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This is an SBR; so, I have a Safety Harbor KES stock on it. I love it!

Yessir! Rearden SPB and an Atlas.

@ can you explain that to me some? I really don’t understand these hubs and chambers. Do you keep another Rearden part on other rifles while not in use to make swapping the can around easier? Or is it also for sound reduction? Better taper and more secure lockup?

@@connorjones6222 you have a muzzle device like a flash hider or brake that has the taper mount on the end of the barrel. Your suppressor has the Atlas adapter. This allows you to move a single suppressor to multiple hosts regardless of their barrel thread pattern because they are all using the Plan B pattern muzzle devices which pair with the Atlas. You can place a thread protector on your MD when not in use if you want (e.g., Rearden Icarus, LPM blast shield), but I don’t typically do that.

@ sweet that makes more sense now. Thank you!

@@earljohnson2676 the x block? You use it to stabilize. The unique thing about the Honey Badger barrel assembly, though, is that the turnbuckle applies pressure to the barrel nut; so, it’s not entirely free float. The handguard is actually in contact with the barrel at those points; otherwise, you rest a free float handguard on the block to help with accuracy.

@@joshuawilliamson7672 it’s 3:30-4:00 ejection with LRBHO, basically perfect and what I tuned it to do.

if it shoots it shoots

I’ve seen a couple different people say that the Vent 1 is quieter on 556 than the 556 version is..

@@cj70399 I haven’t met anyone else with a Vent 3 for comparison, but I am hoping others with more access than me can weigh in. Typically, you will get the best results matching cans with caliber-specific applications, but the Vent is already so long, and the Vent 1 is even longer that it’s an impressive result, and I just can’t imagine the Vent 3 being better enough with 5.56 to justify it. Vent 1 was noticeably quieter than the Velos LBP, and it’s rare to have that much improvement that you can actually hear and not just meter.

@@skyofstorms I know Rearden has some longer ones. I have their FHD, SPB, and mini along with some LPM liberty bells. None have been a problem even with the Zilch mount that I have on it now. You should be able to check the muzzle device overrun with the Atlas and Atlas XL to see if there’s enough clearance. No issue for me though.

The MOB is a single size. The new CAT Street Crack mod has long and short configs, and I have that one on Form 3; so, hopefully I can compare it soon! That being said, it will be a 9mm handgun can for me…unless something changes.

Also, in person, the MOB blows the Omega 9k away from a suppression perspective, but if you weren’t running them side by side, I think you would still be happy with the Omega. It also looks sooooo good.

@@illestdomer2005 sweet, I’ll subscribe and wait for the comparison!

I’m not really great at doing review videos, but if I get a chance to get them outside, I might make a longer video. Check out @rangetoyz - he has some great videos on MP5s and cans!

@@illestdomer2005yeah I’ve seen all his stuff he’s got a great channel

Ty, sir! I couldn’t help myself 😂 Also, just trying to catch up with you!

@@JTG40cal I would just get an IR temp gun to make sure you don’t exceed the max temp for the Ti or 718 (don’t recall each off the top of my head, but I believe 718 is double Ti). Pew Science tested the ODB on the MK18; so, I don’t think the 10.3” barrel length would be a problem as long as you manage your firing schedule. 8” 300blk, especially with subs, should be perfectly fine. I haven’t mag dumped mine, but I run an 8” barrel and haven’t even come close to the upper limit. If you are looking enough to have a select fire lower or do a lot of rapid fire, you might want to get the Inconel version; otherwise, the Ti seems plenty durable for my use.

@@illestdomer2005 Thanks for the reply! I certainly won't be mag dumping, but with the titanium's barrel length, rate (<30rnds per minute), and operating temp (650F) restrictions...I think I'm gonna go inconcel. Then, I won't have to worry about any of that and still get the AMAZING suppression. Shooting subs, it sounds like a mouse fart 😆

This is an awesome 300blk suppressor host. Riflespeed built the upper with the windowed handguard. You could do it yourself if you have machining skills and tools. Mine would be an ugly dremel version though 😂 The lower is an ADM with JP SCS. The SCS is expensive but totally worth it when trying to get the quietest pew. The ODB is of course an awesome 30 cal can. I think it’s technically designed for 7.62x39, but it’s awesome on 300blk as well.

@@NA-sb7xz I went with a Rearden FHD on a 12.5” 5.56 and a LPM Liberty Bell untimed brake on a 300blk.

@@illestdomer2005 I'm between this and the LPM Mach-S. How is the recoil mitigation with the liberty bell?

I can tell you a super safe mp5 runs faster than a real mp5 machine gun lol

I had a Franklin Armory binary trigger in there, but I moved it to my full size. It’s pretty fun! That said, the single stage can run pretty fast too. Neither is full auto fast, but it’s also a lot less expensive!

I had to go up to 12 on the 907 plunger. I will probably swap it out and see what I need on the 897 plunger next range visit. Setting 11 on 907 got LRBHO sometimes but had some failures.

Couldn't disagree more. Tune the rifle to cycle subsonic reliably. With the Odb being a flow through can supers won't be too crazy. With a higher back pressure can, sure run a rifle speed to quickly gas down for supers or vice versa.

The Enticer S is a great can. If you didn’t have them side-by-side, I don’t think you would miss anything. DDC is a great company, and the stainless version I have was less than $500. It’s a super high value can.

Actually really good advice. I was just watching this and thought the same thing: I never ejected that live round! 😱 Always a good reminder 🤝

riflespeed gasblock. they make all different sizes

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@@chadsammarco7269 nope, just the blast baffle on the inside. The end has external flash tines.

Well, it doesn’t want to cycle with the ODB. I considered a LMOS BCG and a lighter hammer spring, but I sold this upper to a buddy who has a Trash Panda that fits perfectly.

I think it’s a little more going on here than just sounding similar. The CAT cans are managing the gas and pushing it down range while being as quiet as a well designed traditional baffle can. They’re expensive but it’s some real big brain stuff going on inside of those cans…

Awesome! I’m hoping for similar luck. I am curious to see how the WB does. If I get that one, it will definitely be 718, but I already have a Velos that makes it hard for me to justify.

@@illestdomer2005 can’t have to many cans, lol! Just an excuse to build another rifle. I already have an SCI SIX, but after I saw the PewScience data on the WB, I had to jump on board. A can this small that is exhibiting at ear suppression in the territory of the Velos/FLOW series while still maintaining SCI SIX/RC2 levels of muzzle suppression is crazy. Wild times we are in with this modern suppression tech.

@@Kenposhinobi you lose weight yet Dakota?

@@angryraylangivens1281 been back down to 190 for 9 months now, thanks for asking.

@@AdrenalineTheory did you get it approved yet?

​@@illestdomer2005Yep, love it.

I had to go all the way up to 12 on the Riflespeed with plunger 917 and a JP carbine weight SCS. It locked back on an empty mag, but I would feel more comfortable with a shorter plunger that would give me more gas to play with.

I haven’t, but I wouldn’t be worried about doing it either. I believe CAT posted a video of them dumping 6 or so consecutive mags with a titanium WB or ODB, and it definitely showed some…wear, but I can’t see any issues even with a single full mag dump, let alone a few bursts here and there.

Hearsay but I heard if your shooting .300 don't worry about it. Your pressures aren't going to be high enough to warrant a firing schedule

@@MrFra1ler I went HUB to use Rearden Atlas.

Haha, I think Riflespeed just convinced Agency that their idea is great. This is the RS Poseidon upper. When I saw it back in March, I had to have it!

Who makes that upper ?

@@BossHugo84 that’s an @riflespeed Poseidon upper! www.riflespeed.com/300-BLK-Assembled-Uppers_p_22.html

I feel like the Riflespeed is an awesome addition to a 300blk rifle where you might run unsuppressed supers and of course suppressed subs and supers. For 5.56, I really just need to tune the gas for my can(s). That said, I do like the Bootleg as an easier drop-in option, and I have seen folks use it with 300blk successfully too. Especially for a shorter barrel, I think it makes a lot of sense to go with a fixed gas block using the ODB. It seems to be much less sensitive to gas differences between supers and subs.

@@illestdomer2005 Are you concerned that in their written documentation that the Ti model shouldn’t be used on barrel lengths shorter than 10”?

@@markrothhaar9454 I haven’t seen that documented, but I don’t have any concerns either. I have a titanium Sig can that lives on a 6.75” 300blk barrel where I use supers and subs. I haven’t had any problems, and CAT has shown mag dumps on their Titanium that far exceed anything I will be doing even if it’s an 8” barrel.

Lmao homosexual

@@angryraylangivens1281 more trash talk like a child In a COD Lobby. Once you become a grown man and actually shoot your guns, and stop deep throating your RC2 after you pull it out your ass, maybe I’ll entertain you some more. Go be useful somewhere else till then.

I doubt the K will perform as well, and I’m not a huge K can fan, but yeah, none of those were announced when I bought mine this past summer 🤷‍♂️

I’m in the same boat but the K can is 150 decibels muzzle average on 16” That’s horrible, especially cause it’s a hard use can and most people run 10-14 inch barrels where it would be even louder. It being a flow can and shorter really reduces its basic function as a suppressor, it should be 500$ not 1200$ lol

@@darthdavid2275 if you want a K can that performs well, I would check out the OCL Polo K, CAT WB, or Cobalt Scrambler.