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I'm happy that it worked well for you man. I love building uppers

Did I leave my wrench at your place?

What was the issue?

Not sure if already said, but S&W apologized for the letter

if your cleaning a rimfire can, ultrasonic is just tedious as hell and never seems to really clean it all off. Steel pin does the trick without resorting to dip.

i use the harbor freight single drum tumbler. Shit was cheap as hell with the usual coupons that come in the mail. The media is cheap and last for freaking ever. then its just water and dish soap.

for silencer baffles though..... use a tumbler and stainless steel pin media, so much better.

silver model at harbor freight. yes you want heat. solution 50/50 water and purple degreaser. I use it for non-leaded baffles and my guns I run an AR lower upside down and the FCG comes out squeaky clean without removing parts. I also put my 1911 and glock frames in it upside down and it...

yea they are stellite too, The "durability" war is kind of over since rifle cans went mostly to inconel or stellite baffles.

all at once

I actually had a conversation with Grog(essentially the most knowledgable person on 40mm in the US) about which one to get. I'm looking at LMT but Mike over at Dogleg is slow to get me quotes Heres an actual photo of him at work in his home office

1. Red stamp 2. .410 hornets nest 3. Masterkey 4. 18-22 beehive 5. Cannon Launcher (literally shoot anything that will fit in it with up to 20 grains of bullseye powder behind it)

Sadman S is still my favorite shorty rifle can. Can't get much more durable then Stellite baffles.

Eh, Bryan was cheaper.

I wonder if the heat sink will really do more insulating since there's probably a gap between it and the barrel. Maybe your hands won't get so hot?

So is he muzzle brake just machined right in?

Well nevjns (geriatric fool) owns it now, lol.

Also get some vz grips

Just get Bryan to thread and extend it. But make sure to ask that the extension doesn't prevent the barrel nut from coming off!