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Suppressor Talk
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07/15/24 03:24 PM
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Happy Mondee y'all. Just got a thermal, now looking into getting a suppressor so wanting y'alls input. Would like a versatile one that can go on both my .556 and 300BO but I'm brand new to these. Seen turnaround times aren't nearly as bad as they once were but each person is different. Want to get one that isn't going to break the bank (Probably around $800-$1k.) What brands/ones would y'all recommend? I've seen some with a quick attach and some without. Educate me please THF.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076484
07/15/24 04:39 PM
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J.G.
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Money was not a factor. I look at size, weight, decibel reduction.
Last month, I bought my third suppressor.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076491
07/15/24 04:45 PM
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Buzzsaw
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SilencerCo Scythe
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/15/24 05:03 PM
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Looks like that one comes with a quick attach muzzle brake as well. Thanks for the recommendation!
You may all go to hell and I will go to Texas! -Davy Crocket This is duck hunting...shirts and shoes are optional
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Re: Suppressor Talk
[Re: B Razorback]
#9076508
07/15/24 05:07 PM
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scot
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Resonator R2 performs well above its price point. It does weigh 16oz but with as heavy as my rifles are I only notice it being that heavy. Would cost double to save a few ounces with one of the titanium ones.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076515
07/15/24 05:18 PM
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ntxtrapper
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Just make sure it’s rated for 300 Win Mag, titanium and a quality brand. After that work through weight, size and such.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076537
07/15/24 06:04 PM
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stevehong
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Buy once, cry once
My first suppressor, back in 2012, was a YHM Phantom 5.56, I wish i spent the extra cash and got a .30 cal can instead - I used to work at a indoor range in college, wish i just got what i wanted, but funds were limited during that time. Eventually got into some other NFA items over the years, but recently just did my most recent suppressor through Silencer Central, nice company but will probably not go through them again - poor customer service and not the smartest group of people to deal with. Got the runaround from them for a little while, fingerprint card issues, got delivered the wrong mount - they sent me a thread adapter for a completely different suppressor, then gave me a hard time about asking for the correct part, and communication - its terrible.
For a do it all can, i would look into huxwrx for a good over all .30 can to handle it all
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076620
07/15/24 08:03 PM
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e-form turnaround times for individual buyers are blazing fast - have seen some approved in less than 12 hours. But e-forms for trusts or companies are still taking several months.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076646
07/15/24 08:37 PM
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Judd
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Everyone is going to tell you the can they are using and tell you it's the best. I'm not going to do that but instead I'll give you my point of view so you can make your own decisions.
The suppressor db is a volume game...meaning typically (there are few outliers but not many) the longest and fattest can will be quietest. Length is a personal preference and one thing I can tell you...I never owned a 16" rifle until I started playing with suppressors. Now my longest rifle I use regularly (magnum) is 22" because the extra length the suppressor gives is a PIA on anything longer. 20" seems to be a sweet spot but I do really like the 16" for in a blind. Weight SUCKS both on a rifle and especially on a can...you couldn't give me a can that weighs over 11-12oz...today there is zero reason to own one heavier and WAY to many options under 10oz now.
Good luck...for me the 6-7" cans seem to be a happy spot and the fatter the better (back to that volume thing).
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/15/24 09:17 PM
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If you're planning on running it primarily on AR/gas guns, I'd go with something that has low back pressure. That'll help keep from getting a lot of gas in your face. Next would be volume, not the short fat thing, volume as in how fast you will be shooting rounds though it. High volume, you'll want something durable like a Dead Air Sandman S. Low volume shooting, I'd suggest lightweight high internal volume. Yes, the short fat ones! lol Look into flow through suppressors, they're made for low back pressure and help keep gas out of your face. Do you want a muzzle device or direct thread? Direct thread suppressors tend to be lighter over suppressors with muzzle devices. Suppressors with muzzle devices are easy to remove/install but can have erratic POI shifts on older systems. Newer styles are much better in this regard. For my bolt guns I prefer light weight direct thread.
Last edited by Jhop; 07/15/24 09:19 PM.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076690
07/15/24 09:32 PM
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Happy Mondee y'all. Just got a thermal, now looking into getting a suppressor so wanting y'alls input. Would like a versatile one that can go on both my .556 and 300BO but I'm brand new to these. Seen turnaround times aren't nearly as bad as they once were but each person is different. Want to get one that isn't going to break the bank (Probably around $800-$1k.) What brands/ones would y'all recommend? I've seen some with a quick attach and some without. Educate me please THF. You can have same decimal at the ear but a completely different tone, so there is a large disparity via personal choice. My last trust was 3 months. If you only want one my biggest advice is try not to just get a 223 specific suppressor jump up to a 7.62MM, because you will want one for all your rifles. I have AB Raptor 8 w/3” reflex, same decimal as Scythe But a little lower tone due to more volume with reflex. Haven’t shot it with out reflex yet next to scythe but I will shortly
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076787
07/15/24 11:36 PM
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scottfromdallas
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I have a Q Trash Panda. It’s titanium and has a Cherry Bomb Tapered mount. Comes with 2 Cherry Bombs one for 1/2 thread and another for 5/8. Titanium is the way to go for weight.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 12:22 AM
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DannyB
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Money was not a factor. I look at size, weight, decibel reduction.
Last month, I bought my third suppressor.
SilencerCo Scythe I'm brand new to this as well. I have horrible Tinnitus. So, with these specs from this suppressor I would still need hearing protection with a 5.56 correct? https://silencerco.com/silencers/scythe-ti/ Muzzle Average 5.56 NATO: 128.9 dB, 300 BLK: 118.6 dB, 308 WIN: 132.6 dB 300 WM: 137.2 dB
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076837
07/16/24 12:38 AM
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scot
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Money was not a factor. I look at size, weight, decibel reduction.
Last month, I bought my third suppressor.
SilencerCo Scythe I'm brand new to this as well. I have horrible Tinnitus. So, with these specs from this suppressor I would still need hearing protection with a 5.56 correct? https://silencerco.com/silencers/scythe-ti/ Muzzle Average 5.56 NATO: 128.9 dB, 300 BLK: 118.6 dB, 308 WIN: 132.6 dB 300 WM: 137.2 dB Bolt gun you would probably be alright, but assuming an AR or similar it won’t be pleasant at the ear.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076841
07/16/24 12:46 AM
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KRoyal
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Money was not a factor. I look at size, weight, decibel reduction.
Last month, I bought my third suppressor.
SilencerCo Scythe I'm brand new to this as well. I have horrible Tinnitus. So, with these specs from this suppressor I would still need hearing protection with a 5.56 correct? https://silencerco.com/silencers/scythe-ti/ Muzzle Average 5.56 NATO: 128.9 dB, 300 BLK: 118.6 dB, 308 WIN: 132.6 dB 300 WM: 137.2 dB Think 140dB is what OSHA says causes hear loss.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 01:24 AM
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Buzzsaw
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Money was not a factor. I look at size, weight, decibel reduction.
Last month, I bought my third suppressor.
SilencerCo Scythe I'm brand new to this as well. I have horrible Tinnitus. So, with these specs from this suppressor I would still need hearing protection with a 5.56 correct? https://silencerco.com/silencers/scythe-ti/ Muzzle Average 5.56 NATO: 128.9 dB, 300 BLK: 118.6 dB, 308 WIN: 132.6 dB 300 WM: 137.2 dB Bolt gun you would probably be alright, but assuming an AR or similar it won’t be pleasant at the ear. this.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076913
07/16/24 02:04 AM
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Money was not a factor. I look at size, weight, decibel reduction.
Last month, I bought my third suppressor.
SilencerCo Scythe I'm brand new to this as well. I have horrible Tinnitus. So, with these specs from this suppressor I would still need hearing protection with a 5.56 correct? https://silencerco.com/silencers/scythe-ti/ Muzzle Average 5.56 NATO: 128.9 dB, 300 BLK: 118.6 dB, 308 WIN: 132.6 dB 300 WM: 137.2 dB You still need to wear earring protection for all suppressors regardless, difference is you can go with light foam or even ear buds, vs heavy ear muffs
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076932
07/16/24 02:36 AM
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Jhop
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When shooting with a 5.56 AR you can use a bleed off gas block like Superlative Arms. With the Superlative you can run in the restrictive mode or the bleed off mode. Either one sounds about the same out in front of it. However, in the bleed off mode it sounds quieter at the ejection port, and to the shooters ear.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076937
07/16/24 02:41 AM
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DannyB
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Question: How much can you use one before a cleaning? I've heard that cleaning is a fairly complex job. I also assume that would depend on cleanliness of the ammo, but just curious how often they need cleaning.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 02:50 AM
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KRoyal
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Question: How much can you use one before a cleaning? I've heard that cleaning is a fairly complex job. I also assume that would depend on cleanliness of the ammo, but just curious how often they need cleaning. I’ve had my YHM phantom for a little over a decade with thousands of rounds through it and have never cleaned it. Especially using it on an 10.5” 556 the concussion blows all the stuff out. If you really just want to clean it you can just submerge it in ultrasonic cleaner and let it do the work.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
[Re: scot]
#9076956
07/16/24 03:00 AM
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BigPig
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Money was not a factor. I look at size, weight, decibel reduction.
Last month, I bought my third suppressor.
SilencerCo Scythe I'm brand new to this as well. I have horrible Tinnitus. So, with these specs from this suppressor I would still need hearing protection with a 5.56 correct? https://silencerco.com/silencers/scythe-ti/ Muzzle Average 5.56 NATO: 128.9 dB, 300 BLK: 118.6 dB, 308 WIN: 132.6 dB 300 WM: 137.2 dB Bolt gun you would probably be alright, but assuming an AR or similar it won’t be pleasant at the ear. There’s too many variables here to make that determination without hearing it first hand. And by hearing it, I mean actually shooting the gun vs standing to the side or behind it. For instance, my SiCo Omega 30 from my 18 inch 308 is very pleasant, my 16 223 is very pleasant, my 18 inch 6.5 Grendel hurts my ears and is the slowest of the 3. All of these are from AR platforms.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076977
07/16/24 03:56 AM
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For that budget, Otter Creek Labs would be my pick.
I'm a diehard Thunderbeast fan, but several friends of mine speak highly of the polonium and polonium k. I'm thinking trying one soon.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9076989
07/16/24 04:15 AM
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My question is, $800-1000 is that walking out the door after state and federal tax? An $800 suppressor will run you just shy of $1100 after state and federal taxes. That’s not including transfer fees if they’re charge by the FFL.
I run a Dead Air Nomad-L and have been thoroughly impressed with the sound reduction but it is a larger can. With the KeyMo it’s about a foot long.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
[Re: DeRico]
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07/16/24 03:39 PM
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My question is, $800-1000 is that walking out the door after state and federal tax? An $800 suppressor will run you just shy of $1100 after state and federal taxes. That’s not including transfer fees if they’re charge by the FFL.
I run a Dead Air Nomad-L and have been thoroughly impressed with the sound reduction but it is a larger can. With the KeyMo it’s about a foot long. $800-1000 would just be for the suppressor. Does anyone have any on hand experience with the Q Thunderchicken?
You may all go to hell and I will go to Texas! -Davy Crocket This is duck hunting...shirts and shoes are optional
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 05:12 PM
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Get one that has multiple choices in mounting. Scythe or Nomad would be my first choices
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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#9077213
07/16/24 05:26 PM
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You can over analyze suppressors to death. I know I did before I finally just bought one. I have 4 and haven't regretted the purchase of any of them. They make shooting so much more enjoyable.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 06:23 PM
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Heres a screenshot of my invoice from silencer central **Note: I got a voucher for a discount and a free trust from a charity event we attended last year with ducks unlimited. You're still looking at putting out $1100 for a $800 can, theres always an extra $50-200 in other things that are needed for the process. (fingerprints, passport photos, trust, etc)
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 08:12 PM
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Right now I'm looking at the Q Trash Panda, the Q Thunder Chicken and the Scythe. This is going to sound dumb because I'm new to this, but if those are all .30 cal cans, can I interchange them between the BO and .556 and so on up to 300WM?
You may all go to hell and I will go to Texas! -Davy Crocket This is duck hunting...shirts and shoes are optional
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 08:32 PM
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Right now I'm looking at the Q Trash Panda, the Q Thunder Chicken and the Scythe. This is going to sound dumb because I'm new to this, but if those are all .30 cal cans, can I interchange them between the BO and .556 and so on up to 300WM? If they're rated for 300WM, but for sure on the 300BLK and 5.56. Some suppressors also have barrel restrictions normally about 8" on 300BLK and 10" on 5.56. I'm intrigued by the Scythe now. I remember Jason talking to me about it last time I was out at his place but reading all the specs that thing looks really nice. I'll probably be grabbing one in the next few days.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 08:33 PM
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Money was not a factor. I look at size, weight, decibel reduction.
Last month, I bought my third suppressor.
SilencerCo Scythe I'm brand new to this as well. I have horrible Tinnitus. So, with these specs from this suppressor I would still need hearing protection with a 5.56 correct? https://silencerco.com/silencers/scythe-ti/ Muzzle Average 5.56 NATO: 128.9 dB, 300 BLK: 118.6 dB, 308 WIN: 132.6 dB 300 WM: 137.2 dB I have tinnitus as well, and what I notice when shooting is that it's not the volume of noise, but the tone. Some cartridges set me off more than others even at the same decibel range. That tells me it's not so much the powder charge but the sonic crack that hurts me. The tone of the crack will depend on speed, weight, and aero design of the projectile. But using a suppressor on any of my guns helps overall. I use hearing protection at the range even when suppressed but I rifle hunt without any HP, knowing that it's likely to be only one shot.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/16/24 08:45 PM
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scot
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Right now I'm looking at the Q Trash Panda, the Q Thunder Chicken and the Scythe. This is going to sound dumb because I'm new to this, but if those are all .30 cal cans, can I interchange them between the BO and .556 and so on up to 300WM? If they're rated for 300WM, but for sure on the 300BLK and 5.56. Some suppressors also have barrel restrictions normally about 8" on 300BLK and 10" on 5.56. I'm intrigued by the Scythe now. I remember Jason talking to me about it last time I was out at his place but reading all the specs that thing looks really nice. I'll probably be grabbing one in the next few days. I know you are living the Heavy YHM life but the Scythe seems incredible. I’d love to shoot it side by side with the resonator to make sure the sound performance is as impressive.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
[Re: scot]
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07/16/24 08:58 PM
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KRoyal
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Right now I'm looking at the Q Trash Panda, the Q Thunder Chicken and the Scythe. This is going to sound dumb because I'm new to this, but if those are all .30 cal cans, can I interchange them between the BO and .556 and so on up to 300WM? If they're rated for 300WM, but for sure on the 300BLK and 5.56. Some suppressors also have barrel restrictions normally about 8" on 300BLK and 10" on 5.56. I'm intrigued by the Scythe now. I remember Jason talking to me about it last time I was out at his place but reading all the specs that thing looks really nice. I'll probably be grabbing one in the next few days. I know you are living the Heavy YHM life but the Scythe seems incredible. I’d love to shoot it side by side with the resonator to make sure the sound performance is as impressive. Haha yea ole 8.5" 2 pounder sucker is a tank! I might wait for Jason to get his Scythe and go shoot it side by side with my Phantom. If it is as quiet or quieter I'll definitely be buying one. At just a little over 6" and 7oz it'll feel like nothing to me hanging out front.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
[Re: scot]
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07/17/24 01:03 AM
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Resonator R2 performs well above its price point. It does weigh 16oz but with as heavy as my rifles are I only notice it being that heavy. Would cost double to save a few ounces with one of the titanium ones. My Resonator R2 was one of my first suppressors. Bought it about 2 years ago, took 307 days to get. Runs great on .300 BLK AR15's, bolt action .300 BLK and .308. Comes with a QD muzzle device. Was $600 I also have a Diligent Defense Enticer L. It's just a little longer than the R2. Supposed to be quieter at the muzzle, but I can't tell the difference at my ear. It comes with a titanium 5/8-24 Direct thread and was $550 My 3rd .30 cal suppressor is a Rex Silentium MG7 .308. It's a short "K" can that's only 5.5" long. I've only shot it on the bolt action .300 BLK. It's louder than the other two with supersonics, pretty close with sub sonics. I only paid $380 for it and got a BOGO .22 LR suppressor for free with it. Just had to pay tax stamp. But that special was over a couple months ago.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/17/24 04:51 AM
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DeRico
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Right now I'm looking at the Q Trash Panda, the Q Thunder Chicken and the Scythe. This is going to sound dumb because I'm new to this, but if those are all .30 cal cans, can I interchange them between the BO and .556 and so on up to 300WM? Yes. Speaking from experience, I would go with the shorter Trash Panda.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/20/24 08:12 PM
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A lot depends on how you use your guns. I do a lot of stalking and at times shoot unsupported, so overall weight is the most important factor to me. I like a titanium can because it is the lightest material. The drawback on titanium is it can't handle heat as well so you are limited to maybe 5 shots in quick succession before letting it cool.
If you have bipods on your rifle the weight is not nearly as big of an issue. For this you could go with SS or inconel materials that can handle the heat better and allow for full auto ammo dumps.
Regarding the decibel levels - 140 dB is considered the threshold for pain. Hearing loss can occur at much lower levels, depending on the length of time exposed and the tone/pitch. I normally don't wear hearing protection when hunting as it is usually 1 or 2 shots at a time. If I am at the range I still wear plugs and/or muffs. Especially if there is a roof or walls on the shooting station, I'll wear double protection.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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Good information in here. There is so much info and some seems contradictory that I get confused.
I want a can that will work on my .308 SBR 12” and also on my 6.5 creedmoor, 7mm PRC, etc. I know all have a minimum barrel length but it’s hard to find on some and easy on others.
Anyone have experience with a suppressor that is rated for a 12” barrel?
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/26/24 02:38 AM
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Good information in here. There is so much info and some seems contradictory that I get confused.
I want a can that will work on my .308 SBR 12” and also on my 6.5 creedmoor, 7mm PRC, etc. I know all have a minimum barrel length but it’s hard to find on some and easy on others.
Anyone have experience with a suppressor that is rated for a 12” barrel? Not as light as some mentioned here but the YHM resonator is good for 10.5” in .308 full auto. Check silencer shop their website seems to have most of the info on popular suppressors.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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I like my Trash Panda. I also agonized over choosing the right suppressor. Weight played a big factor in my decision, as I was going to use the can on a short barreled rifle and also a pistol. Been super happy so far. My 10” .300 Blackout is no louder than a .22 LR to my ears. Very interested in some of the others mentioned above, as I will be buying another one eventually.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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07/26/24 09:42 PM
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For my bolt gun I would prefer a direct thread on and a very light suppressor (Titanium) ( I dont have by the way) but on my AR's the quick detach is the way to go especially when switching from rifle to rifle. I have a heavy suppressor but it doesnt feel heavy at all on my AR but the extra weight feels like a brick on my bolt gun.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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I am still looking for the perfect apron, one with reinforced knee areas would be perfect.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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Good information in here. There is so much info and some seems contradictory that I get confused.
I want a can that will work on my .308 SBR 12” and also on my 6.5 creedmoor, 7mm PRC, etc. I know all have a minimum barrel length but it’s hard to find on some and easy on others.
Anyone have experience with a suppressor that is rated for a 12” barrel? You might call AB and specifically ask about AB raptor. website say 16” on 7.62 but I think that’s with out the reflex. Reflex goes back over the barrel and adds a lot of volume capacity NEW CENTURY, KS 913.829.3400
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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08/01/24 02:51 PM
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Look up the Huxwrx 7.62 Ventum
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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I have the Dead Air Nomad Lt for my 6.5 PRC. I would think for what you are looking for, the Dead Air Nomad would be a good fit.
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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Look up the Huxwrx 7.62 Ventum I got one a couple of months ago. I’ve only shot it on a 13.7” 5.56 and a 14.5 5.45x39 so far. Here’s the spec sheet
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Re: Suppressor Talk
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I've been eyeing the B&T SRBS762-DM Titanium that Silencer Shop sells. Apparently new to US market as a brand but not new to Europe or to the US as a manufacturer.
Specs and reviews look great. Less than 10 oz on a flow thru 7.4" can, 1.7" in diameter.
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Good information in here. There is so much info and some seems contradictory that I get confused.
I want a can that will work on my .308 SBR 12” and also on my 6.5 creedmoor, 7mm PRC, etc. I know all have a minimum barrel length but it’s hard to find on some and easy on others.
Anyone have experience with a suppressor that is rated for a 12” barrel? I've got a 7" barrel .556 that is tough to find a suppressor for too. Not sure if the rating is due to the pressure on the internal baffles, or the mount.
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Good information in here. There is so much info and some seems contradictory that I get confused.
I want a can that will work on my .308 SBR 12” and also on my 6.5 creedmoor, 7mm PRC, etc. I know all have a minimum barrel length but it’s hard to find on some and easy on others.
Anyone have experience with a suppressor that is rated for a 12” barrel? I've got a 7" barrel .556 that is tough to find a suppressor for too. Not sure if the rating is due to the pressure on the internal baffles, or the mount. https://www.silencershop.com/b-t-srbs-556-full-size.html
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