Posted: 6/20/2010 6:05:59 PM EDT
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Finally my transfer came through and I picked up my M402. It took a solid 5 months! I've ran it on an RRA Carbine and a M&P 1522 with subsonic.
I'm very happy with my purchase. 
Here's the M&P 
and here they both are together 
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Congrats on your new toy, where'd you pick it up? I get those things either through Pat Murphy (Oregon Research Labs) or Mike @ Tornado Tech.
I have a set of YHM QD cans, a 556 and 762. I'm still curious to hear what a different can sounds like for comparison sake. You should bring that rig out to the Practical Rifle Match. Where in OR are you? You should also do some reading on why most folks don't run .22lr ammo through their sealed 556 cans. Simply put, the concensus logic seems to be that lead deposits can build up from the .22lr and then be jarred loose by a 556 round, potntially causing a destructive baffle strike. I'm worried enough about it that I use a .22 can for .22lr, never the 556 can. Just something to think about. Have fun! cheers, Benji |
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I picked mine up from Tom Denall. In the Gemtech info that came with the can they describe proper cleaning procedure when using on 22lr. Thanks for metioning that though it's good info to have.
I live just south of Oregon City but have never been to Practical Rifle Match. |
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I bought my M402 from Pat a couple yrs ago, though it didn't come w/very high recomendations it fit my needs nicely; there are few 1.37" dia can options and it fits in my D.Def rail. I use it on 10.5 & 11.5" guns and it works
really well, no complaints at all, though I haven't tried it on a full-auto yet as I don't seem to have one handy..........shit. J |