Recent content by mikea5232

Silencer Central banish series of suppressors. Sounds tested, can take apart to clean, Easy pay. Been very great to deal with. Check them out. According to them the 30cal cans do better at sound suppression than the 22 cal cans FWIW.

It's hard to come out ahead of you're not shooting for distance or shooting lots of rounds. I bought a dilon 1050 with bullet feeder and it paid for its self the first time i loaded ammo for praire dog hunting if you compared the type of bullet i was loading to factory retail ammo with the...

What's your load for the STW? I'm trying right now to get them to shoot and not having great luck with the accuracy.

I'm in it for the splat factor. So 223 with light 40g bullets, 204 with 32-34s, 22-250 and 22-250 ai with 55s, 243 with 75s - 90s. Oh and a 17hmr for the truck. I like options while the barrels are cooling down

Very nice looking rifle

I'm curious at 26" how it would do suppressed. I'm almost to the point of just running the #3 and seeing how it would shoot suppressed and if it don't just keep the brake on it. Or maybe go a bit heavier. I'll have to sleep on it. Lol

I'm wanting to run a banish 30 gold. It threads on over their brake. So the thread diameter isn't much of an issue. Just curious with the blast if it won't be too much of a whip with the lighter barrel. It will probably be just fine but reaching out before i put the order in.

I have a sendero 7STW now. I'd like a lighter gun so I'll check out the #4 and #5 weights barrel weights for sure.

Anyone build or have built one of the big 7s or 300 with a light barrel ( 26" #3 hart is what I'm considering) and put a suppressor on it? Wanting to know if you had and accuracy issues or thread issues on the lighter barrel. I'm having a 7 stw built. Want a light gun that's suppressed...

Just trying to warn people. Not saying it's all the barrels fault, the Smith could also take some of the blame

Id stay away from x-caliber. You end up with crap like this at 600yrds

Thanks for sharing. Steve Hendry did the chambering. Don't know what is reputation was. But i couldn't tell you what blueprint work had been done or if any, but i would definitely have it checked out. Im shooting 165s right now, and would probably say that's the lighter end of what I'd...

It's a factory sendaro that was set back and rechambered when it was new. I don't know if there is enough shank left to do it again. I bought the gun from a friend and that's what he had done to it right when it was new.

Yeah probably not. Im not one to bash companies or their products. I just recommend others if needed. To many get worked up over stupid things these days. Learn your lesson and move on to the next.

I was all excited to read that thread. I was just too late to the party.