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Verifying Grendel trajectory - jawbone - 08-29-2015
extraordinary videos. concise, beautifully crafted, and enjoyable instructionals with a bonus landscape.
Verifying Grendel trajectory - Variable - 08-30-2015
Roe Wrote:Here is the result for yesterdays shooting, I checked a set of mockup turrets before commiting to a much more expensive production
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdNSD9vRqDE
The sticker on your suppressor (at 3:44).... Neat.
I've never seen that before.Found it: http://www.a-tec.no/en/a-tec-safetytag
I have a Ti can waiting on papers now. It'd be cool to have a sticker like that. A reusable temp indicator would be ideal.
Verifying Grendel trajectory - Roe - 08-31-2015
I don't think you'd need it on a titanium silencer. I have shot my ordinary silencers very, very, very warm without any issues. I use an aluminium silencer (Atec CTM 4) for my hunting and it has literary thousands of rounds through it now. I also have a Atec Maxim Titanium, but use it only for range work (and not much these days...).
The Atec Carbon has the safety sticker, and I believe that is due the resin holding it together. I bought this one out of curiousity and very good -dB numbers. Sure, it works really well but I still use active ear defenders with a suppressor anyway. Considering the performance of Atec Hertz (same size/weight/performance at far less price) I more or less wasted good money on the carbon version.