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I’d be interested in a comparison of the OG 6.5 vs Triple 6 on a 6 UM
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I’d be interested in a comparison of the OG 6.5 vs Triple 6 on a 6 UM
and my post history on OG says that exact same thing and that it is and was everything it was advertised. I like my OG, already has over 1k rounds, it is only can I trust to really hard abuse.Except:
A: you bought the first suppressor from a company you knew would be developing more
B: this probably isn’t the Predator, but matches the general specs on the roadmap, so this type of can isn’t a surprise to anyone who’s paid attention
C: the OG is everything it was marketed as
Yeah I get ya. I do find it interesting that this Triple 6 matches the specs of the Predator on their roadmap, but this one seems to not be the Predator. I wonder what will distinguish them.and my post history on OG says that exact same thing and that it is and was everything it was advertised. I like my OG, already has over 1k rounds, it is only can I trust to really hard abuse.
US did tell me via email they weren’t planning on going to a 6 or 6.5 specific OG when I ordered, I get innovation happens, and I’m happy with my OG, but I’d be happier if it was just the current 6.5 OG specsbut who wouldn’t , I do think the 6.5 OG will spec out better then this new one though. I’m ordering one or the other as soon as final comparison specs get release
Yeah I get ya. I do find it interesting that this Triple 6 matches the specs of the Predator on their roadmap, but this one seems to not be the Predator. I wonder what will distinguish them.
Form - can you get your hands on an Airlock ZG 6.5 to add to this comparison?Soon.
Form - can you get your hands on an Airlock ZG 6.5 to add to this comparison?
Glitch in the site! The page was showing 8 on your actual post. After I quoted you, I saw the quote said 6. So I went back up to your post, and it still said 8. So I refreshed the page and everything lined out.
Loving those specs in such a small light can!I will post the full results when US decides if this Triple 6 is the final design, however-
6cm, 18”
Avg: 131.7 dB(A)
22CM, 20”
Avg: 130.2 dB(A)
223, 18”
Avg: 129.1 dB(A)
This design has about 1-1.5 dB(A) of FRP which makes those numbers higher with only three shots than 10+. At 10 shots the average for all three was noticeably lower.
Like all US cans so far, durability, barrel length restrictions, and rate of fire are basically not functionally limited.
Still 5/8 thread?I will post the full results when US decides if this Triple 6 is the final design, however-
6cm, 18”
Avg: 131.7 dB(A)
22CM, 20”
Avg: 130.2 dB(A)
223, 18”
Avg: 129.1 dB(A)
This design has about 1-1.5 dB(A) of FRP which makes those numbers higher with only three shots than 10+. At 10 shots the average for all three was noticeably lower.
Like all US cans so far, durability, barrel length restrictions, and rate of fire are basically not functionally limited.
Still 5/8 thread?
Appreciate the intel. The T6 sounds like it would be even better for my lightweight 6ARC. I hope you get your hands on an Airlock for comparison. Heard they may be coming out with a 6mm can also.I will post the full results when US decides if this Triple 6 is the final design, however-
6cm, 18”
Avg: 131.7 dB(A)
22CM, 20”
Avg: 130.2 dB(A)
223, 18”
Avg: 129.1 dB(A)
This design has about 1-1.5 dB(A) of FRP which makes those numbers higher with only three shots than 10+. At 10 shots the average for all three was noticeably lower.
Like all US cans so far, durability, barrel length restrictions, and rate of fire are basically not functionally limited.
Does anyone know how this compares to the OG65?I will post the full results when US decides if this Triple 6 is the final design, however-
6cm, 18”
Avg: 131.7 dB(A)
22CM, 20”
Avg: 130.2 dB(A)
223, 18”
Avg: 129.1 dB(A)
This design has about 1-1.5 dB(A) of FRP which makes those numbers higher with only three shots than 10+. At 10 shots the average for all three was noticeably lower.
Like all US cans so far, durability, barrel length restrictions, and rate of fire are basically not functionally limited.
Does anyone know how this compares to the OG65?




...Interesting. So the 666 actually metered better on the 18" 223 than the OG 65.