Thread: Which suppressor? DPT or Hardy?

Originally Posted by ZQLewis

I think that the talk of the DPT having an advantage in that you can strip it and clean them is somewhat of a red herring as the Hardy core is machined from a solid piece of metal so is inherently
more resistant to start with

+1 on this cleaning suppressors seems some sort of fad around here.
I once saw a hardy can on a 223 was used for culling from a chopper had over 20 thousand rounds through it was slightly heavier than a new one but still didn't need cleaning that must say something.
Yup I've had a hardy rem mag can let go on me was fixed up no questions.
Dpt may have better customer service but that's all.

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