[alemonkey]

Just thought I'd drop this off...pics of the rimfire suppressor I built on a Form 1. It's very quiet on my 6.5" CMMG, with subsonics you pretty much just hear the action cycling. This was my first attempt at building a can and I'm very happy with the results. I have another Form 1 approved that's waiting on a .30 cal can. I'll probably start on that in the next week or so.

http://i1226.photobucket.com/albums/ee412/alemonkey/suppressor/IMG_1771.jpg

http://i1226.photobucket.com/albums/ee412/alemonkey/suppressor/IMG_1774.jpg

[Magoo]

Very nicely done. I'm jealous of you guys that have access to the machines and tooling to do this.

What material(s) did you use?

[alemonkey]

The blast baffle and muzzle threads are 303 stainless. Everything else is 6061 aluminum.

[crazy-mp]

Nice job what were your dimensions on the can? Glad to see somebody who does not try to mirror the 1 X 5 cookie cutter cans that are flooding the market right now.





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[h0use]

Looks good!

[alemonkey]

Nice job what were your dimensions on the can? Glad to see somebody who does not try to mirror the 1 X 5 cookie cutter cans that are flooding the market right now.



1.125 OD x 6" long. I didn't want to go with a tiny little can because I thought it would look funny with this gun. Even though it's a little bigger than a typical rimfire can it still works well with pistols. I tried it on a friend's Sig Mosquito and it didn't block the sights at all. It was actually quieter on the pistol than on the AR. That CMMG upper has a really noisy action.