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    Potential new suppressor

    Looking at getting my a-bolt 270 threaded for an overbarrel suppressor.

    Just from the websites im leaning towards gunworks but the other option im looking at is hardys.

    From other threads im gathering gunworks are the better option, so whats the price difference between the spartan and standard models?
    Learn to close that ******* bolt quietly!!!

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    have you had a look at DPT? i reckon they are very hard to beat for quality and price.

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    And weight, and size.
    I'm drawn to the mountains and the bush, it's where life is clear, where the world makes the most sense.

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    The gen 4 hardys is quite light and compact would it be $550 incl postage from the Waikato?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neckshot View Post
    The gen 4 hardys is quite light and compact would it be $550 incl postage from the Waikato?
    Hre is in palmy mate.
    But yep be the only can to use.
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    yea I have had a play,im saying it would cost him $550 to send his rifle down to him from the Waikato or just a bit more id say.I found the new cans from him are shorter in length aswell.
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    Depends how much $$ you have i guess. But DPT duralium over barrels are 335 grams and only $370 verses HRE at 290 grams and $555.

    HRE is shorter and fatter

    Duralium DPT 308/243 over barrel Rifle Suppressor - DPT Machinists

    Gen 4 Suppressor - Standard calibres - Rifle Suppressors - Suppressors

    Gunworks Ltd - Lightweight with Aluminium Internal Muzzlebrake; 1/2 X 20 UNF Thread for .223

    Would be interesting to do a side by side on the same gun/cal

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    Here's a DPT modular over barrel on my 243, with one baffle out. Light and short. Moderation is adequate.
    Only negative is that its not suitable for high volume fire, otherwise great in every respect.

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    Plus fitting for the dtp.

    Dan is great to deal with an cans are well made, to me he is the leader in cans. Spent the last couple hours fittings them up. The new ones now have nice logo etc on them its a nice touch.

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    does dans price include barrel threading?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    does dans price include barrel threading?
    pretty sure it dose.

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    Oh yeah thats pretty good then. Dpt includes fitting bit not threading, thats $60 extra

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    Quote Originally Posted by tui_man2 View Post
    Plus fitting for the dtp.

    Dan is great to deal with an cans are well made, to me he is the leader in cans. Spent the last couple hours fittings them up. The new ones now have nice logo etc on them its a nice touch.

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    Thats good to hear

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Thats good to hear
    An done

    Was the fiddly finish odds an ends jobs off an some very cool shit at the moment ..........................

 

 

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