Mate just showed me his, carbon fibre, looks good, he reckons it's quieter than the gunworks one. 412 grams, for a centre fire seems quite nice, $500. Any experiance with them anyone?
Also heard the Hardy ones are supposed to be very good. Opinions?
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Mate just showed me his, carbon fibre, looks good, he reckons it's quieter than the gunworks one. 412 grams, for a centre fire seems quite nice, $500. Any experiance with them anyone?
Also heard the Hardy ones are supposed to be very good. Opinions?
I have a Hardy can on my 7/08.
Weighs around 340grams and I can't fault it in any way. Combined with a limbsaver and recoil is non-existent. There has been multiple occasions where it has allowed me either a follow up shot - or to shoot another animal in the group.
I have a
240 grams S&L on my 22 Hornet - 25dB
280 gram A-tec CTM4 on my 6,5 -27dB (my hunting suppressor)
400 gram A-tec Maxim titanium -32dB (my range suppressor)
This is all good values, -32dB is very good.
I have also seen the Hausken Mini 223 suppressor, 150 grams but only -20'ish dB. I'd carry another 100 grams for the extra dB.
NZer's like terrible suppressors Thomas
The prob we have over here is everyone going lighter and lighter to the point of failure, and not backing up or/and starting again
Seems like any hillbilly thinks he can make a suppressor :O_O:
Or "being farmers in their shed"
We had that a couple of years ago, seems like they solved it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spanners
But then again, a successful design makes you a millionaire in Norway so I reckon that motivates a little research.
Out of interest what are the supps worth in Norway?
I'd take a proven light can anyday instead of a potential handgrenade
5-600 NZD for the expensive ones, about 1000 for the really expensive everlast titaniums ???
A-tec CMM-4 are 250-280 pounds in England. Noone in England will export one though.
Roedale Delta is 230 Euros or something after you take off VAT, and a copy of A-tec CMM-4, slightly lighter though. Mine has like 400-500 rds through it now with no ill effects. Roedales customer service is "hahaha" at best though
ie "around" $500NZ for either option
Edit: Beaten like a Swedish person
My bro is in the UK remember - might look into it
google hates .no websites
and you need a permit to buy a suppressor in the UK, I think they're registered to your license there
That buggers that idea then......
Get an A-Tec from Norway if you can find a single Norwegian website
Roedale + customer service = oxymoronQuote:
Originally Posted by gimp
http://www.jaktogfriluft.no/display.aspx?menuid=12001
They sent me like 5 spare baffles for my Delta IV for free
But it arrived 3 months late
On balance, it worked out ok?
How many years did you wait for your PMII again ?Quote:
Originally Posted by gimp
Too many. But I got it for like $1000 cheaper than anywhere else.
Not trying to get a second one from them. Well I did try but it was like 6 months and they still kept ignoring me so I gave up.
Roedale Delta sold out until Feb.
Might look some more at them when I'm at wkQuote:
Originally Posted by Norway
Let me know how far you get. I'd be keen for a CTM 4 like Norway has at some point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spanners
So, how much spare space do you have in your suitcase...?Quote:
Originally Posted by Norway
Actually, Maybe not. Kr 3200 is about $665 NZDQuote:
Originally Posted by Normie
A-TEC CTM 4 LYDDEMPER - Jakt & Friluft
Get a CMM-4
220gms, 150mm long, replacable baffles, $537NZ at todays exchange
Thats what I was looking at
A-Tec Group Buy?
For a group buy, why not try A-tec direct?
He may or may not export, there's no cost in asking.
Kontakt
Could be worth a shot if there is enough interest.
EDIT: Enquiry sent, i will let evryone know what they say.
So a CTM is an over barrel type and the CMM is a can design.
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildman
CTM = Telescopic
CMM = Muzzle
My preference is CTM, a lot more support should you fall and bang the rifle badly...
Me too. Only an extra 80grams It would be worth it. How are they fitted though? Is there an adjustable bush to fit it to the rifle or does the barrel need to be profiled just right?
You profile the bushing to the barrel
I'm guessing it is made to be let you do that, remove material to fit?
This is why I would get one over the CMM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norway
Well I have to say A-Tec have good customer service. I received an email back from them tonight.
Hi Tom.
I’m happy to hear that A-TEC is made interest in N.Z.
There should not be a problem, I think UK distribuer has handled this earlier, I will chek this up..
Will see what he comes back with.
Interesting...
Shit those things look pretty cool alright, even though I can't read Norwegian ( I saw Browning on one :cool: ) maybe we/someone on here could become the NZ distributor for em :)
i'd be interested - though not in dealing with the UK - everything is too hard for them - much like some yanks lol
Just ring Jim and get NZ made. Ask gimp about them.
I agree. Dealing with A-Tec direct would be much better. I'll see what they come back with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spanners