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11-05-2008, 19:59

Take a look at AAC. Its one of the few cans made of almost 90% inconel 718. I believe that its also the quietest and smallest 223 cans out there. I would be wary of some of Surefires claims. I dont know any can that would stay in spec after 30,000 rounds of fire. There simply isnt one. Oxidation happens on any can including an AAC. I dont work for or sell them either. Just letting you know the facts. Also surefire will not tell anyone what grade of metal they make their cans out of. It is suspected to be Inconel of the 600 series. Only AAC and KAC are 718. The KAC is loud and hard to get. There are many stocking dealers for the AAC and I believe theyre a bit cheaper.

11-05-2008, 19:59	#12
Lawless Guest Posts: n/a	Take a look at AAC. Its one of the few cans made of almost 90% inconel 718. I believe that its also the quietest and smallest 223 cans out there. I would be wary of some of Surefires claims. I dont know any can that would stay in spec after 30,000 rounds of fire. There simply isnt one. Oxidation happens on any can including an AAC. I dont work for or sell them either. Just letting you know the facts. Also surefire will not tell anyone what grade of metal they make their cans out of. It is suspected to be Inconel of the 600 series. Only AAC and KAC are 718. The KAC is loud and hard to get. There are many stocking dealers for the AAC and I believe theyre a bit cheaper.