So Rugged announced this fine piece of quietness today and it looks like there are a few dealers already selling them. I have a few rimfire cans already and should be bringing home a dead air mask sometime in January. Can't say that I need another but this thing being 3.25" in the short configuration has me feeling a little tingly inside. With the wait times right now though, it may be next Christmas before I could get an approved form 4 back. Figured I'd share incase any of you were looking at rimfire cans.
https://ruggedsuppressors.com/product/oculus-22/
Rugged Oculus
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shaggy1392
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Re: Rugged Oculus
Only one I have so far is the obsidian and I love it. I find it to be a far superior can to the octane I have. IMO rugged and dead air are on top of the suppressor game right now.Gunsmokin wrote:The whole line of Rugged suppressors are pretty sweet.
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Re: Rugged Oculus
I don't like the diameter of it. I love how the Alpine and others match up the the diameter of the .920 barrels of so many of the rifles and pistols. MUCH cleaner look that way. Pretty cool though still.
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Re: Rugged Oculus
Niceguy wrote:I don't like the diameter of it. I love how the Alpine and others match up the the diameter of the .920 barrels of so many of the rifles and pistols. MUCH cleaner look that way. Pretty cool though still.
It seems like a lot of the newer rimfire cans are over 1" diameter now.