Suppressor help!!!
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Lots of options. Some of the experts will speak up In sure.
The SilencerCo Hybrid 46 would handle your needs. While I haven't shot mine on a 300 Win Mag, I have shot 9mm, 38SP, 357MAG, 44SP, 44MAG, 45ACP, 7.62X39, and 45-70 through it with no issues. It's rated up to 338 LM with 18"+ barrels.
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SilencerCo Hybrid 46 - The Universal Suppressor
The Hybrid suppressor is both full auto and magnum-rated and can be used on pistols, submachine guns, and rifles.
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Depends what you want this can to do. Thunderbeast makes some of the lightest and quietest cans on the market but that comes at the expense of more backpressure and build materials that aren't the best on short barrels or for mag dumps. Conversely you can get a heavy use can like a dead air sandman or silencerco omega buy they won't be the quietest or lightest.
In short, I'm telling you to prepare your wallet because you won't stop at 1. Good luck
In short, I'm telling you to prepare your wallet because you won't stop at 1. Good luck
I have this and agree 100000000%The SilencerCo Hybrid 46 would handle your needs. While I haven't shot mine on a 300 Win Mag, I have shot 9mm, 38SP, 357MAG, 44SP, 44MAG, 45ACP, 7.62X39, and 45-70 through it with no issues. It's rated up to 338 LM with 18"+ barrels.
SilencerCo Hybrid 46 - The Universal Suppressor
The Hybrid suppressor is both full auto and magnum-rated and can be used on pistols, submachine guns, and rifles.
Best for accuracy is a tough question, a lot of reviews mention POI shift when installing and removing the suppressor but I've never had a huge problem with this on my cans. I normally Zero with the can on and then depending on the mount, it's easy to remount the silencer in the same position, not effecting my zero or shifting it very little. Precision long range shooting is something I know nothing about though.
I'd buy a YHM Resonator for all your 30 cal/ 556 stuff, then a dead air mask or CGS Hydra for your 22 stuff, and a Silencerco Octane 9/45(can be had cheap) or CGS Mod 9/Nautilus for your pistol stuff. That's what I'd do for the money for what cans cost and how they sound. One size fits all cans are not my favorite.
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Loaded question. Not a straight answer. POI shift is a thing. One needs to expect it anytime you are putting a metal thing onto the end of your barrel. What matters is whether or not the shift is consistent. Most quality cans and modern mounting systems today offer excellent repeatability.
Like twitch said, more details on what you are looking to use it for and expectations will help narrow down your search.
I'd throw out the Tbac Magnus for long range work on a bolt gun. Wouldn't be great on an AR though.
Like twitch said, more details on what you are looking to use it for and expectations will help narrow down your search.
I'd throw out the Tbac Magnus for long range work on a bolt gun. Wouldn't be great on an AR though.
Thunderbeast ultra 9 or 7. Will make the AR a gassy girl but you can tune that somewhat. Or get the thunderbeast magnus if you want absolute top tier suppression.
