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Q built the 8.6 Blackout cartridge, so it makes sense they'd build the can to match it. The Short Chop is their premium steel silencer developed right alongside 8.6 BLK, and this version ships with the Cherry Bomb XL rear end in M18x1.5 so you have everything you need to get it on a rifle. At 7.2 inches long, 1.75 inches in diameter, and just 9.6 ounces, it keeps a big-bore rifle feeling like a rifle instead of a boat oar. That weight number deserves a second look, because this is a stainless steel can that comes in lighter than plenty of titanium suppressors out there.
Q uses a deep-draw manufacturing process paired with laser welds, and the result is a tube that is consistent, tough, and light without exotic materials. Steel also has a practical advantage in the field: it doesn't spark the way titanium can, which matters if you're hunting hogs at night over dry ground. The black nitride finish is baked in rather than painted on, so it resists scratching and won't burn off after a long string of fire.
The Short Chop runs three fewer baffles than its bigger sibling, the Porq Chop. You trade a bit of raw suppression for a noticeably shorter, handier package, and for a hunting rig or a compact bolt gun that trade is usually worth making. Subsonic 8.6 Blackout is already an easy cartridge to quiet down, so the shortened stack still delivers pleasant shooting where it counts.
The Quickie XL interface means mounting and removal takes seconds, and if you're already running Cherry Bomb XL muzzle devices on other hosts, this can moves between rifles without any fuss. It's a clean, repeatable system that locks up solid every time. For anyone building out an 8.6 Blackout hunting setup, this is the can the cartridge was born to wear.
The Short Chop uses three fewer baffles than the Porq Chop, which makes it shorter and lighter at 7.2 inches and 9.6 ounces. The Porq Chop gives you a bit more sound reduction, while the Short Chop favors compact handling for hunting and shorter rifle builds. Both use the same Quickie XL mounting system, so they're interchangeable across hosts.
Yes, this version ships with the Cherry Bomb XL rear end device in M18x1.5 thread pitch. That means you can mount it up right away without buying a separate muzzle device. If you run Cherry Bomb XL devices on other rifles, the can swaps between them in seconds.
The Short Chop is rated for 8.6 Blackout and smaller calibers up to .338 diameter. It was designed specifically around 8.6 BLK, which Q developed, so that's where it really shines, especially with subsonic loads on a hunting rifle.
Q uses a deep-draw manufacturing process with laser-welded construction, which keeps wall thickness down without giving up strength. At 9.6 ounces, the Short Chop weighs less than many titanium cans. You also get steel's advantages, like better tolerance for sustained fire and no sparking, which is a real benefit for night hunting.
| UPC | 810152961193 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SIL-SC-QUICKIE-86-RE |
| ATF Type | Silencer |
| Caliber/Gauge | 8.6 Blackout |
| Color | Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Suppressor |
| Shipping Weight | 1.0 |
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