Airlock Zero Gravity Nano (.224)

[RWT]

I have the 7 in a 6.5 diameter. Waiting on my nano. Once it arrives. I’ll shoot them back to back and provide input. No sound measuring tools other than tinnitus plagues hearing.

 

[Shortschaf]

I have the 7 in a 6.5 diameter. Waiting on my nano. Once it arrives. I’ll shoot them back to back and provide input. No sound measuring tools other than tinnitus plagues hearing.

Are you saying you ordered a ZG7 with a 6.5 oriface?
Or an ultra7 6.5 can

 

[AirlockIndustries]

The last time we compared the Nano to an Ultra 7(30 cal), it was an earlier prototype, and it measured 1.2 dB(a) quieter than the Ultra 7 on a 22” .223.

 

[jonnyviceroy]

The last time we compared the Nano to an Ultra 7(30 cal), it was an earlier prototype, and it measured 1.2 dB(a) quieter than the Ultra 7 on a 22” .223.

I guess volume really no longer is king. Can’t wait for my 6.5 and hopefully soon after a nano!

 

[Tahoe1305]

I guess volume really no longer is king. Can’t wait for my 6.5 and hopefully soon after a nano!

Kinda. I do think ZG stuff is “special”.

But comparing a 30 cal ultra 7 to a .223 cal Nano isn’t apples to apples.

Still silly impressive though.

 

[jonnyviceroy]

Kinda. I do think ZG stuff is “special”.

But comparing a 30 cal ultra 7 to a .223 cal Nano isn’t apples to apples.

Still silly impressive though.

I would tend to think volume would outweigh diameter but I am certainly not an expert there. But like you said still silly impressive.

 

[Huntnpack 2]

Yup volume still matters when comparing apples to apples. What we are seeing with printed cans is the ability to design optimal combustion gas management systems. This is a good thing.