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Thread: Suppressor to fit over large diameter barrel?

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    Suppressor to fit over large diameter barrel?

    I'm on the lookout for an lightweight over barrel suppressor that will fit over my barrel that's 24mm in diameter, so far I haven't found one that will accomadate a large barrel.

    Ideas other than going for a muzzle forward can?

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    Let me know the calibre and I will see if we can get you a Nielsen sonic or stealth (we can check the specs)

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    got a std size DPT one on my fat barrel varmit rifle..17mm thread from memory...looks the part and does a great job of taming the blast.... it actually looks more in balance than on a std fatness barrel..more like a .22lr with old school can.
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    I specifically asked gunsmith to leave as much of muzzle alone as he could...why muck around with great accuracy??? certainly did a great job of it. not sure if could go to 24mm but no harm in asking them directly....
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    atec h2 fits over my 65Saum barrel whose diameter is 23mm
    the A2 manual says max diameter is 23.7 for the H2 so not enough for your needs

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    Will a Hardys work? I thought they were slightly larger to accomodate their carbon wrapped barrels.

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    We might have something in the pipeline but in a few months time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Friwi View Post
    We might have something in the pipeline but in a few months time.
    That’s great news, I have the same issue with my 338.

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    how fat will a gunworks maximus fit??? its got to be getting up there.
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    Gunworks used to custom make them to suit if you wanted, could be worth giving them a call to see if they still do.
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    Maniatis, or hardys tend to have bigger barrel accommodations. I think greystone can also make with the oversized tube.

 

 

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