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Regular water is fine. You're just trying to physically remove the powder with a fluid. Whenever you get around to shooting it, any residual water and powder will be evacuated.

Not sure, but I bough the green ones at $450 or so, so if these are similar, $300 seems like a killer deal. At $450 my Vipers are awesome.

Really nice. Cheers

How much do you want for it?

Is that the B&T stock?

Factory colors or did you paint it/cerakote it? Looks good!

I think you could even run direct thread without much issue. I believe the open-tine muzzle devices really focus the blast energy into a relatively small area.

Somebody really wanted those Harbor Freight coupons!

What optic are you going with?

Why's that? Shoots flatter?

Got some $$$ into that build 🤘

Same

Same. I was surprised Adam's finished as low as it did, as I've had great results with it thus far. Shows the importance of independence testing!

Is still call them. They overnighted a pair for my buddy so he could make a hunting trip.

Rearden Atlas mount (on the Fireteam) with Rearden SPB (on the rifle) is what I have on mine.

Does that Razor have a special reticle in it? Looks like a package that Euro had for a bit.

Screaming deal. Nice pick-up!

Thank you sir!

Looks epic! What did you use for the middle device and can (looks like OCM6 or AE)? Can fit is money with that handguard!

University Ridge in Madison, WI.

So this is how they make Chicken of the Sea tuna...

70IQ behavior

Does your feed tube clear your can, or do you have to take the can off to load?

I really like my FT556, but it is not "no gas." I would call it a medium-low back pressure can. It sounds awesome though, so that's a big plus.

I think any 3d printed can is going to get hot fast by nature of how they are designed. There is more surface area for the exhaust gasses to interact with, which means enhanced heat transfer compared to a traditional baffle stack can.

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