Posted: 4/1/2015 10:09:38 PM EDT
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Looking at the Warlock 2, but considering the Spectre 2 also. What other cans in the under 400 range perform in the same ballpark and are user serviceable? |
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I'll be ordering that soon, thanks! 
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I'm going to try out one of these:
http://innovativearms.com/silencers/apex-s/ Hopefully only 8 months left to wait. |
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This is what I would get for $199.00 |
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I have that and a Spectre II, get a Spectre II, a great can. |
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Quoted: I have that and a Spectre II, get a Spectre II, a great can. Quoted: I have that and a Spectre II, get a Spectre II, a great can. |
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I'll be ordering that soon, thanks! Mine is days away I'm hoping. |
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Do you have the older model or the newest one. They made a lot of improvements in the new ones. Quoted:
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I have that and a Spectre II, get a Spectre II, a great can. They fucking suck dick for customer service. Avoid HA like the plague. |
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I have that and a Spectre II, get a Spectre II, a great can. They fucking suck dick for customer service. Avoid HA like the plague. I can't speak to HA's customer service, but I can speak to Silencerco's. They want you to be happy. They will take care of you. |
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Quoted: Do you have the older model or the newest one. They made a lot of improvements in the new ones. Quoted: Quoted: I have that and a Spectre II, get a Spectre II, a great can. ... This. Easy maintenance, quiet, durable and affordable |
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Warlock II, re-cored Warlock I, and Osprey 45. It was a good day. http://m-mason.smugmug.com/Miscellaneous/Misc-1/i-H4CgCJ7/0/L/20150329-GUNS2758-L.jpg Who did the recore? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
My choice is a Wells Custom Gun Makers NOMAD for $225. http://www.wellscustomguns.com
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Warlock II, re-cored Warlock I, and Osprey 45. It was a good day. http://m-mason.smugmug.com/Miscellaneous/Misc-1/i-H4CgCJ7/0/L/20150329-GUNS2758-L.jpg Who did the recore? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Dan at Hair Trigger. It's got a steel mono-core now. Unfortunately, he's out of business now. |
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I have no complaints with my 556 can from Huntertown Arms Neither did I until I had a small problem. Emailed them about 7-8 months ago and zero response. To add insult to injury, every once in a while I will get an email from them telling me they received my inquiry and they'll get back to me as soon as possible. There have been threads and threads from people with the same and more. It's not an aberration, its the way they operate. Fuck Huntertown Arms. |
I have a Sparrow SS, and if I did it again, I would probably go with the Spectre II, since the price has gone down on them with Silencer Shop. When I bought mine a year ago, they were pretty close in price. I like the monocore of the Sparrow, but I like greenbacks better.
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OP - you understand the NEED for a serviceable (cleanable) 22 can; they literally fill up with lead/carbon over time if not cleaned.
Here is something I wish I'd understood before I bought a 22 can: -if it's for a pistol, you want the LIGHTEST can. That means aluminum construction, or Titanium/aluminum alloy. Be careful how you clean it. -if it's for a rifle, the weight won't be as noticeable so it really does not matter. Steel is fine and less sensitive to brutal cleaning methods. Most current cans are quiet and most come apart. Right now it is a competitive market. 41p will kill off much of the market when it's introduced later this year. And there won't be any outcry like with the greentip ban; the cavalry is not comming to save you from 41p. No one is. |
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OP - you understand the NEED for a serviceable (cleanable) 22 can; they literally fill up with lead/carbon over time if not cleaned. That goes without saying, and most current production 22 cans can be disassembled at this point. The main criteria to narrow them down should be materials and monocore versus stacked construction, for cleaning purposes. You need stainless if you're going to use certain chemicals, and stacked baffles are easier to clean in tumblers. Materials and design impact weight as well, though none of them are heavy. Differences in sound levels and "first round pop" are minor IMO. |
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Quoted: OP - you understand the NEED for a serviceable (cleanable) 22 can; they literally fill up with lead/carbon over time if not cleaned. Here is something I wish I'd understood before I bought a 22 can: -if it's for a pistol, you want the LIGHTEST can. That means aluminum construction, or Titanium/aluminum alloy. Be careful how you clean it. -if it's for a rifle, the weight won't be as noticeable so it really does not matter. Steel is fine and less sensitive to brutal cleaning methods. Most current cans are quiet and most come apart. Right now it is a competitive market. 41p will kill off much of the market when it's introduced later this year. And there won't be any outcry like with the greentip ban; the cavalry is not comming to save you from 41p. No one is. My CLEO signs, bought a MG before so that stuff doesn't bother me. |
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That's why I like the Warlock 2. User servicable and 3oz of weight. My CLEO signs, bought a MG before so that stuff doesn't bother me. Quoted:
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OP - you understand the NEED for a serviceable (cleanable) 22 can; they literally fill up with lead/carbon over time if not cleaned. Here is something I wish I'd understood before I bought a 22 can: -if it's for a pistol, you want the LIGHTEST can. That means aluminum construction, or Titanium/aluminum alloy. Be careful how you clean it. -if it's for a rifle, the weight won't be as noticeable so it really does not matter. Steel is fine and less sensitive to brutal cleaning methods. Most current cans are quiet and most come apart. Right now it is a competitive market. 41p will kill off much of the market when it's introduced later this year. And there won't be any outcry like with the greentip ban; the cavalry is not comming to save you from 41p. No one is. is 41p the atf restructuring trusts? if it is, kentucky recently passed a law requiring leo to sign off on all nfa paperwork within 15 days IIRC, unless they can show your a criminal etc. where before it was a " may " sign thing.. now its a "shall" sign thing. which is good, because im planning on starting up some nfa soon. should have a trust soon, but if the atf changes the trust thing, it might be worthless, and have to go thru chief leo etc. |
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OP - you understand the NEED for a serviceable (cleanable) 22 can; they literally fill up with lead/carbon over time if not cleaned. Here is something I wish I'd understood before I bought a 22 can: -if it's for a pistol, you want the LIGHTEST can. That means aluminum construction, or Titanium/aluminum alloy. Be careful how you clean it. -if it's for a rifle, the weight won't be as noticeable so it really does not matter. Steel is fine and less sensitive to brutal cleaning methods. Most current cans are quiet and most come apart. Right now it is a competitive market. 41p will kill off much of the market when it's introduced later this year. And there won't be any outcry like with the greentip ban; the cavalry is not comming to save you from 41p. No one is. 41p has been pushed back every time. Who's to say it won't be pushed back again? |
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I already own a licensed investigation/security agency and we're incorporated but I went ahead with the F4 Trust anyway because I didn't want my son to have any problems inheriting it if I were to die young.
Cans are perfectly legal in OK, but out local LEO's believe in the "Department of Just-Us" but if you're a civilian citizen and don't have a CURRENT commission (not retired LEO) then you're just "little people" as far as they're concerned and you're not worthy of Constitutional Rights. "Hey Chief, lookie what I just got...yep, it's in your jurisdiction and BTW, FUCK YOU!" |
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Cans are perfectly legal in OK, but out local LEO's believe in the "Department of Just-Us" and if you don't have a CURRENT commission (not retired LEO) then you're just fucked as far as they're concerned. The police chief in my county won't even sign for his own, current employees. At least he's consistent. 
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