Thread: New Suppressor...who from?

Originally Posted by FletchNZ

ODL - Oceania Defence, Novel Weapon System Solutions

Lightest quietest titanium suppressors.

Lightest one is 20g less than a DPT I see, and better for sustained semi-auto fire if thats your thing - well over double the price though!

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Mate got a Hardys on his .243, noise suppression was ok but the way the gun was treated wasnt, a rough as thread was done that had chips out of the threading and the plastic but of the pistol grip was broken off, it was returned taped up and glue oozing out from around it.

Originally Posted by savageshooter

A gent at the range on sat had and SSR job on a 243, he had an issue with one that the internal thread broke away causing baffle strikes. I think he said this one was the replacement.
I didnt risk taking off the muffs as there were too many shooters, but all I could hear was a FFFFFFFfffffft! sound, he didnt stick around to chck it out more but it seemed pretty quiet.
Got a gunworks dualium on my 308 myself. they make them an inch? longer than when I got mine now I think.

Ignore this.......wasnt all that great. Saw the bloke again...plus he round out of adjustment on the scope with the can on...weird.

Originally Posted by Gibo

It will be lighter than my 750gram stainless MAE But shit its quiet

You didn't confuse your can for your car muffler did you?

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Originally Posted by Maca49

Want to spend lots? Get a titanium from Bert at Tagar Metals mount maunganui, smaller and lighter

Tell us some more.

Originally Posted by Remmagged

I wish I'd spent the extra and got one of Dan's new models; rather than a dpt..


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This week end saw Hardy latest and prior model to that. Latest on X Bolt and older model on T3.First deer on Friday shot @200m. It seemed non plussed with first shot as it peered around some manuka and pine. Next shot at base of neck and flipped in air. Next nite both shooting at stag @300m down a very steep gully. Both seemed very quiet. First shots were abysmal but then both hit lungs.I was to side and calling the shots.Neither of the cans sounded different i.e. no great difference to them.Both did job.The XBolt did not have any shortening. My son and me preferred if it was chopped an inch.[balance wise]Pills were 55gr Barnes and 53gr Sierra.