Jun 12, 2024 #1 Aszerigan Whitetail Trading Co. Industry Partner Aug 20, 2009 6,024 113 Bean Blossom, IN Now through July 4th (or while supplies last), HM Defense MS3 and MS5 integrally suppressed uppers are $200 off. Normally $1495 each, now $1295. That's a free stamp !! These would look SUPER sweet on a new INGO lower receiver too. Check out the MS5 ---> HERE Check out the MS3 --> HERE Last edited: Jun 12, 2024
Now through July 4th (or while supplies last), HM Defense MS3 and MS5 integrally suppressed uppers are $200 off. Normally $1495 each, now $1295. That's a free stamp !! These would look SUPER sweet on a new INGO lower receiver too. Check out the MS5 ---> HERE Check out the MS3 --> HERE
Jun 12, 2024 #2 jagee Grandmaster Site Supporter Jan 19, 2013 44,625 113 New Palestine Mine is going in an INGO lower. 300 BO hunting rig.
Jun 13, 2024 #3 K KokomoDave Enigma Suspect Site Supporter Oct 20, 2008 4,650 149 Kokomo Is the suppressor able to be taken apart for cleaning? No mention in the ad.
Jun 13, 2024 #4 Aszerigan Whitetail Trading Co. Industry Partner Aug 20, 2009 6,024 113 Bean Blossom, IN Yeah, nice. @jagee
Jun 13, 2024 #5 Aszerigan Whitetail Trading Co. Industry Partner Aug 20, 2009 6,024 113 Bean Blossom, IN KokomoDave said: Is the suppressor able to be taken apart for cleaning? No mention in the ad. Click to expand... They're purposefully designed NOT to be taken apart. They're all one piece of metal - barrel, suppressor, gas block etc. I've asked Clay at HM about this a couple times and he says they're designed to be cleaned by "shooting hot ammo through them." He's right. HM Defense is a huge supplier of arms for, shall we say... clandestine work around the world. I trust the guy when he tells me something like that.
KokomoDave said: Is the suppressor able to be taken apart for cleaning? No mention in the ad. Click to expand... They're purposefully designed NOT to be taken apart. They're all one piece of metal - barrel, suppressor, gas block etc. I've asked Clay at HM about this a couple times and he says they're designed to be cleaned by "shooting hot ammo through them." He's right. HM Defense is a huge supplier of arms for, shall we say... clandestine work around the world. I trust the guy when he tells me something like that.