Thread: Suppressors

Originally Posted by craigc

What about a SSRNZ one?

http://www.facebook.com/ssrnz/photos...type=1&theater

They are very good


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Originally Posted by craigc

What about a SSRNZ one?

http://www.facebook.com/ssrnz/photos...type=1&theater

Scott is putting stainless steel inserts in them now as well to greatly reduce/remove the gas cutting/erosion on the alloy baffles

Originally Posted by Shootm

Looking at getting one for my 7-375 needs to be able to handle 80gns of powder. Don't want to heavy as the rifle scope combo only weighs 7.5 Lb.

Pro and Cons on the following.

Gunworks

Mae

DPT

Hardys

Because I'm useless with a computer can some one start a poll.

Hi, what barrel length do you have on the weapon?

I would recommend our standard .30 calibre S series SL7:

S Series SL7 sound suppressor | Ase Utra

As it is rated for .30 cal magnums, handling those powder levels.

Best Regards!

Tuukka Jokinen
Sales and Marketing Manager
Ase Utra sound suppressors

Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg

Yep way less noise signature towards the animal.

Also confusing with angled ported brakes as the majority of noise is going away from them.

Just got an ASE 22 can & a couple of SL5s for myself to try before I supply guys with them.

The SL5 at 390 grams is very nice & short, looks great

Thanks for the nice comments!

Regards!

Tuukka

Originally Posted by Tuukka

Hi, what barrel length do you have on the weapon?

I would recommend our standard .30 calibre S series SL7:

S Series SL7 sound suppressor | Ase Utra

As it is rated for .30 cal magnums, handling those powder levels.

Best Regards!

Tuukka Jokinen
Sales and Marketing Manager
Ase Utra sound suppressors

@Tuukka
Barrel is 26"
I will wait and see what Greg thinks of them.

Originally Posted by Shootm

@Tuukka
Barrel is 26"
I will wait and see what Greg thinks of them.

Have used one for 10 months, as I've said before they are way ahead of what we have available locally, in every way.
Just be prepared to pay a little more.


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Originally Posted by BRADS

Have used one for 10 months, as I've said before they are way ahead of what we have available locally, in every way.
Just be prepared to pay a little more.


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In what way do you think they are ahead of nz suppressors? Keen to hear your thoughts as Im getting an ASE fitted at the moment.

Be interesting to see some of the new american large calibre suppressor tech come through. Have seen a few with both an internal brake and a can end muzzle break. Seem to tame recoil much better than a standard can.