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20 December 2014, 14:55 #16LEO / MIL
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Just two not three.
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21 December 2014, 03:09 #17
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21 December 2014, 03:59 #18
Still confused cause I figured that integrally suppressed meant that the suppressor was built into the barrel. I don't understand how the suppressor can be detachable and at the same time be a permanent built in part of the barrel. All the specifications I've read on the Honey Badger says that it has a 6" barrel with a detachable suppressor that is mostly covered by the handguard. Do you have a link on this integral/detachable suppressor?
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21 December 2014, 04:05 #19
This the only pic of the Honey Badger's 6" barrel I could find. I don't see any integral suppression built into it.
Last edited by GOST; 21 December 2014 at 04:13.
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21 December 2014, 04:17 #20
http://www.thehighroad.org/archive/i.../t-658669.html
AAC was saying it had two suppressors. One underneath the handguard and the one mounted at the muzzle. They may have removed the integral suppressor in more recent designs, I don't know.
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21 December 2014, 04:18 #21
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21 December 2014, 04:24 #22
I'm also working on a three stamp .300 BLK. I'm going to cut a muzzle brake into the barrel right behind the threads, and endcap will be held on by the muzzle device. The tube will fit between the endcap and a custom barrel nut. Custom gas block will round it out. Muzzle device will be a QD suppressor mount.
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21 December 2014, 05:07 #23
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21 December 2014, 05:08 #24
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21 December 2014, 10:12 #25
Last edited by M. Gale; 21 December 2014 at 10:20.