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Originally posted by SC-Texas View PostSo don't worry about it? Lol
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On a side note, how many of you are chucking up your suppressors and measuring runout before shooting? I would guess near zero. The other option is to sell it, but not disclosing what was found would be shady.
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Originally posted by -HIC- View PostHate to hear that from them. I guess it was bound to happen with them fooling with shotgun cans and integrally suppressed pistols. Both products that we did not need. I wish they would have stayed on top of new mounting systems and innovative rifle suppressors. They have not done much to the lineup in over 4 years.
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I've never had a SilencerCo product in my hand before this but I can tell y'all one thing as a manufacturer of aerospace and downhole parts where we have to hold tolerances in the tenths...I'm considering getting a class 3 on top of my current 7 because if they're selling these things for 6-700$ I can make solid 6-4 titanium monocores cheaper and considerably better and I've got a laser etching machine with a rotary axis for current parts anyway...sorry, it's early and I'm waiting for my coffee to brew.
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Originally posted by kck View PostI've never had a SilencerCo product in my hand before this but I can tell y'all one thing as a manufacturer of aerospace and downhole parts where we have to hold tolerances in the tenths...I'm considering getting a class 3 on top of my current 7 because if they're selling these things for 6-700$ I can make solid 6-4 titanium monocores cheaper and considerably better and I've got a laser etching machine with a rotary axis for current parts anyway...sorry, it's early and I'm waiting for my coffee to brew.
Meaning you can build suppressors, machine guns, etc. You just have to notify the BATFE within a day on certain things. Go for it!
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Originally posted by kck View PostI've never had a SilencerCo product in my hand before this but I can tell y'all one thing as a manufacturer of aerospace and downhole parts where we have to hold tolerances in the tenths...I'm considering getting a class 3 on top of my current 7 because if they're selling these things for 6-700$ I can make solid 6-4 titanium monocores cheaper and considerably better and I've got a laser etching machine with a rotary axis for current parts anyway...sorry, it's early and I'm waiting for my coffee to brew.
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Originally posted by -HIC- View PostIn my opinion there are still a lot of precision bolt guys that are not happy about Thunder Beast discontinuing their old line of direct thread precision rifle suppressors. I am not sure mono-core is the way to go but if you could build something direct thread that performed like that old TB can for a reasonable price you would have a customer here ready to buy. Perhaps a special TBH direct thread precision rifle suppressor at a decent price? I am not all that worried about it being the absolute lowest DB on the market. My requirement would be hearing safe with a pleasing tone. Look forward to the prototypes!
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Originally posted by kck View PostI've never had a SilencerCo product in my hand before this but I can tell y'all one thing as a manufacturer of aerospace and downhole parts where we have to hold tolerances in the tenths...I'm considering getting a class 3 on top of my current 7 because if they're selling these things for 6-700$ I can make solid 6-4 titanium monocores cheaper and considerably better and I've got a laser etching machine with a rotary axis for current parts anyway...sorry, it's early and I'm waiting for my coffee to brew.
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Originally posted by kck View PostI can tell y'all one thing as a manufacturer of aerospace and downhole parts where we have to hold tolerances in the tenths...I'm considering getting a class 3 on top of my current 7 because if they're selling these things for 6-700$ I can make solid 6-4 titanium monocores cheaper and considerably better
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Originally posted by 35remington View PostWe await your "considerably better," yet still cheaper silencer designs. I'm sure they will be great. I would like to buy one. Keep us posted.
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Originally posted by duckmanep View PostYou thread barrels for everyone, or just your customers or other dealers, or..?? I would be interested in pricing.
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