The Grim, from Salmon River Solutions, Q&A

[Salmon River Solutions]

Hey everyone,

Starting a new thread dedicated to our new model of Suppressor brake, The Grim

Ask questions that you have and we (Ken or Cory) will answer them ASAP. @Cory_Shoot2Hunt @Ryan Avery

Here's our current plan for offering other brands besides the Scythe and Reaper that launch June 17th.

-Dead Air, Diligent, and TBAC Magnus
-End of July, Early August
-AB Raptor, Abel Co Theorem
-September
-HUB end cap cans
-October / November

Thanks!

Ken

 

[HuntHarder]

I am sure there is a reason, but why don't you 3d print it and save a bunch of weight? I am assuming you can't or the cost would be too high?

 

[Okie-hunter]

I’ll be trying one when the Diligent defense model comes out.
One question I have, how quick/easy is it to change the timing once set?? If I move it from 1 rifle to another and need to adjust timing is it pretty effortless?

 

[Salmon River Solutions]

I am sure there is a reason, but why don't you 3d print it and save a bunch of weight? I am assuming you can't or the cost would be too high?

The cost difference between time on a lathe that costs $200,000 and a mill that cost $150,000 Vs. a 3d printer that costs $850,000 drives the 3d printed cost up too much. Standard shop rate on our equipment is like $100/hr. The 3d printers at that cost are approx $400/hr

I’ll be trying one when the Diligent defense model comes out.
One question I have, how quick/easy is it to change the timing once set?? If I move it from 1 rifle to another and need to adjust timing is it pretty effortless?

Its very easy once you understand how the timing ring works. After we get them back from anodize Wednesday we will be filming a "how to" install video.

Ken