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@@srt8_lockdown782 please contact me at my FFL, Sure Shot Tactical, LLC. Scottsdale AZ. Bill.

That’s a heavily used and abused AAC 762-SDN-6, full off 10,000 rounds of carbon, copper, and lead. But even before, as an over bored can, not the best choice for that rifle.

@@sureshottactical5403 thanks for the info

Often manufacturers weigh something without the muzzle mounting device. I would say, go off what I am actually showing, it’s not like I had my finger on the scale skewing the results. For example, the Sandman is known weight as the mount is built in, it is the KeyMo, but the lahar is unknown because it is HUB. They don’t know if you’re gonna use direct thread a DA428 KeyMo or whatever. The Lahar is for sure, anecdotally, a heavy can.

Check out the 14.5 suppressor shootout too. Thank you.

@@timothygoetz9742 thank you.

You’ll find them on GunBroker. Search Delta 5 Pro extension connector.

Literally so annoying. Already blowing 200 dollars on a holster and having to spend more like goodness sakes

That’s because you’re running the incorrect belt the holster was designed to run with. Try using the proper belt and this product becomes unnecessary.

Thank you. Checkout the sequel 14.5 suppressor shootout too.

Yes, 5.5 rattler.

Thank you. Look at the sequel 14.5 suppressor shootout too. My buddy in the video and I were shooting the other day and he change his mind, as someone with so many suppressors might do, no surprise, to go with the KGM R30 for his Sig rattler SBR being his primary home self-defense firearm. He decided he wanted something a wee bit shorter than the best sounding suppressor. More maneuverable.

@@sureshottactical5403 will do!

To what question?

Will we see the 55-gallon drum suppressor😂.

@@csmbright4858 not all that impressive… ua-cam.com/video/HQ9nd6p_9Y4/v-deo.htmlsi=DPATvqpb0RwHW9dt

@@sureshottactical5403 that is exactly what somebody who had something impressive, and didn't want to show you, would say.

Both the Male-Female (restore original length), and Female-Female (added length) are listed on GunBroker.com. Simply search “Delta 5 Pro Extension Connector”. Thank you for your interest in my invention.

That is very kind of you, thank you.

Interesting. I redesigned to the fixed arm because the adjustable seemed unnecessary. Will you please contact me directly at Sure Shot Tactical Scottsdale AZ (search for my phone number and email as I don’t want to have the internet bots spamming me). I’ll help you. Thanks.

You’re welcome.

Thanks for your comment and asking. I really don’t have an opinion. As you can see, the essence of our testing was purely subjective based upon what we think about the suppressors that we own. We just don’t own that suppressor therefore, we just don’t have an opinion.

@@sureshottactical5403 okay! Yeah I was just curious. You guys feel like your ratings kind of align with pew science ratings? I know yall don’t currently own a Jolene, but if it’s ranked similar to the nomad L and enticer and yall tested those, is yall opinion on par with Pew? Or does Pew rate those higher than yall do?

The only reason is I don’t own one. Reason why I don’t own one is I already have too many suppressors.

The YHM R9 does fantastic on 300 blk. Even better on a 350 legend. It will surprise you on a 6.5 creedmoor. And is pretty decent on the 8.6 blk too.

@@preacherbiggin I have tried out my R9 on 2 16" barreled PCCs running 147gr subsonic ammo and I have to say that I am not impressed. I don't know if I just had too high of expectations because I had never heard suppressed shooting in person or if it's because I'm shooting from 16" barrels and therefore the subs are going super because of the longer barrel length but it did not sound really any quieter to me than shooting unsuppressed. Now someone who was present told me the he had the same issue with his suppressor (I don't remember what he had. It might have been a sandman) and he told me that I need to just shoot it a lot and let the carbon build up and by doing that, it will start sounding quieter. Also, keep in mind that I was using active hearing protection so I also am not sure if maybe my hearing protection was "reamplifying" the sound signature? Any idea if there is any truth to what I was told about the suppressor needing to have carbon build up before it actually sounds quiet? Another disappointment is I also tried running it on my PSA Dagger. Now the good news is it actually did sound noticeably quiet BUT, it does not cycle. And yes, I am using a nielsen/piston device. Though I just recently realized that maybe I'm suppose to be using some kind of lubrication and turns out from my research that yes, I'm supposed to use something called "white lightning grease"? Anyway, I will try that the next time I go shooting and hope that helps with the cycling.

@ecobasetech4558 id say you are most likely running into your ammo becoming supersonic because of your barrel length. Subs in my 5" pcc sound amazingly quiet. No hearing protection at all. On my glock model 45 shooting 147gr and 150gr is insanely quiet as well and functions flawlessly. How many rounds have you run with the can on the Dagger and how many rounds have you run in total on the Dagger itself as a whole? Are you getting ZERO cycling with the can on the Dagger? OR just the occasional cycling issue?

But not because I’m not a Rugged fan, it’s just because I don’t own any of their 30 caliber cans. Also check out the sequel, 14.5 suppressor shootout, for more cans (but still not Rugged).

@@sureshottactical5403 I have the the Razor 7.62 and the Alaskan 360 and both are movie quiet with 300 BLK subsonics, to the point that I needed to put Armaspec buffers on the AR's to suppress that springy sounds of the action. Thank you for the review, great info.

Pew Science does that. This is just a couple guys giving honest unpaid opinions of what we hear / think.

@@sureshottactical5403 I think that would really grow your UA-cam channel

Please explain, what gaps?

Sorry, I don't have experience with that Sig ammo. Thank you.

Thank you for the comment. There’s a sequel to this one, 14.5 Suppressor Shootout too.

I am certainly not the authority on what the industry defines as hard use but my opinion is a mag dump is a hard use as well as full auto. Whether it is sub, or Super certainly has some bearing, but I personally would not treat it differently. Said differently if I am rapid firing and not shooting slowly and methodically, I call that hard use.

Mine is 1/2”. 3/8” would probably be big enough, if properly aligned.