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@@chillwill0330 Rearden for both, Atlas for the adapter and RPB for the muzzle brake.

@ thanks. I am building my Spear LT 11.5 SBR now. Think I’m going to go with the Q cherry bomb and Plan B combo. Gonna run HUXWRX Ventum 762. On 5.56

@@chillwill0330 if you ever intend to run that with no suppressor you may want to consider other options as the cherry bomb is designed specifically for their family of suppressors, and with no can they are insanely obtrusive to shoot. I have a 762 Ventum I’ve shot on this as well great can you should be happy either way.

@ thanks for the info

@ I may just run the QD hub from HUXRX and their 5.56 muzzle device

@@mikutrash5050 yes it’s happened a number of times to the point where it’s dislodged my poorly rocksett hub.

@osprey-agency same, it's happened so many times at this point, that I'm having to figure out how to remove the buildup of rock set from the hub and can threads. I brought this problem up on reddit, and got a bunch of hate for it.

@@mikutrash5050 I can’t speak to the frequency but from my understanding the locking collar is doing its job a bit too well lol there are remedies but I’d have to go back and look them up it’s been a while sense I read it.

@osprey-agency I'm pretty sure rock set is sodium silicate, and that should be devolved with a dilute solution of sodium hydroxide. From what I've looked up, a 15% solution or less could work, and would be safe for 17-4 stainless. I just have to try it out, I'm gonna do it on the atlas first so as not to accidentally melt the threads off my can

@@chillwill0330 not difficult at all, heat gun on the original muzzle device to remove the rocksett, I bought the wrong muzzle device but made it work with a Sig collar to provide a shoulder for the muzzle break.

Yo what bullpup chassis are you using?

the reap weaponries SCY. It did not work with the oem virtus handguard or spear lt handguard. I wasted $400 but the bulpup chassis is legit, wont work for MCX but great for standard mlok hg for ar15

@@mrdewb Ahh bummer. MCX bullpup would be sick. Thanks for the reply!

@@kgreene9881 yeah honestly thought id be the first not even a chance 😂

Wow do I feel seen! Lol how you were able to discern that from my video is impressive! You are correct my background is in IT and I am upper management 😁. CMMG makes some solid stuff! I’ve never shot anything in 5.7 so I imagine that’s a lot of fun to shoot. The MCX is a great platform for multiple caliber uppers, I recently cut a 300blk barrel from my previous Virtus to work with the Spear LT so it’s a great combo I plan to do a video at some point! As far as a job keep at it man it’s bad all over - but the thing I tell myself when I’m looking for new opportunities is it only takes one person to say yes. just keep going until you get that yes.

@@osprey-agency Talking about "use-cases" gave it away.

Lots of suppressors have lots of different use cases, low back pressure is a high priority for me as I use it on multiple hosts and it mitigates gas well. Sparking isn’t an issue as it doesn’t do that long term and has no impact for me. I have multiple cans that are good for various hosts this is just one. I’m glad yours works for your particular setup though, just keep in mind it’s like saying “why not buy a truck, my Ford Raptor is awesome for me.” I’m sure it is- but my needs are specific to a sports car application needs.

@@osprey-agency There is no use for a suppressor that sparks like that, and it won't go away with time. I have 5 suppressors including low back pressure ones that don't spark like that, or else I wouldn't buy them.

Well according to people who actually own and use these in a regular basis they have had a different experience, but you clearly have a wealth of knowledge and are an expert beyond my capabilities, Thanks for sharing! www.reddit.com/r/NFA/s/1fRchwm0rO

It stops sparking after about 100 rounds.

@@jrowinski82 hux says ~200 rounds for break in then sparking is gone. Sorry your knowledge is lacking for this

Yes... you'll need the taper adapter. Really annoying from Sig. Proprietary taper behind the threads and 1/2 bottle of rocksett on the proprietary muzzle device.

Rearden Manufacturing does have a muzzle device that is tapered and does not require a collar so you do have an alternate option if you so choose.

@@mtnmist1where donyou get the taper adapter from?

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you!

Will do, I use them exclusively so I can’t really compare them to say a Surefire because to be honest I refuse to pay almost $500 for a weapon light. But absolutely I’ll be happy to do a quick review!

Let me see what I can do about that LT clamp I’ll have to see if I can order one.

@@osprey-agency bro you’re a saint!!!

@@osprey-agencyI also need you to try that virtus on the spear

Why would you put a virtus handgaurd on a spear lt???????????

@@woahdude3853the sd rail

I have a 1000 round update in the pipeline it won’t be a long video but I’ve learned some things living with this setup.

Thank you!

I ultimately didn’t want to commit to an sig suppressor system, as the vast majority of long guns are setup for Rearden Manufacturing devices.

No surprisingly very little to none, now that being said I do have very long arms and almost 90% extension when I shoot so that may have something to do with it

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I would consult Pew Science as I’m not credentialed to answer that question- I can say that I had no hearing discomfort shooting unsuppressed. The 45 is subsonic by default so adding a suppressor minimizes the noise considerably. I’d check out a website called Pew science they really go deep into the decibels and data behind noise reduction.

Well It’s an objectively better handgaurd than the factory one and the Midwest Industries option. It’s lighter and smaller than both. I don’t know if you realize it but the MCX virtus and the Spear LT are functionally the same exact upper receiver just one is gray the other is tan -so it’s not crazy to think that you’re just putting a factory handguard on the same gun lol just needs some paint.

it is a better shape to c clamp compared to the virtus oblong shape

Mechanix wear but I modified it slightly a.co/d/goKaDyd

@@osprey-agency no issues hopefully. I would suggest Liberty covers but they are pricey

@@killacamfoo you know, the irony is so far it’s out performed a higher priced cover I made a video about in my channel.. I suppose I either need to stay with these cheapo’s that run well or pay literally 10X what I paid for these for decent ones. I’ll check out liberty though haven’t heard of those yet! Thank you for the recommendation!

it’s just a Grey CTR with a slightly thicker but pad. magpul.com/ctr-carbine-stock-mil-spec.html magpul.com/enhancedrubberbutt-pad-0-70.html

Its more for flash suppression during the night

@@tacotuesday370and i’m sure it has to do with damage control, it’s still “quieter”

My AR15 is not as loud as I thought it would be honestly ,but yeah I agree that its made for a reason .Being discreet is not one of them 😂

@@tacotuesday370 Why would you spend $1,000 on a suppressor when you could get a flash hider for $100? I highly doubt that’s the case.

Have you shot next to someone indoors? It definitely has its uses😂

Sure the it’s just a Grey CTR with a slightly thicker but pad. magpul.com/ctr-carbine-stock-mil-spec.html magpul.com/enhancedrubberbutt-pad-0-70.html

Yes so being a MCX owner you know that the platform does not have a buffer tube, instead it uses the 1913 pic rail on the rear. With that being said the CTR usually goes on the traditional buffer tube and not the skinner more square attachment for the MCX adjustment stocks. Is there a piece of info that I'm missing that allows you to use regular stocks on the platform while still using the MCX stock rod, or am I mistaken and you have always been able to put regular stocks on that rod, or is it a special adaptation or specific CTR model of stock I need to buy.

@@austinplatt8011 Ah ok I was confused -I think your original question is under its own comment elsewhere. Regardless, that’s easy get one of these : www.sigsauer.com/sig-sauer-stock-adapter-low-profile-tube-1913-interface-folding-knuckle.html The Virtus came with that folding apparatus I didn’t buy that aftermarket.

Found your original comment here! This is what you’re looking for: www.sigsauer.com/sig-sauer-stock-adapter-low-profile-tube-1913-interface-folding-knuckle.html The Virtus came with that folding apparatus I didn’t buy that aftermarket

​@@osprey-agencyperfect that is exactly what I am looking for, thank you so much brother.

Thank you for the feedback and appreciate the view and comment! So really what I’ve come to learn generally speaking is the mission should drive the build. I unfortunately learned that a little late lol. Short story long I bought the Virtus a year or so ago in 556 and then bought a 16inch 300BLK barrel for it, I recently bought the LT Spear and found out the virtus barrels are backwards compatible- so I got the 300BLK barrel cut for the spear that’s already an SBR and kept the 16 inch 556 for the Virtus. If I had it to do all over again I would’ve just had 1 upper with a 556 16 inch barrel and a 10.5 inch 300BLK barrel. Just my cheap 2 cents!

Makes sense thank you for the feedback!

Ok next question, how did you get it on the MCX?

@@austinplatt8011 Glad to help but when you “say get it on the MCX”, can you help me out with what “it” you’re referring to? I may need a little more context.

I hadn’t heard of them prior to running across these, I haven’t tested them out yet but the build quality looks solid!