For those running the Magnus RR line of cans any feedback? Thoughts on the full size RR vs. S-RR? I am looking for a new can for the AT-XC (6mm/6.5mm) as I plan to move the current Ultra7 Gen 2 over to one of my hunting sticks. I know there's some fanfare with the Area419 Maverick in this segment as well but I have no experience with their cans and I have never seen any in stock or for sale anywhere.
TBAC Magnus RR cans
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I shot one of my buddies Magnus K-RR and it's the best of both worlds, ordered one a few months back and trying to forget about it. It is not as quiet as my Nomad-Ti but the rifle acted like it was braked and saw every impact with minimal recoil.
No interested, but will enjoy my full size-RR and S-RR.Maybe someday, these guys will make something that goes on the end of your can.
I have the K and I run it on my 65 PRC for hunting. I'm betting it's not hearing 'safe' but a couple shots aren't bad. Recoil is much less than my UL7's but quite a bit more than a good brake. I got the K due to it having the least recoil of the bunch.
If muzzle blast wears on you then they'd be good in a match. If recoil gets you more than muzzle blast then use a brake.
If muzzle blast wears on you then they'd be good in a match. If recoil gets you more than muzzle blast then use a brake.
I've always been happy with the way my Ultra 5 6.5 sounds on 5.56, good to see meter data backing that up. I think it is still a great option for an ultra light and compact 5.56 suppressor if you don't need it to handle super high volumes of fire.
The general consensus I am hearing is that it isn't all that effective on 6/6.5mm cartridges, is that correct?
If you are looking for something BIG, well...there is the Magnus Ultra 50
That's the guy she said not to worry about.
Maybe someday, these guys will make something that goes on the end of your can.
You ought to buy the recoil x for the nomad and do a comparison for us.
Clearly that guys is compensating. Wait. Nope. Nevermind.
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