1. its been done before.
2. who doesnt know that a silencer needs baffles?
3. 144 dB is not what i call "hearing safe"
Over all the show is kinda cheesy.
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Actually, traditional shotgun suppressors were of the relex type, using ported barrels and/or ported barrel extensions inside of a big expansion chamber (tube).
Because of the way the shot cup expands there really wasn't a better way to muffle a shotgun.
Red Jacket took it a step further by adding the baffles, especially in the way they added the baffles. It was pretty ingenious, and different than most any shotgun suppressor that came before it.
So Hooz, Did they actually work? at least to some degree?Actually, traditional shotgun suppressors were of the relex type, using ported barrels and/or ported barrel extensions inside of a big expansion chamber (tube).
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Because of the way the shot cup expands there really wasn't a better way to muffle a shotgun.
Red Jacket took it a step further by adding the baffles, especially in the way they added the baffles. It was pretty ingenious, and different than most any shotgun suppressor that came before it.
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Can anyone tell me if this gun can hold a 20 mag clip, and if so will it shoot slugs? Also the price on it is kinda high I've found that that same gun with 20 mag clip modified goes for $1,000. And redjacke has theirs for $2,658 with a 6 mth back log?
I was in the Air Force as a crew chief on the F-16's and when we started up those engines we had double hearing protection the foames and bunny ears! We got so close to even have to duck under the flame move around the plane. God I hope it's not that loud
I wish I could buy an AA12!!!
Can anyone tell me if this gun can hold a 20 mag clip, and if so will it shoot slugs? Also the price on it is kinda high I've found that that same gun with 20 mag clip modified goes for $1,000. And redjacke has theirs for $2,658 with a 6 mth back log?
I was in the Air Force as a crew chief on the F-16's and when we started up those engines we had double hearing protection the foames and bunny ears! We got so close to even have to duck under the flame move around the plane. God I hope it's not that loud
I wish I could buy an AA12!!!
What the heck is a 20 mag clip? No, really, whats a 20 mag clip?Can anyone tell me if this gun can hold a 20 mag clip, and if so will it shoot slugs? Also the price on it is kinda high I've found that that same gun with 20 mag clip modified goes for $1,000. And redjacke has theirs for $2,658 with a 6 mth back log?
I wish I could buy an AA12!!!
Could you possibly mean a MD Arms 20rd drum magazine?
Anyone with good DIY skills can build a S12 conversion, just as nice as any RJA, for $1K or less, with a MD20 included in the price.
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AA12 sucks for many reasons, keep wishing.
Not available to the general public, it is a post 86' NFA/DD.
Been around for almost four decades and nobody wants it in any quantity?
One must wonder why.
Heavier than the S12 & has a overly complicated design.
The AA-12 has a ridiculous amount of parts & has close tolerances. It's a manufacturing nightmare...
On the other hand, we can fix our S-12s with AK parts that will always be around & due to the loose tolerances, most half-assed machinists can fabricate working parts with commonly available lathes, mills & other tools.
AA12 has a lower automatic rate of fire than the semi S12 has, with a quick finger on the trigger.
250-300rpm vs 360-400rpm, if anyone could feed either one fast enough.
FA S12 has a 500-650rpm ROF.
S12 is fully customizable, AA12 isn't.
The only advantage to the AA-12, is it's low recoil, which is almost zero.
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