The Shoot2hunt Podcast

[LingCod]

Same way I landed here. Give up one of the hunting trips and sign up for a shoot2hunt class, prob is you’ll want to shoot more when you get home.

Yeah that’s good advice, thank you.

 

[Brontosaurus]

I fondled the new suppressor at UM's booth today. I was very impressed. I'll definitely be buying at least one.

Sent from my SM-S928U using Tapatalk

same

 

[2Stamp]

It felt really solid yet not very heavy. Plus, it only adds 4". It feels way sturdier than my Scythe.

Sent from my SM-S928U using Tapatalk

When I talked to Ryan at the show about it, I mentioned my Scythe has a ping sound to it. He state this will have a very different sound to it, even though it is Titanium. I really like my Scythe (regardless of perceived sound), but I will be buying one of these.

 

[B_Reynolds_AK]

3 episodes with a brass company…

C’mon guys, we want Shoot 2 Hunt content, not marketing calls with ADG.

 

[Brontosaurus]

3 episodes with a brass company…

C’mon guys, we want Shoot 2 Hunt content, not marketing calls with ADG.

Fr fr i was really hoping to hear about the raven today and was sadly disappointed

 

[Ryan Avery]

Fr fr i was really hoping to hear about the raven today and was sadly disappointed

Next week

 

[Ryan Avery]

3 episodes with a brass company…

C’mon guys, we want Shoot 2 Hunt content, not marketing calls with ADG.

Don't worry, Peterson brass is on deck....

 

[wind gypsy]

I usually enjoy what the ADG guys have to say and I haven't bought any of their stuff for like 5 years.

 

[B_Reynolds_AK]

Don't worry, Peterson brass is on deck....

Ffs

 

[kswaterfowl]

I thought the same thing when I saw adg again. I thought there was supposed to be a backcountry gear and tactics episode coming up?

 

[DangerRanger]

So, what’s the best method of super tightening a direct thread suppressor when the suppressor covers the mount? Strap wrench?

 

[B_Reynolds_AK]

So, what’s the best method of super tightening a direct thread suppressor when the suppressor covers the mount? Strap wrench?

I think most of us just use a wrist snap and call it good. As you use it, carbon builds up on the threads and acts as a bit of a thread locker, even when removing and putting it back on regularly.

 

[RWT]

I went to anti seize paste after I had to take the rubber mallet to an ultra 7. That or shoot it hot and grab the oven kit.

 

[DangerRanger]

I think most of us just use a wrist snap and call it good. As you use it, carbon builds up on the threads and acts as a bit of a thread locker, even when removing and putting it back on regularly.

We’ll form has in the past been pretty vocal about actually torquing direct threads only

All my cans are taper mounts at this point until possibly this one so I have no experience in that area and just wondered since I remembered seeing that on here

 

[NSI]

I think most of us just use a wrist snap and call it good. As you use it, carbon builds up on the threads and acts as a bit of a thread locker, even when removing and putting it back on regularly.

A lot of times this works. Sometimes chucking the rifle in a vice and hitting it with MAN or a strap wrench is the only thing that’ll stop it backing off. I had a scythe like that. Maybe I should be glad all of its baffles were trying to escape at the same rate

-J

 

[id_jon]

Everything on the end of any of my barrels gets a wench. Seen way too many loose muzzle devices

 

[Dobermann]

So, what’s the best method of super tightening a direct thread suppressor when the suppressor covers the mount? Strap wrench?

I asked Form that just a couple of months ago on this thread: https://rokslide.com/forums/threads/tikkas-and-suppressors.328900/page-5#post-3956363

His answer:

No anti-seize, hand tighten, then use a wrench and get it tight. They don’t move after that.