The REAPER from Unknown Suppressors

[wind gypsy]

Y’all get ready to laugh, as I am about to show you how dumb I am.
Re the SRS brake…initially I thought that the brake itself was timed with shims. That is not correct. The suppressor itself is timed with the shims.
Depending on how one mounts their cans, this discovery might be serendipitous.

Now nobody else reading this has to be as dumb as I am.

You definitely aren't the only one. I had no idea how/where the shims were used.

 

[flyfisher117]

I can’t get my end cap or threaded adapter to carbon lock to the suppressor body they both keep coming loose. Today it passed 75 rounds of 7 PRC, a handful of 6.5 CM and a dozen .223. Any tips? Would a teeny dot of high temp thread lock be enough?

 

[DB29]

I can’t get my end cap or threaded adapter to carbon lock to the suppressor body they both keep coming loose. Today it passed 75 rounds of 7 PRC, a handful of 6.5 CM and a dozen .223. Any tips? Would a teeny dot of high temp thread lock be enough?

High temp loctite did not work for me. Came loose after 1 long range session. Rockset works.

 

[flyfisher117]

High temp loctite did not work for me. Came loose after 1 long range session. Rockset works.

Just a dot of rocket? Never used the stuff but seen how difficult it can be to remove if needed.

 

[DB29]

Just a dot of rocket? Never used the stuff but seen how difficult it can be to remove if needed.

Yeah, I was very conservative with it. Haven’t had to remove it yet but I have read a 24hr soak in water and it can be removed.

 

[HairyScandinavian]

Just a dot of rocket? Never used the stuff but seen how difficult it can be to remove if needed.

I had a brake unscrew (suppressor mount brake) when I attempted to remove the suppressor with a few drops of Rocksett used on the muzzle. I said that stuff on there now.