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Theohazard · September 2, 2013, 01:48 PM

Well, in that case you should see if you can thread it in 5/8x24. Direct-thread cans are generally not as popular, though. My SDN-6 is a full-auto rated 7.62 can that is optimized for subsonic 300 Blackout: The subs are closer to a pistol round in terms of velocity and pressure, so a 9mm can usually is noticeably quieter than a normal 7.62 can. But the SDN-6 is one of the quietest 7.62 cans on the market when it comes to subs, almost as quiet as if you used a 9mm can.

The AAC Hunter is the direct-thread version of the SDN-6. AAC has been promising for almost two years, and supposedly it's going to finally come out in the next few months.

September 2, 2013, 01:48 PM	#15
Theohazard Senior Member Join Date: April 19, 2012 Location: Western PA Posts: 3,829	Well, in that case you should see if you can thread it in 5/8x24. Direct-thread cans are generally not as popular, though. My SDN-6 is a full-auto rated 7.62 can that is optimized for subsonic 300 Blackout: The subs are closer to a pistol round in terms of velocity and pressure, so a 9mm can usually is noticeably quieter than a normal 7.62 can. But the SDN-6 is one of the quietest 7.62 cans on the market when it comes to subs, almost as quiet as if you used a 9mm can. The AAC Hunter is the direct-thread version of the SDN-6. AAC has been promising for almost two years, and supposedly it's going to finally come out in the next few months. __________________ 0331: "Accuracy by volume."