ti line (in both 5.56 and 7.62 calibers) due to reduced blowback claims.
"Only accurate rifles are interesting " - Col. Townsend Whelen
First post but.. I just got mine. Shot it a few times the other day on a light barreled Howa MIni 6.5 Grendel. Pretty impressed with the weight and sound. I had to buy a flashhider mount with 1/2X24 threads to mount it on the light barrel I had threaded. Was a little concerned but all functioned perfect. I did not try it with short modular setup, Ran out of time. It came with a M2 brake/mount with 5/8 threads. I put it on a Heavy Rem 700 .308 build, and am going out tomorrow morning to play with it. I’ll try to post up some feedback. Overall happy so far and Rugged customer service helpful with questions about getting it mounted on the light barrel. I think it’s a good choice for a hunter/shooter looking for a do all. Probably not the most quiet but the weight sold me.
Finally had a chance to shoot it on a couple of different rifles with both configurations. There is an increase in sound in the shorter but worth it to me for hunting, having the a short rig, especially if going in and out of a blind or walking through woods. Definitely happy with it ability to mount shorter on a lightweight hunting rig.
Edit: if you really wan to get in the weeds with it Pew Tactical does pretty extensive review on decibels etc. YouTube, podcast and website.
Last edited by chefcreed; 09-17-2020 at 05:36 PM.
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