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Factory mags work well and aren't overly expensive.

The Fix is a bolt rifle.

Look 2/3rds of the way down that you can easily see under the handguard. Light one is smooth. Heavy one has a step.

I'm running one of their ultra light barrels. I bought an upper with the heavy barrel, contacted Paul and he swapped mine for a light one.

YHM Resonator is about the best bang for the buck I think. A few companies are doing good promotions right now so there are some other good deals. If you're primarily wanting it for blackout a ton of options will work well. Do you have other suppressors? If not keep in mind what other calibers you would be most likely to suppress a .45 or 9mm pistol can works great for blackout and can be used on those or the .30 Cal can like you're thinking.

Yeah I think diluted would work fine. Did you use an ultrasonic on the baffles and using something less aggressive on the aluminum tube?

There are too many factors and preferences involved to say which method is best. Choices are good, pick what works best for you.

Most don't have rifle magazine restrictions. And those that do likely don't allow a 60 or 100.

Mainly 124. Yes minor

Yeah for what you're trying to do with it a Shadow 2 is a great choice.

Welcome! What shooting are you doing?

Enjoy they are a great value. Very similar to a ppq for a lot less money.

I agree with above. Second sight seems unnecessary, and with shotgun recoil I wouldn't want to be moving the gun all around to different spots or angles on my shoulder.

I think it works great for 9mm

You can get one with a side charging handle in the handguard.

I could yes and have done that in the past for open guns. Was just curious.

I have an extra large frame. What slide makes the most sense as a 9mm suppressor host? Still no factory threaded barrel for any of them?

Oops I meant to put N310 in my top sentence.

Small window, not as bright as most other dots.

Ejector does look pretty flimsy. Good idea but I don't see it for competition.

No have not. If you're postive it has nothing to do with the mounting I'd send it to Leupold.

I use the 7 hole checker. What idescribe was saying makes sense but I disagree. Making rounds fit that tightly cut checker is not difficult and ensures you have a "perfect" round that is much more likely to work in any gun not just the one you have in mind to use while you're loading them.

I also like N320 and haven't had any problems with it despite reading all over that it's too fast. N310 and N320 both work great, probably not worth the price over other powders though.

What did you get?