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Vid is documentation of durability testing to see if these could handle the ROF of that little monster. Cans were printed in PPA-CF and PA6 and all held up great. These designs continue to impress the heck out of me.

It didn't make it into this video, but we will post some thermal footage of these cans and the FTN Venturi 9mm soon, along with some fun experiments with the Venturi. I think the thermal vid will be value-add data for designers since its a good visual of representation of what parts of the can heat up first and thus are likely subject to the more intense forces. Either way, its cool to see.

My single shot 20 gauge. Bring on the bunnies.

Took it to the range after work. Only had some 1125fps game loads. Still pretty quiet. I may add some more ports. Definitely more than hearing safe.

Been using washers for the bigger FTNs but wanted something for SBRs and the FTN slim. This makes it easy to stamp aluminum bracelets. 3 rows of up to 26 characters. I've used them on SBRs and bent them around an FTN slim and epoxied into place.

1. Put a piece of tape on the bottom of the jig to hold the bracelet.
2. Stamp whatever you're putting on there.
3. Trim them into a tag after stamping. very easy with tin snips.
4. Create a shape in your choice of CAD software or slicer that matches the dimensions of your tag.
5. Create/Import that shape as a negative in your slicer and place it on your NFA item. You could also extrude it in the CAD software.

Edit: you don't need to use an aluminum piece either. I've used double sided tape and put the jig directly on a receiver and stamped it.