…no.. Daniel599 of the Smith&Wesson 
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NO, it was Paul. You have seen Paul right?
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No. He wasn’t funny until Hot Fuzz.
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Again 10 rounds at 3,5,7,10,15,20, and 25 yards
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Before @Jerzees says it, are they upside down? 
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No but the one is sideways…lol…
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I can see it!
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I dunno, that’s what it looks like when we lay on our side and shoot under thing.
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Went to see how the new Anaconda shoots and to see if the suppressor changed my point of aim on my new AR. Well the Anaconda is awesome. The point of aim shifted about six inches to the right oddly enough. This was approximately 50 yards. No rest and open sights on the Anaconda.
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Nice groupings Bruh!
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Best double action I’ve ever seen. Colt has the market cornered on sweet trigger pull.
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The old adage is ‘You get what you pay for’ is never truer than with Firearms.
Colt brings the goods. It ‘costs’ but it’s well worth the investment.
Nice going!
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What muzzle device did the suppressor replace?
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Bird cage flash suppressor. Haven’t shot suppressed since I ETSed from the Army. I forgot how much fun it is to shoot a couple of hundred rounds with no plugs or headphones on. All you really hear running the rifle is the bolt and buffer spring.
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Do a search for “@Craig6 suppressor”
You might glean some insight from his posts on the topic …
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I took it off and checked everything. No signs of a baffle strike it was tight…ect. I put it back on and the zero I put on it yesterday is still dead on today…so I assume it just changed my poi. Fired 5 mags thru it today and it’s on the money. Shooting suppressed brings a smile to my face. I see more of them in my future.
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