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  1. More things to consider - rank what you are looking for: price, suppression (decibels), weight are usually the top concerns but durability (full auto rated, barrel length restrictions for caliber) could be important to you. A lot of people reference PewScience testing, but Thunderbeast Arms has hosted a big test summit a couple of times and has good date. These links will show comparisons with a limited number of host firearms but gives you some pretty direct numbers on sound. https://pewscience.com/rankings https://thunderbeastarms.com/sound/summit2024/
  2. Yes, however most 5.56 cans are sealed. 22LR is dirty and you want to be able to clean the suppressor after so many rounds to remove lead. Most dedicated rimfire cans are user serviceable (can be taken apart) for cleaning. A sealed can could be cleaned with some of the newer liquid solutions (have read a couple threads elsewhere on it) but you have to decide if that is suitable. OP - decide for sure what calibers and even hosts (pistols/rifles) you want to start with. Pick a mounting solution (direct thread or various adapters), then start to narrow down on rimfire vs 5.56 vs .30cal vs 9mm vs "universal" (works for most calibers but not best suppression on most).
  3. Mid-length gas for 16", rifle length for 18"/20" are my setups (5.56, 6.8, and .308). There are some exceptions to the listed 4 lengths, as a few manufacturers do intermediate or plus lengths. Geissele as an example has their own, or you may see rifle+1" (as an example) for special barrels. A mid-length gas system with A5 receiver extension/buffer makes a sweet shooting AR.
  4. Bump + trade list updated.
  5. Bump + trade list updated.
  6. Used no box Holosun HS507C X2 optic with red reticle. This includes everything that you would receive with a new in box optic EXCEPT the box and the flat/torx combo tool. Pic rail adapater Two screw sets Manual Lens cloth This optic is used but in excellent working condition. I used silver sharpie to mark the screws when it was mounted which is the two dots you see. GONE
  7. New in box Holosun HS507C X2 optic with red reticle. I could not get the sleeve to slide off so it is ripped as pictured, but the optic has never been removed from the box. https://holosun.com/products/pistol-sights/507/hs507c-x2.html GONE
  8. 1800 Servicios y Aventuras Small Pistol Primers. These are non-corrosive, manufactured in Argentina. I bought these a while ago and only ever loaded 200. Fair warning they have hard cups and I could not get reliable ignition in any of my Glocks. Asking $100 OBO $80 firm picked up in Columbia area. No shipping! Possible trades list +- cash as needed: AR15 5.56 Bolt Carrier Group - Microbest chrome preferred but will consider other known brands Griffin Armament Taper Mount device OD Green AR15 mags (Lancer / Magpul preferred) OD Green Mapul / Vickers sling Quality 16" mid-length .223Wylde or 5.56 barrel AR15 handguard, 12"-15" MLOK LaRue MBT2 trigger Shot timer Reloading supplies - .224 or .356 bullets, primers, powder considered Glock 10 magazine pouches Glock 44 .22LR magazines
  9. It basically comes down to reticle preference I believe; the 407 is dot only, 507 is dot/circle/circle+dot. I personally only use the dot option on my 507C. If you want to check out the 507 send me a message (assuming your location is correct).
  10. The tracks I saw showed it south of me (off of Bear Creek) in the Culleoka area then crossing i65. Hope everything missed you! Until just 45-60ish minutes ago it had been clear and dry all day on this side of town. First rain drops hit around 6:25.
  11. I ended up receiving a Worksharp Precision Adjust Elite as a gift and really like it. The Lansky is a great sharpener but the Worksharp has more adjustability/flexibility IMO thus far.

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