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Posted: 12/6/2014 12:38:30 AM EDT
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PG2
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Posted: 12/6/2014 12:38:44 AM EDT
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Damn I am going to do this
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Posted: 12/6/2014 12:40:05 AM EDT
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Posted: 12/6/2014 12:41:52 AM EDT
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Is there a method available to paint the titanium black?
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Posted: 12/6/2014 12:42:41 AM EDT
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Times like this I hate this f*cking democrat sh*thole of a state.
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Posted: 12/6/2014 12:45:47 AM EDT
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Is there a method available to paint the titanium black? You can get any kind of spray paint, or someone else mentioned getting 2oz samples of high heat air dry cerakote, and a preval sprayer. I just did alumahyde... 
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Posted: 12/6/2014 12:46:56 AM EDT
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Times like this I hate this f*cking democrat sh*thole of a state. Come to Idaho, the water is fine |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 12:47:56 AM EDT
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Is there a method available to paint the titanium black? 
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Posted: 12/6/2014 1:03:52 AM EDT
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Is there a method available to paint the titanium black? http://static.neatorama.com/images/2008-01/krylon-kozy.jpg Fancy hat |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 1:20:50 AM EDT
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so, I could do this, spend the $100-150 ish on parts, and another $100 on the muzzle break, and the $200 on the stamp, or just get a real suppressor for an additional $250...  The brake from SDTacticalArms.com is $56 and the end cap for the can that attaches to the break is $25 both in steel. The direct thread cap is $35 in steel, $20 in aluminum. So $160 in parts for an all steel fast attach can. $100 for direct thread in steel, and $80ish in aluminum. An AAC 51T blackout mount is $50-$120 depending on which thread pattern you need. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 1:43:50 AM EDT
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Shot at a different, more open location: A little note on this video, my camera is propped up against a pipe, the supersonic rounds reverb on it as they pass over making a distinct noise, making it appear louder.  http://youtu.be/LYIgGD992FM
On an 11.5" 5.56... http://youtu.be/JpTr_zIpUzwWow that sounds like a wet mop. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 1:45:39 AM EDT
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Flop Flop Flop....
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Posted: 12/6/2014 1:55:56 AM EDT
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:06:54 AM EDT
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:07:26 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryYou're making tube look large by putting small objects near it... confidence issues? 
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:24:38 AM EDT
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You're making tube look large by putting small objects near it... confidence issues? Quote HistoryQuoted:
You're making tube look large by putting small objects near it... confidence issues? The small gun is to compensate for a huge penis. 
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:28:00 AM EDT
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The small gun is to compensate for a huge penis. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You're making tube look large by putting small objects near it... confidence issues? The small gun is to compensate for a huge penis. To make it LOOK huge |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:35:30 AM EDT
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That you build with minimal tools required, and only a 35 day wait via E Forms.... And yes it sounds just as good as the SDN-6's I've shot on the same gun... Specs: (Made with SD Tactical Components...) Weight: 17oz Length: 8.6" (Tube is 7.6", large endcaps add .5" each, there are slimmer versions coming) How To LINK (Most of this video is under a roof, which makes it appear louder, the cell phone video (on the right) is more accurrate sounding.) http://youtu.be/FGAjlHmh0tY
Nice illegal weapon Enjoy your time in fed butt fuck prison |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:47:22 AM EDT
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Nice illegal weapon Enjoy your time in fed butt fuck prison Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That you build with minimal tools required, and only a 35 day wait via E Forms.... And yes it sounds just as good as the SDN-6's I've shot on the same gun... Specs: (Made with SD Tactical Components...) Weight: 17oz Length: 8.6" (Tube is 7.6", large endcaps add .5" each, there are slimmer versions coming) How To LINK (Most of this video is under a roof, which makes it appear louder, the cell phone video (on the right) is more accurrate sounding.) http://youtu.be/FGAjlHmh0tY
Nice illegal weapon Enjoy your time in fed butt fuck prison  Wow, maybe in newyorkastan, but in many places this is just a two stamp weapon. SBR's, and silencers are legal if you follow proper procedure you douche.
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:47:42 AM EDT
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already taken care of
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:54:48 AM EDT
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Wow, maybe in newyorkastan, but in many places this is just a two stamp weapon. SBR's, and silencers are legal if you follow proper procedure you douche.Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That you build with minimal tools required, and only a 35 day wait via E Forms.... And yes it sounds just as good as the SDN-6's I've shot on the same gun... Specs: (Made with SD Tactical Components...) Weight: 17oz Length: 8.6" (Tube is 7.6", large endcaps add .5" each, there are slimmer versions coming) How To LINK (Most of this video is under a roof, which makes it appear louder, the cell phone video (on the right) is more accurrate sounding.) http://youtu.be/FGAjlHmh0tY
Nice illegal weapon Enjoy your time in fed butt fuck prison Wow, maybe in newyorkastan, but in many places this is just a two stamp weapon. SBR's, and silencers are legal if you follow proper procedure you douche.
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Posted: 12/6/2014 2:59:59 AM EDT
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Anyone in CO want to hang out and "work in the garage"? No homo
I'm too much of a bitch to tackle this solo Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:01:22 AM EDT
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Anyone in CO want to hang out and "work in the garage"? No homo I'm too much of a bitch to tackle this solo Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Homo garage. Sounds nice. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:05:55 AM EDT
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Anyone in CO want to hang out and "work in the garage"? No homo I'm too much of a bitch to tackle this solo Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile LOL.... The Tools I used.... Hand Drill Belt Sander Dremel Tool (Cut off wheels + engraving bit) 2x 6" C Clamps 2x 3" C Clamps 1x Crescent Qrench (for leverage on 6" C clamp) Socket to Hold Freeze Plugs SD Tactical Freeze Plug Centering Tool 1/8" Drill Bit .25" Drill Bit .370" Drill Bit 60 Degree Lathe Centering tool ($7 on grizzly's website) Materials: Freeze Plugs (specific item number found in Esstac's Thread) Seamless 304 SS Pipe: 1.375" OD .049" Wall bought from Onlinemetals.com SD Tactical Titanium 7.6" Tube SD Tactical Aluminum center marked aluminum endcap SD Tactical Aluminum Griffin adapter. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:10:37 AM EDT
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Freeze Plugs: Using centering tool: Drill 1/8" hole into freeze plugs Take 45 degree cone (look at esstac's thread to see where to get it) and using C clamp push it into the freeze plug to form 45 degree cone impression Take 60 degree Cone, Press into freeze plug until the hole opens to around .370" Take .370" Drill bit to each freeze plug to make sure the holes are all atleast .370" Endcap: Drill w/ .250" Drill bit through Drill w/ .370" Drill bit through. Spacer Material: Using belt sander, reduce OD to fit into tube Using Pipe Cutter, or dremel in my case, to cut spacers to sizes you've determined you want. Make one longer, so you can sand it down until everything screws together perfectly. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:11:01 AM EDT
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How I formed my baffles, nearly everyone else will probably have a better method/tools....
The baffles you see near the Lee press, are NOT finished... they need to be finished with the 60 degree cone (in picture) which extends the cone much further 
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:15:52 AM EDT
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This is awesome. i'm going to do this and try out my new trust. Great thread.
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:24:30 AM EDT
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This is awesome. i'm going to do this and try out my new trust. Great thread. Worth every penny, trust me! 
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:32:15 AM EDT
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Want really, really bad
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:34:15 AM EDT
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How do freeze plugs compare to 718 Inconel?
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Posted: 12/6/2014 3:36:27 AM EDT
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How doe freeze plugs compare to 718 Inconel? They hold up just fine.... a friend has 1000+ rounds through his in less then 2 hours... His pictures of the blast baffle show no wear.. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 4:09:09 AM EDT
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1) What keeps the completed can from loosening up (from the barrel threads) while shooting? Assuming I were to use the SD Tactical threaded adapter, and not a flash-hider/brake
2) How big does the blast chamber need to be? 3) How thick are the spacers? I'm a total newb to this stuff... |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 4:36:53 AM EDT
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Waiting on my stamp now.
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Posted: 12/6/2014 6:56:18 AM EDT
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Wanna know what I hate most about Minnesota?...
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Posted: 12/6/2014 7:07:59 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That you build with minimal tools required, and only a 35 day wait via E Forms.... And yes it sounds just as good as the SDN-6's I've shot on the same gun... Specs: (Made with SD Tactical Components...) Weight: 17oz Length: 8.6" (Tube is 7.6", large endcaps add .5" each, there are slimmer versions coming) How To LINK (Most of this video is under a roof, which makes it appear louder, the cell phone video (on the right) is more accurrate sounding.) http://youtu.be/FGAjlHmh0tYNice illegal weapon Enjoy your time in fed butt fuck prison Wow, maybe in newyorkastan, but in many places this is just a two stamp weapon. SBR's, and silencers are legal if you follow proper procedure you douche.http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/200/420/BRTky.jpg?1321408042  |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 7:13:44 AM EDT
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Tagged.
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Posted: 12/6/2014 8:11:14 AM EDT
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Anyone in CO want to hang out and "work in the garage"? No homo I'm too much of a bitch to tackle this solo Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Me, but you are going to have to wait until I get back in the states. Probably Feb. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 8:13:29 AM EDT
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Nice illegal weapon Enjoy your time in fed butt fuck prison Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That you build with minimal tools required, and only a 35 day wait via E Forms.... And yes it sounds just as good as the SDN-6's I've shot on the same gun... Specs: (Made with SD Tactical Components...) Weight: 17oz Length: 8.6" (Tube is 7.6", large endcaps add .5" each, there are slimmer versions coming) How To LINK (Most of this video is under a roof, which makes it appear louder, the cell phone video (on the right) is more accurrate sounding.) http://youtu.be/FGAjlHmh0tY
Nice illegal weapon Enjoy your time in fed butt fuck prison HaHa! Ignorance truely is bliss isnt it? |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 8:36:54 AM EDT
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That you build with minimal tools required, and only a 35 day wait via E Forms.... And yes it sounds just as good as the SDN-6's I've shot on the same gun... Specs: (Made with SD Tactical Components...) Weight: 17oz Length: 8.6" (Tube is 7.6", large endcaps add .5" each, there are slimmer versions coming) How To LINK (Most of this video is under a roof, which makes it appear louder, the cell phone video (on the right) is more accurrate sounding.) http://youtu.be/FGAjlHmh0tY
Renaissance men. 
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Posted: 12/6/2014 8:41:18 AM EDT
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Posted: 12/6/2014 8:48:22 AM EDT
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So, IG, I suppose if one wanted to make a dedicated 5.56 can using this method it'd just be a matter of putting smaller holes in the end cap and freeze plugs? Or does the coning process open the freeze plugs up to .30 cal size anyway?
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Posted: 12/6/2014 8:54:39 AM EDT
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my Black Friday NFA Trust (sucha deal!) is on the desk in front of me... next to setup an account to E-file...
I have been following Grimm's thread from day one... can't wait to get my stamp and start rounding up the goodies I need to make this happen. I have wanted to do this for many years.... and I am inspired...lol
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Posted: 12/6/2014 8:56:38 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: They hold up just fine.... a friend has 1000+ rounds through his in less then 2 hours... His pictures of the blast baffle show no wear.. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: How doe freeze plugs compare to 718 Inconel? They hold up just fine.... a friend has 1000+ rounds through his in less then 2 hours... His pictures of the blast baffle show no wear.. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 9:00:28 AM EDT
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So, IG, I suppose if one wanted to make a dedicated 5.56 can using this method it'd just be a matter of putting smaller holes in the end cap and freeze plugs? Or does the coning process open the freeze plugs up to .30 cal size anyway? You culd start with a smaller drill for the centering hole and then after its formed, drill to size. In Esstacs thread there was discussion of opening up the hole to .307ish via the cone forming versus drillling it to size. Is there a reason you'd want to limit the can to only being used on .2 caliber weapons? With factory built cans the difference is only a couple decibels when firing 5.56 through a .30 cal can versus a dedicated 5.56 can. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 9:00:52 AM EDT
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Tagski
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Posted: 12/6/2014 9:18:42 AM EDT
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Oh for fucks sake...
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Posted: 12/6/2014 9:54:01 AM EDT
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You culd start with a smaller drill for the centering hole and then after its formed, drill to size. In Esstacs thread there was discussion of opening up the hole to .307ish via the cone forming versus drillling it to size. Is there a reason you'd want to limit the can to only being used on .2 caliber weapons? With factory built cans the difference is only a couple decibels when firing 5.56 through a .30 cal can versus a dedicated 5.56 can. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So, IG, I suppose if one wanted to make a dedicated 5.56 can using this method it'd just be a matter of putting smaller holes in the end cap and freeze plugs? Or does the coning process open the freeze plugs up to .30 cal size anyway? You culd start with a smaller drill for the centering hole and then after its formed, drill to size. In Esstacs thread there was discussion of opening up the hole to .307ish via the cone forming versus drillling it to size. Is there a reason you'd want to limit the can to only being used on .2 caliber weapons? With factory built cans the difference is only a couple decibels when firing 5.56 through a .30 cal can versus a dedicated 5.56 can. If I only did one, it'd be a .30. But if I'm doing multiples at some point, I have enough AR's that a dedicated 5.56 can would get plenty of use. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 10:09:58 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: The brake from SDTacticalArms.com is $56 and the end cap for the can that attaches to the break is $25 both in steel. The direct thread cap is $35 in steel, $20 in aluminum. So $160 in parts for an all steel fast attach can. $100 for direct thread in steel, and $80ish in aluminum. An AAC 51T blackout mount is $50-$120 depending on which thread pattern you need. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: so, I could do this, spend the $100-150 ish on parts, and another $100 on the muzzle break, and the $200 on the stamp, or just get a real suppressor for an additional $250... The brake from SDTacticalArms.com is $56 and the end cap for the can that attaches to the break is $25 both in steel. The direct thread cap is $35 in steel, $20 in aluminum. So $160 in parts for an all steel fast attach can. $100 for direct thread in steel, and $80ish in aluminum. An AAC 51T blackout mount is $50-$120 depending on which thread pattern you need. Ok, I think Im in.
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Posted: 12/6/2014 10:11:37 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: If I only did one, it'd be a .30. But if I'm doing multiples at some point, I have enough AR's that a dedicated 5.56 can would get plenty of use. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: So, IG, I suppose if one wanted to make a dedicated 5.56 can using this method it'd just be a matter of putting smaller holes in the end cap and freeze plugs? Or does the coning process open the freeze plugs up to .30 cal size anyway? You culd start with a smaller drill for the centering hole and then after its formed, drill to size. In Esstacs thread there was discussion of opening up the hole to .307ish via the cone forming versus drillling it to size. Is there a reason you'd want to limit the can to only being used on .2 caliber weapons? With factory built cans the difference is only a couple decibels when firing 5.56 through a .30 cal can versus a dedicated 5.56 can. If I only did one, it'd be a .30. But if I'm doing multiples at some point, I have enough AR's that a dedicated 5.56 can would get plenty of use. |
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Posted: 12/6/2014 10:29:00 AM EDT
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You can get any kind of spray paint, or someone else mentioned getting 2oz samples of high heat air dry cerakote, and a preval sprayer. I just did alumahyde... https://content-na.drive.amazonaws.com/cdproxy/templink/PYKZjRC6h24-hpCK4VY0CYtcJ_Y-302yT29swRbnYrALAYspN?viewBox=1920 Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Is there a method available to paint the titanium black? You can get any kind of spray paint, or someone else mentioned getting 2oz samples of high heat air dry cerakote, and a preval sprayer. I just did alumahyde... https://content-na.drive.amazonaws.com/cdproxy/templink/PYKZjRC6h24-hpCK4VY0CYtcJ_Y-302yT29swRbnYrALAYspN?viewBox=1920 What color Alumahyde is that on the left? |
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