Sure you want that Sparrow?

[jmacken37]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NF_xsaJ-iyM&feature=player_embedded

SWR Spectre II does very well on a walther p22. Listen to the FRP (first round pop) on the Sparrow.

Jake

[rjrivero]

FRP isn't insurmountable. If it bothers you, just give it a little pulling gel and run it wet. Or just a puff of a cigarette before squeezing off your first round.

The ease of cleaning the Sparrow is the huge benefit of the sparrow.

[Dansjeep2000]

FRP isn't insurmountable. If it bothers you, just give it a little pulling gel and run it wet. Or just a puff of a cigarette before squeezing off your first round.

The ease of cleaning the Sparrow is the huge benefit of the sparrow.
Yep, I run a little pulling gel, with that FRP is nothing. The ease of cleaning makes up for in 10 fold imho.

[Dansjeep2000]

The funny thing about that video is SliencerCo owns SWR.

[jmacken37]

With SWR's new click to assemble baffle stack, the Spectre II is screaming easy to clean as well. The Sparrow is a nice can (I've sold a bunch!); I'm just annoyed by FRP and don't like adding ablatives (gel, water, whatever) because of the mess. Yes, SWR is owned by SilencerCo. Why not go with their best offering! :grin:

Jake

[GLOCKME]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NF_xsaJ-iyM&feature=player_embedded

SWR Spectre II does very well on a walther p22. Listen to the FRP (first round pop) on the Sparrow.

Jake

Hard to stop that form 4 though!!:doh:

[rjrivero]

Hard to stop that form 4 though!!:doh:
Not really. Call them and tell them you want to withdraw it. They will refund your money in a few months as well. (Provided your stamp hasn't been approved yet.)

[GLOCKME]

Not really. Call them and tell them you want to withdraw it. They will refund your money in a few months as well. (Provided your stamp hasn't been approved yet.)

Not likely that I will go thru that,I'll just let the bones roll!!

[postban]

Nm, ordered from chewy

[sgtlmj]

Another trick is to carry a Visine bottle of water and give the can a puff before the first shot.

I noticed a distinct FRP on my Sparrow from my pistol, but I couldn't tell the difference on the rifle.

[medic21]

FRP is minimal/barely audible with my Sparrow on a Ruger Mark II. FWIW

[fullauto01]

Medic21, where did you send your Mark II to be threaded?

[medic21]

Curtis Higgins, S&H Arms in Oklahoma (curtis@sandharms.com). He's been in the Class 3 sales and manufacturing business since the late 80's and has an outstanding reputation. Send him e-mail. He had a goofy phone system to eliminate spam-type calls that didn't always allow legit call through.

[fullauto01]

I am familiar with Curtis as he is THE MAN in regards to FNC conversions, too. :) I was hoping you had a local source here in Michigan rather than having to ship it. Thanks! :)

[Zane]

I am familiar with Curtis as he is THE MAN in regards to FNC conversions, too. :) I was hoping you had a local source here in Michigan rather than having to ship it. Thanks! :)

I'm having mine one by http://www.americanarmsengineering.us/

I should be getting two back soon. I'll let you know how they come out.

[Wheezzle]

Pistol is loud first two shots. Rifle is very quiet





Another trick is to carry a Visine bottle of water and give the can a puff before the first shot.

I noticed a distinct FRP on my Sparrow from my pistol, but I couldn't tell the difference on the rifle.

[Dansjeep2000]

Pistol is loud first two shots. Rifle is very quiet
I have found that a small shot of electricians pulling gel stops any FRP in its tracks. Stuff can be bought at home depot and since its a thicker gel you can squirt it in the can and leave it, it won't run out so its there when your ready to shoot.

32oz bottle should last a VERY long time and its under $7

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-100660159/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=wire+lube&storeId=10051