Sam Alexander

Oh, that's the Ruger.

So TI titanium.

They do.

Yeah.

So the thing about full auto, if they don't give you an actual firing schedule that it's approved for, it's kind of just marketing nonsense.

They need to give you how much this can take of this caliber of ammunition over this time period.

There are very few cans that are actually just...

auto rated like you can just like machine gun full auto is different than a couple of mags of five five six full auto because i think i talked about them a couple of years ago uh anechoic they make titanium suppressors that are full auto rated but they're like okay i'm

This is rated for 50 rounds of 5.56 in a 10-inch barrel or longer, and then you have to let it cool for 10 minutes.

That's their full-auto rating, which basically just means you can run it semi-auto.

without really having to worry about it because most people aren't ever going to mag dump through the thing.

Yeah.

But also my Griffin armament, this firing schedule for that is six mags of five, five, six mags.

minimum barrel length, 10.5 inches, and then you have to let it cool to ambient temperature.

And that's an Inconel, or no, it's a 17-4 stainless suppressor.

But, like, it's full-auto rated, but it does have, like... And they do say that...

You need to keep it under that in order to keep it from wearing out prematurely.

Now, you could potentially go past that without having an unscheduled disassembly.

Go ahead.

No, I'm just saying that if it says full auto rated, it needs to give an actual firing schedule or it's suspect.