The REAPER from Unknown Suppressors

[Salmon River Solutions]

Any precision testing? Will SRS make a brake for it?

I can't tell but will the front cap take Bravo threads or the SRS 2 port brake?

will this have a muzzle brake option for it?

Tag us when asking, I didn't even know this thread existed.

It is the 1.8" diameter... so our brake we have on the website currently will fit it. This does require the can to be shimmed, but we include shims with the brake.

We are working on a self timing setup for the brake but haven't quite figured it out yet.

Ken

 

[JGRaider]

Where did you find dBA ratings for the AB Raptor 8 (with or without reflex)? They are not listed on AB's website. AB would not tell me them when I called to ask. And they are not on the TBAC Summit or Pew Science.

There was a guy here that did some testing with the new OG and several others including the AB8. IIRC it tested in the low 130db range but I could be mistaken. It was significantly quieter than the new OG can.

 

[cuerro viejo]

There was a guy here that did some testing with the new OG and several others including the AB8. IIRC it tested in the low 130db range but I could be mistaken. It was significantly quieter than the new OG can.

Reaper would be a better comparison to AB 8,

OG is 4” so it compares to AB 2 @ 3.9” and AB 4 @ 4.7”

Reaper with 3” reflex makes a lot of sense… I’ll take one in .75 config if it retains 1.8 full diameter reflex. Think it would beat Raptor 8

 

[nobody]

My dad and I are in the market for our first suppressors. We wanted a scythe TI without the durability question marks. This just moved to the top of the list.


Now to wait…

 

[khuber84]

Have a Pic of the end cap prior to the high temp integrity test? I'd like to see if the distortion of the end cap muzzle exit was also convex shaped, or if the material was reshaped from heat and pressure.

 

[doc holiday13]

Tag us when asking, I didn't even know this thread existed.

It is the 1.8" diameter... so our brake we have on the website currently will fit it. This does require the can to be shimmed, but we include shims with the brake.

We are working on a self timing setup for the brake but haven't quite figured it out yet.

Ken

So i guess I should have been more specific in my response. It seems like you're referring to having a muzzle attachment type brake for the suppressor to thread on to.

What I was asking(sorry for my lack of clarity), will the suppressor have a brake option? Much like the TBAC Magnus(directional) or Silencerco Harverster (radial type brake)

 

[Bluefish]

Have a Pic of the end cap prior to the high temp integrity test? I'd like to see if the distortion of the end cap muzzle exit was also convex shaped, or if the material was reshaped from heat and pressure.
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I believe they said it did get distorted from heat as its aluminum?

Now I want one and I thought I was done buying cans for a while.

 

[wind gypsy]

So i guess I should have been more specific in my response. It seems like you're referring to having a muzzle attachment type brake for the suppressor to thread on to.

What I was asking(sorry for my lack of clarity), will the suppressor have a brake option? Much like the TBAC Magnus(directional) or Silencerco Harverster (radial type brake)

Assumed Ken @Salmon River Solutions was referring to this:

Directional Suppressor Brake – Salmon River Solutions

The OG L has threads, so we're going to use them!

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