Bravo

.30 caliber
Weight: 31 oz. Overall length: 9.5 in. Exterior diameter: 1.625 Rifle used in test: Remington 700 w/ 20 in. barrel Ammunition used: Lake City 147 grain ball Ambient temperature: 810° F - Potomac, Montana, at 3,950 ft. above sea level Humidity 40%

The Elite Iron Bravo 9.5" suppressor can be used on a large variety of rifles and in many calibers. Those include 30 cal., 7mm, 6.5x284, .308/7.62, .300 RUM, .300 WM, and magnum class calibers. The popular Bravo is used by many law enforcement professionals, military personnel and serious shooters.

Thread: 5/8x24 (Other threading is available on request.)

• Users frequently complain about a change of the point of impact between a rifle with and without a sound suppressor installed. This is most often a function of the inherent stiffness of the rifle's barrel, not the sound suppressor. We offer the service or will instruct the customer in how to time out the suppressor to the weapon. This procedure will minimize the change of windage point of impact.

Bravo 1

.30 caliber
3 piece system: suppressor, brake and thread protector Weight: 25.5 oz. (suppressor and brake) Overall length: 8 in. Exterior diameter: 1.625 Rifle used in test: Armalite AR-10 w/ 20 in. barrel Ammunition used: Lake City 147 grain ball Ambient temperature: 610° F - Potomac, Montana, at 3,950 ft. above sea level Humidity 40%

The Bravo 1 was principally designed around the AR10 gas rifle in .308 with great results. Using the Bravo 1 brake and cover allows no up and down or sideways blast.

Thread: 5/8x24

• The Bravo 1 suppressor can also be used on bolt action rifles. Many customers have reported excellent results with the 8" Bravo 1. Buying the additional Bravo 1 tactical brake allows the shooter to use one suppressor on several firearms.
• Users frequently complain about a change of the point of impact between a rifle with and without a sound suppressor installed. This is most often a function of the inherent stiffness of the rifle's barrel, not the sound suppressor. We offer the service or will instruct the customer in how to time out the suppressor to the weapon. This procedure will minimize the change of windage point of impact.