@@tylertruitt377 both are not too heavy but the Mpx is bigger with more metal. The sp5k is lighter slimmer and more manageable but the manual of arms would possibly be easier to use for you in the Mpx due to the ar designs and ambi controls.

@Misc.munitions well if I get a sp5k I'll get a lee sporting lower that takes AR triggers, safeties and grips

@@totenfurwotan4478 I boiled mine in water. Had an action wrench in the vice. Nothing would work 😂 angle grinder go brrrrrrr

@@Misc.munitions i boiled mine, blow torched it, soaked for 3 full days. Sent it to a gunsmith and finally they did it

@@tbdantas unobtanium gear chest rig sleds k. With a Haley flatpack. Roll 1 pouch on the bottom

@@JadeXNight pretty sure it’s the 8 inch handguard from Midwest industries. Pretty solid!

@@Bretts_Builds 🤘🤘 thanks man! Slowly getting better lol

Thanks for letting me pew pew that sig down at the farm man. Sick vid keep on coming

What flatpack do you have hooked up to that DRIP-9 from Unobtanium Gear? I have the DRIP-9 and would love to figure out how to attach that flatpack like you did.

Looks like Hailey Strategic?

@@jsprague1988 yup Haley flat pack with the unobtanium gear. Both work fantastic. It was weird finding stuff that had the right buckles etc on stuff plus a roll 1 under the front. I’ll be doing a review on it sometime.

@@DaddyWarbucks713 🤘 hell yeah!

@@Bretts_Builds 🫡🫡 thanks dude!

@@coleworld18 this one is the gate lok option. With that muzzle device flash suppression isn’t bad at all but it does have a brake style design so at night it flashes a bit especially 1-2nd shot

@@Sidewiner94 honestly for the price it’s great. I broke a pst gen 2 so I wanted something I felt was better. And honestly it’s been fantastic. Clear glass decent reticle. For the price it’s my go to

@@RandomWrongDeletion 🤘🤘 appreciate it!

@@jaydubs6354 everyone seems to rave about rearden mounts and such. I’ve been itching to try to them out see what they offer. Thats going to be my choice when I move forward with an ar10 option on my next purchase.

@@Misc.munitions it’s honestly such a simple solution I looked at it and said “huh. I really spend hundreds of dollars on surefire, dead air, and kac muzzle devices/mounts, when these are pretty cheap by comparison and so much easier” I’ll hand it to Q they made a bangin suppressor mount that is simple and very effective. But their own ego or whatever prevented them from listening to the community and adding wrench flats on the muzzle device. Really any negative I’ve heard about the rearden/q mount is that the Q mounts if not properly installed have been known to come off with the silencer and without wrench flats it’s a bitch to get them out haha. Rearden corrects that issue and they collaborate with other companies like fcd make muzzles that could suit your needs better and still retain the excellent mounting system. My big likes for the rearden system is price and weight. A rearden atlas hub mount for the suppressor and rearden muzzle device may set you back $200. Compare that to dead air where a keymo adapter and muzzle device will be $300+. Of course they now have xeno mounts which is much closer to rearden pricing albeit still a bit higher. Or surefire. You’re gonna be out $150 on a 3 prong and $350 for the b&t surefire adapter if you’re trying to use a non SF can with a SF muzzle device

Thanks homie 🤘🤘

@@Jerm218 sounds like you got a nice setup! Hopefully these wait times stay pretty short

@Misc.munitions if you're looking for kac items without paying scalper prices, there are groups with a tight community

@Misc.munitions I have a 14.5 sr15, sand cutter, 3.2 bolt, raid xe, ta02 with rmr, surefire scout light pro and soon to be kacs prt

@@Jerm218 😳😳 damn that sounds sweet. Heard the same cutters are pretty smooth too. Eventually I’ll upgrade 😂

@@Misc.munitions sand cutters give your upper premature wear

@@Maine307 I have a 14.5 and the 10.5 setup for night vision as well. Still working on a longer range option yet. Been through some bolt guns ar10s. 6.5 - .308. Always ended up selling them and going back to this gun. Though Larue is a hell of a nice gun 🤘 bet she’s sweet

@@bmeng8195 last night shoot I did I ran one run unsupressed and I got some flash. It does have a small brake feature in it that doesn’t quell all the flash like a flash hider would. But it’s no flamethrower. Flash is minimal if at all. Most shots no flash. Thanks for the comments!! Appreciate it!

You got that right. I actually just ordered some amazon black bands to replace that lol

@@Misc.munitionsget a few different size bike tire inner tubes cut them into different widths.

Toyotas of war t shirt and a Costco flannel lol 😂

Maybe I’ll see you out there sometime 👍. Credo is solid for the price!

Griffin can is great. I have probably 1.5k thru it. I’ve gotten it really hot only blemish on the finish is because I left it sit against a rifle stand at a class that was painted 😂 so it’s got some burnt latex paint on it but it’s solid. 1st baffle is in perfect condition after some abuse. Not tooo heavy but it’s a solid can. I wanted a dedicated 5.56 can and it was a deal at a lgs so that’s what I ended up with I borrowed a KAC action bar or whatever and once I soaked the muzzle device in boiling water for an hour and putting my body weight behind it trying to get it off and it wouldn’t move, it was the only option.

@@Misc.munitions I have an OCL Polonium K myself and I like it. Does the m4sd II that you have utilize Griffin's "eco flow" baffle design? I'm curious how effective that is as far as back pressure goes. My Polonium K is a gassy little bitch no doubt about it. Its a good suppressor as far as sound and flash reduction go but its high back pressure. Like the M4SD from griffin the OCL Polonium K is all 17-4 stainless which I'm sure is plenty durable for semi auto fire but I'd sure love to have a little inconel in the blast baffle for peace of mind, ya know?

@@armorers_wrench oh yeah if it has any eco flow tech in it I couldn’t tell. It gets pretty gassy lol. But the gun doesn’t seem over gassed with the can. Ejection both suppressed and un suppressed seems just fine and it’s not slamming the bolt so I’m happy with it. Good 3 o’ clock pattern. Materials seem good in my opinion. I’ve ran it pretty hard and it’s holding up, unlike some silencerco products I have

@@Misc.munitions What year did you get that SR15 upper in? I hear KAC is drilling the gas port a bit larger in their newer uppers to accommodate their new flow through suppressors. The older ones always had a reputation for being very well gassed with a traditional high flow suppressor. In fact, they had a reputation for being unable to cycle steel case(which is fine with me, I'd rather have a small gas port if I'm shooting an old school suppressor). I'd love to get my hands on an SR15 upper with the smaller gas port or the newer one if I had a KAC suppressor.

@@armorers_wrench it’s been a few years. I didn’t know they changed up the port size. I knew they had different bolt options but that’s about it! I’d probably say this is the older generation. I think lol

@@DirectThread 🫡🫡

Just watched a review on this and it’s very interesting. Looking into that

Oh yeah I love it. Puts it at a good height for NV for a diving board option yeah flip it I run it on my eotech with a qd. So you can take it off if it fails for the irons.

It’s a dullboy blades g10 beekeeper. No metal. 🤘