Originally Posted By: reb8600Originally Posted By: 3DHUSKER
Are you serious? A suppressor that will not shoulder up is not only stupid but dangerous. Result is baffle strikes due to loosing can (cant get it properly aligned and tight if it wont shoulder), larger than normal POI, ect. Not to mention cutting threads concentric to the bore for proper alignment. A lot of the barrels bores are not in the center of the barrel. So your telling me it is not critical to have everything lined up properly when shooting a bullet basically through a long tight tunnel? Come on man...
If the fit is not right you will have problems sooner or later. When you are directly involved with the industry you have to deal with it all the time.
Here is one I bought that I just had cleaned up last week. It had no relief cut and shoulder was not square.
Dont get so worked up, I am just asking. I have my first suppressor waiting on my stamp. I dont claim to know everything about suppressors, in fact I am trying to learn. If you dont like someone asking questions, dont post.
No no... Someone who seems to be so detailed about everything else can't be so lax in this area, just was shocked that it was no big deal. no problem. I should use more smiles
Sorry I seemed brash, I just don't want my brothers in arms with their first suppressor not having a wonderful experience.
I just had another PM brother that lives 30 miles away get his first can and experience a bad thread job first time out. I recommended a smith that I knew would do it right he used another and had a can stuck half on. (Would not come off).