UM/S2H/Suppressors/Scopes and More!

[diverc18]

Aside from the suppressors, any more information about the ballpark price of the Raven action? Trying to decide if I need to pick up another tikka donor or wait it out.

 

[The Guide]

That doesn’t help. The website assumes the reader knows what they are writing about. I have a suppressor that threads on the end of the muzzle. It has some different adapters for various threads. It makes it quiet so I don’t need ear muffs and reduces recoil. What’s the difference?

This should help...

Jay

 

[dailyherold]

That’s good. The goals for this first can are:

1). Hearing safe- sub 140dB at shooters ear
2). Shortest added oal to rifle
3). Better balance to the rifle
4). Around 10oz or less
5). More of a hollow sound if possible.

This list is great. The only other characteristic that I felt was important in my recent suppressor purchase (CAT JL/Alleycat 308) was consistency of first shot measurements relative to all subsequent shots in a string.

Pewscience takes aside, they refer to it as "first-round-pop" (FRP). Some cans have a divergence on that first round measurement, which to my simple mind, seemed suboptimal for hunting...and ears.

@Formidilosus, curious with your experience and all the testing y'all have done on cans, if "FRP" is even noticeable in the field? And if so, was it factored into the design of this UM suppressor?