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Had my thin barreled 6.5-284 threaded by Thunderbeast recently. End of barrel comes in at .608 at the 23" mark. Had it zeroed with 156 EOL before I sent it to WY, but knew it may be off when the brake and suppressor were added. Just bolted it back into the stock, ran a couple patches down it, bolted scope on, screwed on the UL7 and tested it out. 1st shot landed just a bit left, then next 4 stacked in there on zero. Big fan of Thunderbeast suppressors and having them thread my muzzles at their shop.

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Will take it out to 1000 soon to double check drops.

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Very nice! Now that is the sorta stuff that sells suppressors.


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Kurt, that’s awesome - using the CB or direct thread?


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Very nicely done!

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Thunderbeast makes great stuff. I met one of the owners while at the range in Cheyenne, WY and he allowed me to try a 22 he had a suppressor on. Never shot a suppressed gun before that. Now wanting to get one down the road

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Got so many barrels of various sizes that the CB was the way to go for me. The Thunderbeast system works really well on those for skinny barrels.

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Thunderbeast makes great stuff. I met one of the owners while at the range in Cheyenne, WY and he allowed me to try a 22 he had a suppressor on. Never shot a suppressed gun before that. Now wanting to get one down the road

Once you shoot one or two suppressed, it does motivate you to get in line for one.

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It sure does. I fired an ultra, i believe 7, may have been 9 on a 300 win mag. It was enjoyable! I want one!!

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Love my Thunderbeast


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