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Best All Around Supressor(titanium)

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Looking for advice on the best titanium suppressor to run on my bolt gun and Semis. Went to a shop and handled a Sandman X which is very heavy feeling and also a Huxwrx Flow 762 TI. Saw a test online where the groups opened up on 308 semi with the Flow. Curious about BT Titanium can which is flow thru and free tax stamp.

Want a lightish can to hunt with and shoot groups. Will never burn it down with full auto or belt feds. Hardest for seen use will be some bill drills. None of my semis have adjustable gas blocks

do Flow Thrus make good all around cans or should I just get a “hunting” can?
 
I only have a huxwrx 6k flow can and it’s ok. It’s louder than any of my others but the amount of gas at the back is way less. I really like my rugged Alaskan 360 and I held one of their new titanium versions and I might buy it next!
 
TBAC Dominus or Magnus, Otter Creek Labs Hydrogen, or Dead Air’s Nomad Ti XC. Those are what I run on my hunting rifles and bolt guns.

You’re going to get a ton of different opinions. Suppressors sound different to everyone. You can have a can that meters well on Pew Science, but has characteristics or a tone you don’t like. As far as the ones I listed above, I like the tone / DB’s of my Dominus CB the best but all those cans sounds decent enough on a bolt gun and “hearing safe” in hunting conditions. For range sessions I still wear ear pro, too many years soaking up flash bangs and demo charges to risk any more hearing loss.

No need to run a flow through can on a bolt gun. These are optimized for gas guns for the most part.
 
Looking for advice on the best titanium suppressor to run on my bolt gun and Semis. Went to a shop and handled a Sandman X which is very heavy feeling and also a Huxwrx Flow 762 TI. Saw a test online where the groups opened up on 308 semi with the Flow. Curious about BT Titanium can which is flow thru and free tax stamp.

Want a lightish can to hunt with and shoot groups. Will never burn it down with full auto or belt feds. Hardest for seen use will be some bill drills. None of my semis have adjustable gas blocks

do Flow Thrus make good all around cans or should I just get a “hunting” can?
Take a hard look at Abel’s Theorem for a crossover gasser/bolt can.

The POI shift out of a Theorem Short will be minimal and its a very light Ti can thats also as modular as you can get (cal specific endcaps, vented caps or breaks coming soon)

Id pick up a theorem and run a vented cap to lower the backpressure when running the gasser. Then screw in the closed cal specific cap for the bolt.

That way you don't commit to a hi flow can that doesnt do much for you on the long gun side.

All that while also getting high end aerospace grade machine work.


 
Take a look at Abel suppressors also. They offer some great suppressors at a competitive price. They are also releasing a brake for their Theorem line that can be attached to the suppressor. I talked to them on the phone and also via email several times, they are very responsive and helpful. After talking to them I just bought 2 Theorem’s and a Biscuit, and plan to buy more.
 
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Flow throughs almost always perform worse on bolt guns than standard suppressors. How much worse will depend on the can; how much that degraded performance matters is up to you.
 
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Looking for advice on the best titanium suppressor to run on my bolt gun and Semis. Went to a shop and handled a Sandman X which is very heavy feeling and also a Huxwrx Flow 762 TI. Saw a test online where the groups opened up on 308 semi with the Flow. Curious about BT Titanium can which is flow thru and free tax stamp.

Want a lightish can to hunt with and shoot groups. Will never burn it down with full auto or belt feds. Hardest for seen use will be some bill drills. None of my semis have adjustable gas blocks

do Flow Thrus make good all around cans or should I just get a “hunting” can?
Just my thoughts.

If it was primarily for a bolt gun, I do not know if I would be concerned with Flow design and would default to a Thunderbeast. They are just proven winners in terms of accuracy. If I was going to be shooting it off of a semi auto of some sort, I would absolutely pick a flow design. Some of the things to consider are 1) How they mount (I do not like carbon lock). 2) Anticipated schedule of fire, if it is heavy I would stay away from Titanium. 3) How does it make the rifle balance? I like the point of balance to be a couple of inches forward of the magazine well.

I own cans from Hux, Surefire, CGS, Deadair, Silencerco, KAC, Yankee Hill, Thunderbeast, and a few older pistol calibers. I tend to wear earpro with all of them and do not buy them to try and make the gun as quiet as possible. This is my bullshit rating of the virtues of the above suppressors.

Surefire=KAC durable like a tank, good at everything not great at anything.
Hux - really moves gas forward, best I have used so far
Thunderbeast - Best if accuracy is your chief concern
Yankeehill - really good value for a lower cost suppressor
Honorable Mention - The Otter Creek stuff is also very good on the less expensive side.
 
Looking for advice on the best titanium suppressor to run on my bolt gun and Semis. Went to a shop and handled a Sandman X which is very heavy feeling and also a Huxwrx Flow 762 TI. Saw a test online where the groups opened up on 308 semi with the Flow. Curious about BT Titanium can which is flow thru and free tax stamp.

Want a lightish can to hunt with and shoot groups. Will never burn it down with full auto or belt feds. Hardest for seen use will be some bill drills. None of my semis have adjustable gas blocks

do Flow Thrus make good all around cans or should I just get a “hunting” can?


I have one of the inconel versions of the B&T you are looking at and it works very well on bolt guns and semis. Have used it on my 6ARC AR and my .308 bolt gun. Not overly loud and the free tax stamp was nice. lol Length isn’t bad and in the same as most similar you would look at for your uses. My other two cans before this one are not flow through and do not work as well on my ARs. I think you are smart doing a flow through for a one size fits all. I was looking at the HuxWrx too but being cheap the free stamp won me over. Never really heard any bad reports on the HuxWrx so I would search around some more and not just take one online test as gospel.

Pics to give you an idea of size. 28” .308 bolt gun and 22” AR. I posted them elsewhere so if you have seen them sorry.

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I have one of the inconel versions of the B&T you are looking at and it works very well on bolt guns and semis. Have used it on my 6ARC AR and my .308 bolt gun. Not overly loud and the free tax stamp was nice. lol Length isn’t bad and in the same as most similar you would look at for your uses. My other two cans before this one are not flow through and do not work as well on my ARs. I think you are smart doing a flow through for a one size fits all. I was looking at the HuxWrx too but being cheap the free stamp won me over. Never really heard any bad reports on the HuxWrx so I would search around some more and not just take one online test as gospel.

Pics to give you an idea of size. 28” .308 bolt gun and 22” AR. I posted them elsewhere so if you have seen them sorry.

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Have you noticed any accuracy issues good or bad with the B&T? I know I’m trying to accomplish a lot with one can, but a compromise suppressor is still better than no suppressor🤣
 
DDC Enticer S-Ti. End cap is same thread as Dead Air so you have some options there if you want something with less back pressure.

There aren’t any Dead Air end caps that will noticeably drop the backpressure, unless you maybe tried a .45 end cap, which would be loud as hell.
 
I have a couple flow 762 ti. They may be loud but they sure don’t hurt accuracy.
Ti version sparks also so get the stainless one.

if quiet is most important get a TBAC or ottercreek

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yeah I am very impressed with mine. it sounds a little different than my Nomad Ti (which I love) , but it's awesome on a bolt gun. I haven't shot it on a semi though but supposed to be a lot better for not getting gas in the face
Is different good in this context? My Nomad TI is my favorite all around bolt gun can. I've wondered about getting one of the new XC versions, curious how they compare and if the XC is lower back pressure on ARs?
 
Is different good in this context? My Nomad TI is my favorite all around bolt gun can. I've wondered about getting one of the new XC versions, curious how they compare and if the XC is lower back pressure on ARs?
I haven't shot it on my ar's but yeah it sounds good. it doesn't quite have that thumpy sort of sound my reg Nomad ti dios but it's similar and sounds good. I think it's maybe a little bit more quiet even but really hard to say. I'd have to shoot them more back to back to say for sure.
 
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I’ve read several stories about the Scythe coming apart, quite a few of them apparently. I’m not sure if it was just a certain batch or a more widespread issue.
 
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Depends on your use. My understanding is this is only a possible issue if you’re trying to use something like a 30 cal magnum with a short barrel; think 20” 300PRC. Otherwise, you’re ok.
 
Depends on your use. My understanding is this is only a possible issue if you’re trying to use something like a 30 cal magnum with a short barrel; think 20” 300PRC. Otherwise, you’re ok.
I was worried earlier but I’m probably the furthest thing from abusing a can. Only because I don’t shoot nearly as much as I would like to
 
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I was worried earlier but I’m probably the furthest thing from abusing a can. Only because I don’t shoot nearly as much as I would like to
From what I heard it was a bad batch from one of their manufacturers but also Silencerco was replacing them very quickly something like within 10 days.
I just ordered one for a 24” 7 SAUM I’m not worried since their customer service is great.
 
Ended up with a Huxwrx Range 36ti. Figuring that out was a piece of cake compared to deciding which mounting system to use.

I've used ASR, Plan-A and Xeno, of the three Xeno is my favorite and is what I've switched everything to. Plan-A is fine too, but I had issues with my adapter coming loose from the can when I was trying to remove the can from the muzzle device. The left-hand threads of Xeno solved that for me. Eurooptic seems to have the best prices on Xeno adapters and muzzle devices that I've found.

I just got a B&T Print-X RBS 762 from Capitol last week (F4 submitted on 3/19 and approved on 3/21), I hope it doesn't really take 3 more weeks before the can gets to my door, but I guess that gives a little time to order another adapter.
 
My Nomad Ti XC came with Xeno and I like the set up with the brake but not for my bolt guns. I switched it to my B&T SRBS for my ARs and use a direct thread on my Nomad for bolt guns. When I get the HuxWrx it will be set up with Xeno too.