UM/S2H/Suppressors/Scopes and More!

[huntnful]

Ultimate Reloader did some recoil testing with different configs of a certain suppressor.

For example, the 8" suppressor reduced recoil 37%
That 8" suppressor weighs 13.5oz

By comparison, a 13.5oz weight added to a 10lb rifle should only reduce recoil by the exact % of weight that it contributed, or about 8%

Area 419 Maverick Recoil Quantified! (7 configurations) – Ultimate Reloader

ultimatereloader.com

Furthermore, this guy literally has a recoil rig that he tested multiple suppressors on. Took seconds to find on youtube

Great videos. Thank you for sharing!

 

[huntnful]

No, it’s 100% a noticeable difference in recoil pulse due to the characteristics of the suppressor, not just the added weight.

The ultimate reloader video showing how much later and drawn out the peak recoil pulse was with the suppressors was very cool.

 

[Reburn]

The ultimate reloader video showing how much later and drawn out the peak recoil pulse was with the suppressors was very cool.

Dont want what you will never be able to have bro.

 

[2buffalo]

Have they said what the warranty is going to be in their suppressors? Also how will they be repaired since they are printed rather than welded?

 

[IrkedCitizen]

If they can't repair it they can reprint it

 

[2buffalo]

They can but will they? And if so for how long after purchase?

 

[IrkedCitizen]

Don't break it?

 

[huntnful]

Dont want what you will never be able to have bro.

Hahahaha that’s funny as hell . #muzzlebrakesforlife

 

[Steve O]

Good Lord. People LOVE to complain. Whoever said “the customer is always right” is an idiot.

Here’s an idea; wait until the final product comes out, read the reviews, and if it sounds intriguing pick one up. If it doesn’t, move on.

All this fretting over something still not finished is a huge waste of time. The UM boys know what THEY want. They have pretty good experience…most here will like it. If not, find the one you do.

 

[mtnwrunner]

Good Lord. People LOVE to complain. Whoever said “the customer is always right” is an idiot.

Here’s an idea; wait until the final product comes out, read the reviews, and if it sounds intriguing pick one up. If it doesn’t, move on.

All this fretting over something still not finished is a huge waste of time. The UM boys know what THEY want. They have pretty good experience…most here will like it. If not, find the one you do.

Thanks for a well said post.

Randy

 

[AZ_Hunter]

I would be curious to see the cross section. I have designed and built close to a couple dozen cans, so the engineering interests me.