midcountyg
Ultimate Member
Well I just got my first two YHM demo cans to try out. Boy oh boy, I really like them. The 308 Phantom is just plain sweet. I put it on my Remington SPS Tactical 308 and gave it a whirl on the 300yd range. Despite my lack of a steady hand, I still managed to shoot under 4" groups at 300yds with the suppressor on. All that, and no ear protectors needed 
It's a bit heavy compared to some others, but suppresses on par with most that I have heard. Best of all it is full auto rated and can handle up to the 300 Remington Ultra Mag. For the price, I think these cans are a great value. On the Cobra 2 45 can, I also think it is a nice can for the money. Shooting dry I believe there are some slightly quieter cans out there, but they are much more expensive. Shooting wet, well you just have to hear it to believe it. I tested it on my FNP Tactical. It cycles well with standard 230gr ball ammo. I have noticed a little change in the accuracy, but the YHM can has a booster that allows you to adjust the poi change. I am still fooling with it to see if I can get the accuracy a little better. I will see if I can get some video up some time this week.
It's a bit heavy compared to some others, but suppresses on par with most that I have heard. Best of all it is full auto rated and can handle up to the 300 Remington Ultra Mag. For the price, I think these cans are a great value. On the Cobra 2 45 can, I also think it is a nice can for the money. Shooting dry I believe there are some slightly quieter cans out there, but they are much more expensive. Shooting wet, well you just have to hear it to believe it. I tested it on my FNP Tactical. It cycles well with standard 230gr ball ammo. I have noticed a little change in the accuracy, but the YHM can has a booster that allows you to adjust the poi change. I am still fooling with it to see if I can get the accuracy a little better. I will see if I can get some video up some time this week.
