Suppressors Anyone suing TBAC RR / braked cans ?
- Thread starter BurtG
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I have a Magnus S and K RR.
I am only using them on 6.5 Creed guns. They both sound wonderful with the K being alot sharper in tone than the S. The S has a nice deep tone on a variety of barrel lengths.
As far as the brake goes. I really can't say its any better than my Omega 300 DTM.
I just picked up a recoilX brake for the Omega 300 and i'll be pitting that against my TBAC cans.
I am only using them on 6.5 Creed guns. They both sound wonderful with the K being alot sharper in tone than the S. The S has a nice deep tone on a variety of barrel lengths.
As far as the brake goes. I really can't say its any better than my Omega 300 DTM.
I just picked up a recoilX brake for the Omega 300 and i'll be pitting that against my TBAC cans.
I’m pretty interested to see this comparison, I just got a recoilx brake for my omega as well but haven’t shot it yet. Pretty happy I went that way as quite a few guys on here don’t seem to be happy with their RR cans performance.
I have a magnus s - rr, the recoil reduction is overhyped on smaller cartridges. The biggest disappointed is in the brake design.
Also, it seems incredibly short sighted that they did not include a solid end cap or better brake design.
It does sound great.
If I could get my money back I'd buy a maverick.
Also, it seems incredibly short sighted that they did not include a solid end cap or better brake design.
It does sound great.
If I could get my money back I'd buy a maverick.
Which version are you shooting? I have a full size RR and and an S RR on order. One of my prime targets will be the 22 Creedmoor I am building.
I really like how my S sounds. I don't mind that it's louder than its non braked variant. Beyond that, I kind of feel the same way. Although, having never shot the Maverick, I can't say if that would be any better on a 6.5 Creed. Also, I cannot deny how much I like the craftsmanship on the TBAC stuff. It's really well made. I do wish that they would have included a solid end cap but apparently there was quite a bit of "lawyering" that went into the RR cans as the brake is a suppressor part and not just a simple piece of metal.
Oof. you may not get enough gas to really work the brakes. I really hope it works out for you.
Your statement is pretty oppositional from most of the people posting. There are quite a few people in here that have a contrary opinion to your statement. Do you have any first hand experience with the RR cans?
That’s cool the other can most likely the full size would be on my son’s 6.5 Creedmoor. I am not that worried about the 22 Creedmoor recoil. It is on a 23 pound match gun in a foundation Samson.
Have the full sized magnus rr. Makes my 300 Norma improved feel like 25/06. Very quiet also. They work very well on big magnums.
I have a k-RR. I didn’t think br cartridges have enough gas to effectively work the break. It works ok in standard short action cartridges like 6.5 creedmoor.
I think tbac needs to release a break that directs gas up like the Maverick does.
The break works but you have to drive the gun more than you would with a Maverick or KGM to eliminate the vertical rise of the reticle.
I think tbac needs to release a break that directs gas up like the Maverick does.
The break works but you have to drive the gun more than you would with a Maverick or KGM to eliminate the vertical rise of the reticle.
From shooting yotes with my 223 or practicing with 118LR I haven’t found my S-RR loud at all. It was certainly quieter than my friends 9” Lane suppressor when we were hunting yotes.
IMO, brakes suppressors seem to make the most sense to me on magnum applications, especially when you are burning 80+ grains of powder.
TBAC doesn't include a regular end cap because of how they/their lawyers interpreted the laws. It's definitely a more conservative interpretation compared to other companies.
I agree.
I knew what I was getting in that regard when I ordered the can as far as endcaps...etc. It's still a great can for general use, and it is so much better than hearing muzzle brakes. I'll bet that we will see someone like Energetic Armament come out with a flat endcap at some point. Hell, I might try running it without the brake assembly for fun.
I wish that area 419 made a 1.80-1.85 diameter can with the Maverick brake. Or maybe I just wait for the Abel Co. braked can.
The new Abel setup looks slick.
I'll likely get a Theorem-L with their brake attachment at some point in the future. Mostly for my .300NM.
Modern day sniper had a clip on YouTube of the Abel suppressor with brake on it looked good what little he showed.
I have had the 338 Ultra a long time and now have the 338 Ultra RR. It is insanely badA with my 300 NM (230 ATips at 3100 fps, 30” barrel). Just this sweet hiss, recoil like buttah, consistent impacts at a mile. I love it.
I have the Magnus RR-K and Ultra 338-RR.
If you're looking for suppression, sure... It works well.
However, it's not a Maverick. The Maverick, IMHO, is the gold standard for braked suppressor (in competition use).
If you're looking for suppression, sure... It works well.
However, it's not a Maverick. The Maverick, IMHO, is the gold standard for braked suppressor (in competition use).
What did you do with the ultra after you got the ultra RR? I’ll be in that boat soon
Can't answer for them, but I personally will be moving my Ultra 338 to my super high recoiling, cannon... 6mm and 223.
