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Posted: 6/2/2006 10:15:08 AM EDT
  
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Does OPS warranty it against baffle strikes? What does it weigh?? |
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Just a couple of notes. First, the 15th model suppressor is sort of overkill for a 22lr. It is 1.5" in diameter so it looks a bit big on a Mark 2. It is real quiet and if you can get a scope on it to see over the can it is alot of fun to shoot. Just wanted to show that you can use it on something besides an AR. Second, baffle strikes should not happen with a two point mount. Ron |
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I dont know of anything official, but I was told to not worry about it. Eric and I took it out today and the balance of the metal pistol and the can is not bad at all. It has a good first round "pop" but following shots are as quiet as any .22 can. Holding the bolt shut with my thumb made it even quieter. The accuracy is worth the weight, at 50' the shots were one on top of the other, when shot from a rest. I would never suggest this to someone looking for a .22LR suppressor; but if you can only get 1 this something to consider. |
agreed thats a kickass can..what about a pucture of the mount by itself off the gun?..is that posible? |
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Here I am with the Mk II and OPS INC 15th can. VERY SWEET setup. This was supersonic ammo. Filmed with a Sony mini-DV camera. ETA; you can hear some unsupressed 22LR in the background. video |
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I was just looking at your Ops/ .22lr post, and thought that if you have the time on your hands you could probably machine the whole assembly/brake and collar out of the barrel as a solid, and simply port the barrel instead of the break. It should be quieter with 1 or two 1/8" ports than with the break and save you money [for additional guns] too. |
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