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2. View topic - suppressor baffle pics (VERY PICTURE HEAVY) -...

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   The caps are threaded with 28 TPI and .375" thread length and bored out to add more volume , it uses 7 baffles , 6 K-baffles (5 aluminum and one 316 SS) and one coned washer on top of last K. The 1/2x28 threads were cut while on the finished can and was indicated off the bore via 6" range rod.

3. WaGuns.org - View topic - Quietbore suppressor sale

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4. suppressor baffle pics (VERY PICTURE HEAVY) - WaGuns.org

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   Re: silencer baffle pics (VERY PICTURE HEAVY) Wed Mar 16, 2011 10:45 pm. AAC: TiRant. Evo9: Evo40: Note: The white rod is a delrin rod to push out the baffle stack. this is an aftermarket item made for this silencer. Titan .338 lapua (next to an m4-2000 5.56 on the right): m4-2000 (mod8): Note: this was fired from a 9" 300BLK in full auto with ...

5. Consensus on bore diameter for 308/7.62x51 build

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   Went ahead and opened up the baffles to 9/32 OOPS..EDIT 11/32 Switched to radial coned end cap again at 3/8 Other than that all remained the same. (Still un-clipped) Missing from OP specs: Tube diameter, 1.5", carbon steel; Spacer (blast chamber) Stainless; Baffles 6061 Alu. Safe to say the change was nothing short of dramatic.

6. 9mm baffles - silencertalk.com

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   9mm baffles Yes, it can be legal to make a silencer. For everything Form-1, from silencer designs that are easily made, to filing forms with the BATF, to 3D modeling.

7. Maglite baffle blueprints - Help

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   I'd expect well designed and executed K baffles to work well with that host. Stainless or better for the first couplethen 7075 aluminum. 7 baffles in 6" should be about right. 1.25“ diameter would offer decent suppression. I expect you'll need a recoil booster mechanism, though I have no experience with those.

8. Suppressor thread oil or lubricant - What is best? - Silencer...

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   Historian wrote:For baffles to make cleaning easy it has been recommended warming tube and baffles and coating with ATF DOT 5 Silicone fluid. Previous posts here reference the easy of cleaning .22 dirty crudded baffles with ease. Best. p.s., Dab of Permatex Anti-Seize on high temp threads prevents galling and does not increase unwinding. For

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10. Is a blast chamber really needed/heat treating baffles

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    how necessary is needed to have a main blast chamber in a suppressor. say the suppressor is all stainless steel with the tube having a wall thickness of .075 inches and the baffles being 17-4 stainless steel(60 degree cone cups and clipped) and .065 inche thick with the skirt being .669 inches long. would a blast chamber be needed?

11. Suppressor Cleaning Solvents & Pre-Treatments - WaGuns.org

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    Nothing else cleans as well, and fine glass bead at ~40 psi doesn't damage aluminum or titanium baffles, and even 60-80 psi is safe for steel baffles. I've tried a lot of different cleaning methods over the past ~15 years, and the only other really effective method is "the dip", but it's very hazardous and also not safe for aluminum.