People often clean them too much and/or at intervals that are unnecessarily frequent. All you have to do is knock off the chunks anyway, they don’t need to be and shouldn’t be perfectly clean. If you don’t want to use a soda blaster, then before using the silencer you can also coat the baffles in Bore Butter or welding anti spatter or a similar viscous nontoxic product and it’ll make cleaning easier and a lot of the fouling will wipe off. Many people don’t want to use the dip either since it can be dangerous, so that leaves you with ultrasonic and pin tumbling as the only thing you’re losing. And if you don’t own a machine gun then at that point you’re just losing three cleaning methods.
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Everything is a trade off, even materials, and in the case of the MOD 9 when compared to a 100% stainless baffle stack all you lose is three extra cleaning methods on the forward baffles and get less full auto capability. If we made those baffles out of stainless steel and thinned them out and removed features to save some weight then we’d lose sound reduction. If we were to make those baffles out of stainless steel and left all of that material on them to maintain the sound performance then it’d be way too heavy for it’s intended use and balance would be off. By using anodized aluminum in the front end we’re able to leave additional material on the baffle which increases sound reduction without increasing weight. The MOD 9 has a stainless steel blast baffle, and anodized 7075 T6 aluminum is used on the forward baffles for better balance on a handgun as you mentioned, and also for increased sound performance. Same goes for most everything we make besides the Nautilus 45 and rimfire stuff, some features of which were derived from those other projects for the civilian market. They’re purpose built for being the best at doing what the original user needed them to do in their intended applications.
That’s where the MoD in the MOD 9 name comes from.
To clarify some things for everyone, the Kraken and MOD 9 in both fullsize and SK size were designed to conform to SOF requirements/needs/wants for a part of the Ministry of Defence.
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Would you guys run Keymo or KeyMicro on the CGS Helios assuming both are fit? I know KeyMicro has had some controversies with DA giving incorrect answers on whether the adapter works with Keymo Muzzles and FH but I'm just mainly curious if you guys have any experience or suggestions on how to go about this if its dedicated to my 556 Galil and i have no plans to shoot my Galil unsuppressed.Īny concerns with using the keymicro brake and adapters for a standard length rifle like the Galil? Should i not fudge with it and go Keymo? Problem is keymo on their website is backordered to no end.Information on CGS 9mm handgun silencers (MOD 9 series):
My main concern with direct thread is thread loosening after long shootouts and thread damage to the barrel of my Galil over time I'm running the CGS Helios as a dedicated can on my IWI Galil 556 removing the flexibility advantage of QD DA Keymo/micro adapters, would you guys recommend direct treading my Galil or still going with the adapter (cost not an issue)? Hey you fine folks at r/NFA, I'm hoping someone who has experience with KeyMicro or Keymo adapers from DA and CGS Helios can help me answer some questions.
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