Guns, Dogs and Blades QnA

I can just hear your rifle now whispering to you, asking, does this scope make my telescoping butt look skinny or what! Hah! clearly I was wrong I said I thought it would look like a 55 gallon drum on top, nope more like a whiskey barrel! Hehehe
On serious note heck yes for a comp. I would wait on the can as several players in the industry are revealing new technology on cans at Shot Show. It will be a game changer, (think back pressure) I am guessing there will be a bunch of guys selling present cans for the new versions which are head and shoulders above present technology. Hold your position here for a couple of months and let them get to market. By same token I can envision current cans going on clearance? Either way all good for end users!


Shortly after this post, I asked my FFL if he had any deals on a 30 cal can. He said some guy bought one, shipped it to him and then realized he can't pass a background check and abandoned it. I ended up grabbing it from him. I got a Deadair Sandman S with 2 keymo muzzlebrakes for $600 out the door. (Plus the stamp) I know it's not the quietest can, but it's virtually indestructible with no barrel length requirements, I can use it on every AR I own amd my long range 308 setup.

Well, fast forward 5.5 weeks later and my stamp came back (somehow, fastest my FFL has ever had) and I picked it up today.

Hoping to get out next Sunday to test it out. I dialed in the Nightforce a while ago and what an upgrade it is over the Leupold I replaced. I even grabbed some subsonic 308 just to see how quiet it'll shoot. It should be more or less the same as 300 blackout I imagine. I won't be able to use the sub sonic at any distance, the box says it's 372" of drop at 500 yards. Lol. The range is baffled overhead, I would hit the baffles if I dialed in that much. I plan to sticking to 175gr 308 for the majority of its use.

I might go back to the stock that the rifle came with to, it has a little more adjustability for LOP, I'd like to get it down another 1/2 - 3/4" or so.

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