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46 on the list- 29 to go!
47 in- 28 to go- We appreciate the participation, and wish everyone a Merry Christmas!
48 in - 27 to go or Feb20 to start- Happy New Years everybody! If you like competition in the suppressor industry, share the link in your facebook feed or with a friend. We're cutting the prices about as low as we can without risking a cost over-run and appreciate any help getting the word out.
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57 in - 18 to go!! We're getting really close on this one!
60 in - 15 to go!
63 in - 12 to go! We're also planning a sound meter test comparison of our prototype unit with the M4-QD SS NT-4 later this month. We'll try to post the video when we have it.
70 in - 5 to go!
1/26/2012 Update-
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The first of the RSTA Brakes are on their way to EDM-
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A few of the second run M4-SD II compensators on their way to centerless grinding.
1/26/2012 Update-
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The first of the RSTA Brakes are on their way to EDM-
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A few of the second run M4-SD II compensators on their way to centerless grinding.
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73 in 2 to go!
We wanted to comparison test the M4-SD II prototype against a couple other suppressors on the market. Obviously one sound meter to another, on different days, with different rifles and ammunition, the data is hard to compare, so when you have a couple products in the same place and time on the same rifle with the same ammunition, that helps.
The M4-QD SS NT-4 used in the test, and M4-SD II both have .305" bores at the front cap.
The test was performed at 24F with M855 ammunition, on a 14.5" ADCO suppressor threaded CMV CL 1/7 twist barrel.
We wanted to comparison test the M4-SD II prototype against a couple other suppressors on the market. Obviously one sound meter to another, on different days, with different rifles and ammunition, the data is hard to compare, so when you have a couple products in the same place and time on the same rifle with the same ammunition, that helps.
The M4-QD SS NT-4 used in the test, and M4-SD II both have .305" bores at the front cap.
The test was performed at 24F with M855 ammunition, on a 14.5" ADCO suppressor threaded CMV CL 1/7 twist barrel.
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do you sell silencerco?
