u/HairyPoppinzz

Hi guys. I have a new to me Spear lt300 9". It has the Omega valve and I'm planning on running it suppressed with subs 99% of the time, with the 1% I guess being supers in a true SHTF situation

I've been going down the FRT path with my other guns, and was considering doing the same here until I slammed into the intersection of "spears destroy normal AR triggers/no they don't that's bullshit"

Is the "you need a special trigger " only for the 556 guns? Is the bolt speed that different on the 300? Does the valve help me out here?

What are my options for just a normal aftermarket trigger, or FRT if I wanted to go that way?

I'm running Cornfire (pre drama) super safeties with either Geissele or milspec triggers in my other guns and love the combo.

Thanks in advance.

I'm thinking "HS PRODUKT (IM METAL) KARLOVAC CROATIA

ive seen lots of approved form 1 sections for the kuna for the manufacturer but not the address portion on the RP form

anyone have a complete approved RP (5320.23) they'd like to share?

I love that some people have been approved using Springfield and others denied btw. this whole process makes perfect sense and was obviously designed to be easy and fair /s.....

Edit to add. This is for a trust not individual. I think I've been a total idiot and 4B on the 5320 is supposed to be my trust name and address and has nothing to do with the gun per se.

It's that "trick" question where YOU are the maker / manufacturer

Apologies to everybody losing their temper. I've paid silence or shot to do three form ones for me over the years and I've got all the stuff to do my own. Just trying to navigate it for the first time.

So, I think we were all shocked at #1 how great the Pew muzzle numbers were and #2 how bad the at ear numbers were

The 14.5 is a brutal host, we all know this.

So has anyone had a chance to run one on something at the other end of things? A tuned 18" SPR, or 16" middy, or 11.5 carbine etc, 12.5" middy etc?

I want to want one 😂

So, like everyone else who gets one, I was blown away by the SC when I finally got one.

I had been running a MOB with a piston on my handguns cause I'm cheap. The SC sounds every bit as good, and possibly a little better. Really hard to tell without them side by side on the same host. And the SC is obviously way lighter and thinner, with much better handling characteristics. In short configuration it's really silly. You almost forget it's there, but obviously at the expense of dB reduction

I know people say that at the shooters ear, in S it's quieter than L due to less port pop. I disagree, but I'm not in the middle of a literal empty field. L is definitely more pleasant to my ear (running Hush or Syntech or other specialty ammo. Off the shelf 147s are too loud for me with no ear pro, in any condition)

So of course I got curious and decided to try the SC on some fixed barrel hosts. With a fixed barrel spacer, it's "we have Hush puppy at home" on a handgun. Stupid fun. What blew me away was that it was absolutely, notably quieter on a lever 357 running 38s than the MOB. It sounded almost identical to my GSL Stealth 357 which up til now has been hands down the quietest can for that host I've run.

I know I'm weird and what CAT calls a mental terrorist, constantly trying shit that gear was in no way intended for, but even in S configuration, the 38s were shockingly quiet

Everyone talks about how quiet the MOB is on a lever gun and I've always found it to be meh at that. But I've never seen someone run a SC on a fixed barrel.

Totally worth it. Give it a shot.

PS ran out of light but hopefully later I can try 350L subs out of the American for Stealth vs MOB vs SC-M. One would think it would be a very similar result, but I've given up trying to predict what happens when you screw a can onto a barrel.