Mike6158

Not thread sealant. Anti seize.

Thread sealant and anti seize are two different things. Thread sealant is to prevent ieakage like in plumbing situations, anti seize is...

What about the removable caps on suppressors, are you guys using it there?

this^^. and to go a step further, use Nickel Anti seize for stainless to stainless applications.

I'm no expert on your suppressor, but in my mind any and every threaded connection that at some point will be unscrewed, should have...

I've used Quick Load for years. It is a great program and has many uses. Getting accurate pressure info is NOT one of the uses.

7mm Rem Mag 150 TTSX :)

Ain't it pretty!

I went ahead and pulled the trigger on a Garmin today for my Christmas present.

.223 brass and the ease of forming it made my mind up for the .20 Practical. A friend let me form some of my range brass with his .20...

I have both a .20 Practical in a 20" AR and .204 Ruger in a 22" bolt. Using 40 grain bullets in both and they are running within...

I agree with lance. He put it into better words than I could.

Tunderbeast are the ONLY suppressors I run. Four of them. There is a reason that TBAC is the most used and winningest can on the PRS...

I have 2 ultra 7's and an ultra 9 all direct thread. Swap them back and forth among multiple rifles. Only issue i have had was a baffle...

Had a direct thread 5/8-24 that would not thread on a GAP rifle, MFG replaced it, second hub worked. So direct thread is not the only...