Air Lock Industries Suppressor

[swavescatter]

With everyone using their own alloys and testing with various cartridges/firing rates, you see how testing to a standard can get really hard (expensive).

I guess 100 rounds as fast as possible in a bolt gun is good enough? I hope so, and I applaud Airlock for having the stones to test it on camera.

 

[omicron1792]

With everyone using their own alloys and testing with various cartridges/firing rates, you see how testing to a standard can get really hard (expensive).

I guess 100 rounds as fast as possible in a bolt gun is good enough? I hope so, and I applaud Airlock for having the stones to test it on camera.

Well it wasn’t a live feed.

 

[khuber84]

Well it wasn’t a live feed.

For some people, nothing is ever enough.

 

[omicron1792]

For some people, nothing is ever enough.

It was a joke Francis

 

[hibernation]

Cool day with no breeze, no cover, I'll see mirage on one shot. 2 absolutely. This can gets hot quickly. Ls wild cover is a must!

How limiting is this for target practice in your experience? I get that this suppressor isn't meant for dedicated target shooting, but I still want to practice regularly with my hunting rifle. Low volume, low rate of fire, hanging a steel plate out somewhere and I want to be able to hike around and take 1 to 3 shots per field position. Practicing quick follow-ups. Is this a nonissue or am I going to feel limited by how quickly it heats up?

I'm wondering how the tradeoff works out in reality for people who own this one - are you still able to get reasonable shooting practice with your exact hunting setup?