For those who may be interested, the 7.62 MINI suppressor is available for dealer order. I had my dealer place my order today. Do not know how long it will be before they ship, but it sounds like it will be a sweet can for the 7.62mm carbines that are so popular now days. Mine will go on my SCAR 17 CQC when I get it in hand.
I’ve known about it for a bit, actually have been hounding the Suppressor guys about this can for a while so I am thrilled they are making it. This can is the reason I didn’t buy an 762SDN6. The size alone has me sold. A .30 cal can the exact size as most 5.56mm cans. I realize there is no free lunch, and I do not know what the actual sound reduction is really not much concern to me. I am very found of this type can. I am all about keeping the weight down on a rifle, and actually this can will make a lot of sense on longer barrel .308s, as it will keep the OAL down.
The Surefire guys seem to have some really kick ass products coming out in the next year. I am real excited about their Titanium cans.
As much as it would help keep the OAL of a full sized .308 down, imagine how much good it will do for the 300 BLK SBRs that are running around. What good is an SBR if you’re hanging another 8 inches off the end of it?
Speaking of hanging, you said it was 6" length, but how much past muzzle? Thanks boss.
Since I have a FH762SV-SCAR adapter on the way, will the mini (or the appropriate variant) be able to be mounted on that or would I need a different FH?
I gotcha. I specifically wanted to hear from Javelin since he made the claim. I agree that they are expensive and as an AAC owner I agree that that they are good.
I just want to know where he got his information from to make that statement.
Surefire suppressors are not up to par - AAC cans are the only suppressor to withstand the military testing. Of which my unit had the opportunity to be a part of during the rapid fielding initiative in 2005 when we re-deployed back to N. Baghdad.
Ok - Material choice aside of the two brands SureFire cans are not close to as quiet as AAC. And they cost more. But if you like do your research.