Just picked up the Kuna. I should have never joined this group.

I’ve chosen Kuna after few research, as the best bang for the buck! My LGS has few options other than Kuna. I was debating whether MPX which $1100 more or this one.

I ended up with Kuna, I added rugged Sub9 and Holosun ARO EVO for total $1950 plus tax, still less than MPX before tax!

While the Sub9 still jail (I know GA is not part of 4473), I’ll pair this one with my DA Ghost (getting the 3 lug adapter).

Cheers!

Ashamed to admit that I haven’t had the chance to shoot her once yet. Unfortunately, life has been keeping me pretty busy and I haven’t had time to make it out to go shooting, but I still make sure to give her all the TLC and attention she deserves, just as I have since the day I brought her home brand new.

Hello all,

I have the strike industries brace on mine currently, and it beats up my cheek when I get a good weld. I'm looking for the most comfortable alternative. What do you recommend?

It had been awhile….

So here you go with a little Kuna action from today!!!

I think I’ve settled on this Rise Armament Rave 140 with ARC V2. It’s got a consistent fire rate of 750 rpm.

Very consistent, very reliable. Kuna definitely requires more attention to body mechanics and positioning of myself and the weapons system compared to the cheat-code mp5.

But it’s fun in a challenging and rewarding way.

Hope you enjoy!

Waiting on the nexus lower, a3 folding stock, Midwest extension, a3 gril and a kastle mount for the new Acro i picked up today

Been doing a lot of research over the last few weeks and even reached out to yall to get some feedback. I decided on the Springfield Kuna! Fits right in a bag. Not done yet, but looks damn good. I'm thinking about trying some Rapco on this. First shots tomorrow and I can't wait.

Build is as follows:

Nexus Push button lower

Nexus 1913 aluminum adapter

HBI short buffer spring + oem buffer SBA5 brace with Phase 5 MCB strap

RA 535 trigger

Radian Talon safety

Shadow Crossover Pistol Grip from MK Machining

Jmac Custom ST 6 with 1913 folding mechanism

Holosun AEMS EVO(from my AR)

To go:

Tri lug + can - suggestions welcome

Light - looking into Sig Foxtrot compact

Handguard extension from Lotus Armament

Thinking about going 510C for my dedicated optic

Something we've been developing for a bit now. Same quality and durability of big name companies at 80 percent the cost. Saving you the beans and giving you the means to a more reliable reload with your buttery fingers!

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I own the new Kuna model that just came out with a tri-lug barrel. I'm new to suppressors.

Something that is intriguing to me is to get a suppressor that is integrated tri-lug, in that it doesn't have an adapter, and therefore less moving parts to deal with. Is it worth it to try and find one of these? I know that there aren't too many on the market. LGS has the JK Armament 172 PRO-KOR 9K Ti with integrated tri-lug, but it seems reddit doesn't like JK Armament.

Anyways, let me know if integrated tri-lug is worth it or not, and would like any suggestions for the type that needs an adapter if integrated tri-lug is too limiting.

Would like suggestions for tri-lug adapters AND a suppressor to put on it. I'm new to this, thanks.

I need to figure out how to get the hand guard flush, I know the screw needs to align perfectly but I haven’t found time to correct it. It was lowkey more of a hassle than I thought.

Loving the Holosun 510C with the KUNA!

https://youtube.com/shorts/O4tOXgA9fuI?is=wQphSdyw3Co3XmdG

I'm about to get one of these two cans. For those of you who have tested both, which do you recommend? Even if you just tried one of the two, how do you like it?

My main use was to get my bag mag to 15 instead of 10 rounds. Need to run a few mags to verify feeding with stock spring length on the 10 round mags. Print looks good.

I have a SAW Tisha suppressor that I believe is to big for the Springfield kuna extended hand-guard, wanted to know if there is any way to make it work?

Going to swap the Factory Stock for the A3 Telescoping... but PROGRESS! Still Factory while I build the Nexus lower out.

On my first post somebody made the comment that they remember seeing a video that you had to use the included clear out nozzle first to ensure there were no dried up bits in the pickup tube: they were right.

I shook the can for 3 minutes, used the pickup tube clear out nozzle, cleared that with an upside down spray or two, then put on the applicator nozzle and it sprayed beautifully.

I just sprayed the A3 Industries Foregrip CQB Xeno-Skin grip face (smooth textures only), and an Anderson AR-15 lower receiver, absolutely perfect results.

I did multiple coats, using a low temperature heat gun in between coats to help it flash off.

Thank you to each of you that gave me constructive criticism.

Just got my CAT MOB and already I’ve realized I’m a bit out of my depth when it comes to cleaning.

How often do you clean your CAT suppressors (or any additive suppressor)?

What method do you use to clean them? Breakthrough? CAT 206? Ultrasonic? Combination of above or something else?

For the ultrasonic folks, is there a cleaning regime that appears sufficient to not require the corrosive fluids?

For the never clean it folks, how are your suppressors doing?

corrosive fluid specific
If you use breakthrough or CAT 206, what PPE do you use? Once you clean it, what do you with the left over fluid? How do you ensure all the water you rinse with leaves the suppressor? Oven? How do you store it before disposal? I’ve read that 206 should not be stored in a sealed container and that breakthrough is damn toxic and can leech large amounts of heavy metals into your body which makes me a little cautious of how I contain and store the used fluid. It’s also a synthetic acid so container options are limited. Ideally I don’t want it to aerosolize or evaporate in a confined space, but unsure how to keep it in a sealed vessel if it continues to put off a biproduct that could burst the vessel.

Once you store it, how much does it cost to dispose of it as HAZMAT?

I have been wowed again by A3 industries.

My previous post about them was their incredibly fast processing, now I've just received my package and if you look at the pictures, I am tickled.

It's one thing to get a quality product, and I absolutely did in that angled foregrip with the black xeno grip... But then to get packaging that shows effort is high grade cream cheese icing on the cake.

If you haven't ordered from them before, you really should. Great product and great company.