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Sandman caliber support

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rimshaker

Member
With a full stellite baffle stack, why is the Sandman rated to "only" 300WM?

The Saker/Specwar are similar cans in that they also have full stellite stacks, yet they are rated up to 300RUM.

Are there other durability/material differences, or is saying "up to 300WM" just the common industry standard for specs?
 
laxguy59

laxguy59

New member
rimshaker said:
With a full stellite baffle stack, why is the Sandman rated to "only" 300WM?

The Saker/Specwar are similar cans in that they also have full stellite stacks, yet they are rated up to 300RUM.

Are there other durability/material differences, or is saying "up to 300WM" just the common industry standard for specs?
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I was told by dead air employees that they can't really think of a 30cal round it doesn't support
 
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Jeremy M.

Silencer Shop
300WM seems to be industry standard. I'm sure that it isn't rated for RUM because they haven't tested it yet. Honestly it is extremely rare that I ever talk to someone that has a RUM let alone wants to put a silencer on it.
 
Nathaniel Crunkleton

Nathaniel Crunkleton

New member
Jeremy M. said:
300WM seems to be industry standard. I'm sure that it isn't rated for RUM because they haven't tested it yet. Honestly it is extremely rare that I ever talk to someone that has a RUM let alone wants to put a silencer on it.
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My only interest in the RUM would be in having a Non-belted magnum. Liberty rates their Freedom Mag to 300RUM.
 
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cade

Dead Air Silencers
rimshaker said:
With a full stellite baffle stack, why is the Sandman rated to "only" 300WM?

The Saker/Specwar are similar cans in that they also have full stellite stacks, yet they are rated up to 300RUM.

Are there other durability/material differences, or is saying "up to 300WM" just the common industry standard for specs?
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Just going off muzzle pressures, 300RUM shouldn't be a problem, especially considering that they are usually longer barrels. I ran the -S model on a 16" 300WM barrel during testing and it held up perfect.
 
green0

green0

Active member
Jeremy M. said:
300WM seems to be industry standard. I'm sure that it isn't rated for RUM because they haven't tested it yet. Honestly it is extremely rare that I ever talk to someone that has a RUM let alone wants to put a silencer on it.
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Agreed. My thoughts completely. Why not 300 Lazzeroni Warbird rated :jerkoff:

Because that would be like worrying about whether a Wisconsin McDonalds drive thru being built was compatible with a Mercedes Unimog.
 
hypervdh

hypervdh

I shoot 4 rounds per year
green0 said:
Because that would be like worrying about whether a Wisconsin McDonalds drive thru being built was compatible with a Mercedes Unimog.
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Correct. The only unimogs I know of in Wisconsin are only used on railroad tracks. :D

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Gibal

Gibal

Procrastinator
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Unimog. Did someone say Unimog?!?
 
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