My New 30 Cal. Can

[ray1970]

Nice.

Now please paint it black.

[Big John]

Nice.

Now please paint it black.

Don't worry, it's not staying raw. Coating was the last thing on my mind when I got everything done

[ray1970]

Don't worry, it's not staying raw. Coating was the last thing on my mind when I got everything done

Yeah, I figured. Just busting your chops a bit.

So, there's just a bunch of standard freeze plugs in there?

[Big John]

Yeah, I figured. Just busting your chops a bit.

So, there's just a bunch of standard freeze plugs in there?

Yes. Final form at the hole is 60*. Approx. 2"blast chamber. Then baffle. Then 3/4" spacer. Then stacked baffles to fit.

[Great-Kazoo]

Yes. Final form at the hole is 60*. Approx. 2"blast chamber. Then baffle. Then 3/4" spacer. Then stacked baffles to fit.

That's being polite. Cut another one

It was interesting observing the process. Dear ATF

[Great-Kazoo]

Yeah, I figured. Just busting your chops a bit.

So, there's just a bunch of standard freeze plugs in there?

Yes the 1.5 stainless Sealed Power units. I figure there's 14 more days before my F1 is approved. Then all hell breaks loose. John used Ti for the can, I'm using Seamless carbon steel. To say the rounds fired using factory ammo were quiet would be an understatement. Shooting some of those sub's i loaded, the bolt and buffer made more noise
Today we might do a S x S comparison to the factory 223 cans i have. IMO the bang for the buck, is well worth it. I'm not expecting factory compatible Db reduction when my 30 cal is approved. It will be used on a SBR'd AK.

[Big John]

All the info you need is in this thread.

[HoneyBadger]

All the info you need is in this thread.

Holy 94 pages, Batman!

I guess I'll start reading...