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Surefire ICAR | Snipers Hide Forum The Surefire rifle is made in house outside of the other branded parts it has like the trigger, barrel, etc I have friends there so I have been int he know about this for a while, same with the mags I hinted about polymer 6 ARC mags a while back on here
Surefire Muzzle Device for Accuracy? - Snipers Hide I currently have a Surefire SOCOM 556 Mini 2 in jail and I'd like to be able to use it on this barrel Would anyone be able to suggest which Surefire 5 56 muzzle device might be best for accuracy? I'd like to avoid the Warcomp variations since they don't play very nice with suppressors in terms of dB reduction
Suppressors - Dead Air Sandman vs TBAC Dominus vs Surefire SOCOM Where did the suppressor forum go? Anywho, starting my research into an AR can I'd like to use it for a 5 56 and 300 BLK I've heard good things about all three cans, but haven't done much of a nitpicky comparison at this point Noveske suggests the Dead Air, John Lovell the SOCOM, and I'm
Surefire x300U-A Wont Turn On - Snipers Hide Went to Surefire's FAQ section and it stated to clean the internal springs, o-rings, and such inside the light Cleaned everything that I could see (not that there was hardly anything to clean), put batteries back in and no change
Suppressors - Surefire SOCOM RC vs RC2? | Snipers Hide Forum Surefire's website says, "These 2nd-Gen models feature a new front-plate and baffle enhancements from the original USSOCOM-award-winning models—making them even stronger and better performing These SOCOM 2 suppressors, like the original models, were constructed from the finest high-temperature alloys and also boast reduced back-pressure and a virtual elimination of first-round flash " The 7
Surefire, OSS or KeyMo? | Snipers Hide Forum I like the surefire for the flash suppression, but would likely be a dedicated 556 can only for ARs, but the trainer and blank firing adapter are great for training OSS is really appealing for the decent flash reduction, can use it on more than just an AR and low impact parts due to less blowback, I see myself getting the 762 ti can
Best flow through suppressor | Snipers Hide Forum Perhaps towards August or so, I'll be looking to purchase a flow through suppressor for my DD AR-15 I know Huxworks makes a great suppressor, but I was wondering if anyone has tried the CAT line of suppressors? Specifically I'm looking at either the HUXWRX FLOW 556K or the CAT WB 718
Surefire M952 vs M600 Scout - Snipers Hide Re: Surefire M952 vs M600 Scout If weight is a factor, then go with the Scout Otherwise, I like the tailcap on the M952 (3 3oz difference) The Scout is also brighter at 200 lumens, whereas the M952 is only 120 stock, although you can get aftermarket high output heads for the 952 as well I have the M952V @ 150 lumens and inside it is almost too bright 150 lumens is a lot of light
Suppressors - Socom 762-RC review. | Snipers Hide Forum Surefire SOCOM 762-RC Review Most important blurb from the product information: SureFire’s SOCOM762-RC Fast-Attach® suppressor represents a revolutionary breakthrough for attenuating the signature of 7 62 rifles, including those chambered for high-intensity magnum calibers This