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Posted: 2/7/2016 4:46:26 AM EDT
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Just bought a Reece 7 yesterday, that's all I got.
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Posted: 2/7/2016 10:27:52 AM EDT
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I just sent off the paperwork for my Recce 7. I was stuck between the sandman L and the Recce 7 too. I got the Recce 7 over the Sandman L because price, length, and DB's. Price is going to be around 200 and some change cheaper. Recce is about 1.3 inches shorter and 4.3 ounces lighter. Plus from my research, the Recce has better DB reduction. With all that being said, I've heard the Sandman L and Sandman S both have an amazing tone and I plan on getting one for my bench rest guns where I'm not worried about length and weight. Both are great cans from some of the best companies in the industry, I just went with the Recce because it fit my current needs the best. You can't go wrong with either of them.
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Posted: 2/7/2016 10:54:33 AM EDT
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I think the sandman-S better compares to the Recce 7 but either should be a good choice.
I have a sandman S pending and would love to add a Recce 7 to my stable. Their minimalist Ti brake is right up my alley |
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Posted: 2/7/2016 1:32:55 PM EDT
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OP, I went with a recce 7 for about the same uses you are talking about. I have a 16" SPR planned, thinking of a 300 blk and maybe another bolt gun. The recce 7 is only about a half inch longer and a little lighter I believe. From what I have seen has better suppression and nothing but good on the mounting system. Thinking about a recce 5 at some point too.
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Posted: 2/7/2016 5:48:25 PM EDT
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It took me months to decide between a Sandman and Recce 7. I think both are awesome. The lack of locking ring on the Recce 7 is why I ultimately went with the Sandman L, but between the Sandman S and the Recce 7, the Recce 7 is quieter in the tests I've seen.
Mobilecommand has a ton of cans and has said the Recce is his favorite if I remember right. |
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Posted: 2/7/2016 6:30:41 PM EDT
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Thanks for the input fellas. I think this helped me narrow it down!
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Posted: 2/7/2016 9:38:58 PM EDT
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Thanks for the input fellas. I think this helped me narrow it down! I love my Mod 2 Recce 7 and the Mod 3 is even better. Zero concerns over the mount system, which is repeatable. I've used it on my .223 upper, 6.8 upper and my .243 Ruger American Predator and has performed fantastic on all of them. My .223 upper is a sub 1/2 MOA upper with my 60gr V-Max load and the suppressor did NOT effect group size one bit other than a POI shift. The fact they include a Taper Mount for the price just increases the value. That said, if you were set on a Dead Air can, the consensus is the S is the one to go with from dealers I've spoken to that have shot both (inc the feedback here), supposedly the tone is even deeper even though the L meters better than the S. |
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Posted: 2/7/2016 11:35:32 PM EDT
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I love my Mod 2 Recce 7 and the Mod 3 is even better. Zero concerns over the mount system, which is repeatable. I've used it on my .223 upper, 6.8 upper and my .243 Ruger American Predator and has performed fantastic on all of them. My .223 upper is a sub 1/2 MOA upper with my 60gr V-Max load and the suppressor did NOT effect group size one bit other than a POI shift. The fact they include a Taper Mount for the price just increases the value. That said, if you were set on a Dead Air can, the consensus is the S is the one to go with from dealers I've spoken to that have shot both (inc the feedback here), supposedly the tone is even deeper even though the L meters better than the S. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Thanks for the input fellas. I think this helped me narrow it down! I love my Mod 2 Recce 7 and the Mod 3 is even better. Zero concerns over the mount system, which is repeatable. I've used it on my .223 upper, 6.8 upper and my .243 Ruger American Predator and has performed fantastic on all of them. My .223 upper is a sub 1/2 MOA upper with my 60gr V-Max load and the suppressor did NOT effect group size one bit other than a POI shift. The fact they include a Taper Mount for the price just increases the value. That said, if you were set on a Dead Air can, the consensus is the S is the one to go with from dealers I've spoken to that have shot both (inc the feedback here), supposedly the tone is even deeper even though the L meters better than the S. Thank you! Glad to hear it |
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Posted: 2/8/2016 12:12:54 AM EDT
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It took me months to decide between a Sandman and Recce 7. I think both are awesome. The lack of locking ring on the Recce 7 is why I ultimately went with the Sandman L, but between the Sandman S and the Recce 7, the Recce 7 is quieter in the tests I've seen. Mobilecommand has a ton of cans and has said the Recce is his favorite if I remember right. Sorry, just saw that you're looking at the Sandman L (not the S) vs. the Recce 7. In the tests I've seen, the Sandman L and the Recce 7 are neck and neck for suppression. I seriously don't think you can go wrong either way. Things I like more about the Sandman: 1. Locking ring 2. Interchangeable end caps 3. User-swappable mounting system 4. Stellite baffle stack Things I like more about the Recce 7: 1. Cost 2. Weight 3. Length 4. The mounts themselves are smaller and lighter I think either one will last a lifetime. |
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Posted: 2/8/2016 6:21:08 AM EDT
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Sorry, just saw that you're looking at the Sandman L (not the S) vs. the Recce 7. In the tests I've seen, the Sandman L and the Recce 7 are neck and neck for suppression. I seriously don't think you can go wrong either way. Things I like more about the Sandman: 1. Locking ring 2. Interchangeable end caps 3. User-swappable mounting system 4. Stellite baffle stack Things I like more about the Recce 7: 1. Cost 2. Weight 3. Length 4. The mounts themselves are smaller and lighter I think either one will last a lifetime. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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It took me months to decide between a Sandman and Recce 7. I think both are awesome. The lack of locking ring on the Recce 7 is why I ultimately went with the Sandman L, but between the Sandman S and the Recce 7, the Recce 7 is quieter in the tests I've seen. Mobilecommand has a ton of cans and has said the Recce is his favorite if I remember right. Sorry, just saw that you're looking at the Sandman L (not the S) vs. the Recce 7. In the tests I've seen, the Sandman L and the Recce 7 are neck and neck for suppression. I seriously don't think you can go wrong either way. Things I like more about the Sandman: 1. Locking ring 2. Interchangeable end caps 3. User-swappable mounting system 4. Stellite baffle stack Things I like more about the Recce 7: 1. Cost 2. Weight 3. Length 4. The mounts themselves are smaller and lighter I think either one will last a lifetime. Ya they are both amazing looking cans. I am swaying towards the Recce 7. |
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Posted: 2/8/2016 6:08:08 PM EDT
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Went through the same process, went with the Recce 7 for all the reasons other people have already stated, as well as based on my own researching. Hoping to get it fairly soon now!
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Posted: 2/8/2016 6:56:21 PM EDT
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Went through the same process, went with the Recce 7 for all the reasons other people have already stated, as well as based on my own researching. Hoping to get it fairly soon now! Been waiting for my Recce 5 
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Posted: 2/8/2016 7:43:42 PM EDT
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I'm debating the same. Leaning toward the Recce 7.
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Posted: 2/9/2016 1:23:38 AM EDT
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Reece 7 in stock at Silencer shop, my form 3 went out today.
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Posted: 2/9/2016 1:27:17 AM EDT
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Reece 7 in stock at Silencer shop, my form 3 went out today. Thanks for the headsup |
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Posted: 2/9/2016 10:50:32 AM EDT
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OP, grab one if in stock and get it. Either way, I doubt you will have a concern either way. Both do the same approximately, just in different ways, just decide the length, weight, etc for what you want and go for it. Or, get both.
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