Suppressors Best .308 suppressor for $600 or less?
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I'd recommend saving some money and getting the new Gemtech titanium can. Sandfront or whatever it's called or an Ops 3rd model. i don't really know of any really great budget .308's.
I'd recommend saving some money and getting the new Gemtech titanium can. Sandfront or whatever it's called or an Ops 3rd model. i don't really know of any really great budget .308's.
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I believe the SAS stainless cans come in around that. I have never heard/seen one but I would like to try one out.
I believe the SAS stainless cans come in around that. I have never heard/seen one but I would like to try one out.
Re: Best .308 suppressor for $600 or less?
What about the YHM? I've never personally used one but some people say good things about them.
What about the YHM? I've never personally used one but some people say good things about them.
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I would find a dealer in your area and purchase from them otherwise your more than likely going to pay extra for a dealer to dealer transfer and that wouldnt make it any cheaper for you to buy used.
Sometimes polite society inc. has demos for sale. Are you looking for a thread on or quick detach?
I would look at reviews and visit sites like AAC, Swr mfg, Yhm, gemtech and others see whats priced in your range and go from there. You wont find prices much cheaper than msrp. Unless you have the hook up with a class 3 dealer.
I have Swr omega 30 its great and have been around the srt shadow its a great can as well.
Hope this helps
I would find a dealer in your area and purchase from them otherwise your more than likely going to pay extra for a dealer to dealer transfer and that wouldnt make it any cheaper for you to buy used.
Sometimes polite society inc. has demos for sale. Are you looking for a thread on or quick detach?
I would look at reviews and visit sites like AAC, Swr mfg, Yhm, gemtech and others see whats priced in your range and go from there. You wont find prices much cheaper than msrp. Unless you have the hook up with a class 3 dealer.
I have Swr omega 30 its great and have been around the srt shadow its a great can as well.
Hope this helps
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Josh Hall</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What about the YHM? I've never personally used one but some people say good things about them. </div></div>
Heavy, very well built, suppress nicely.
No shame at all in owning a YHM Phantom.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Josh Hall</div><div class="ubbcode-body">What about the YHM? I've never personally used one but some people say good things about them. </div></div>
Heavy, very well built, suppress nicely.
No shame at all in owning a YHM Phantom.
Re: Best .308 suppressor for $600 or less?
With a $200 tax stamp required I would save a bit more and go all the way. (at least about $800)
With a $200 tax stamp required I would save a bit more and go all the way. (at least about $800)
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HPLLC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'd recommend saving some money and getting the new Gemtech titanium can. Sandfront or whatever it's called or an Ops 3rd model. i don't really know of any really great budget .308's. </div></div>
I would also save up and get a Gemtech Sandstorm. The money for the stamp and wait for approval are both considerable investments. The Sandstorm is rated up to 300 WM and weighs less than 14 oz. Having a light weight Ti can is well worth the extra cost.
If you want to spend less, look at the AAC Cyclone or Cyclone K. Both seem quieter than my 7.62 SD and Quicksilver 308 cans.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: HPLLC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'd recommend saving some money and getting the new Gemtech titanium can. Sandfront or whatever it's called or an Ops 3rd model. i don't really know of any really great budget .308's. </div></div>
I would also save up and get a Gemtech Sandstorm. The money for the stamp and wait for approval are both considerable investments. The Sandstorm is rated up to 300 WM and weighs less than 14 oz. Having a light weight Ti can is well worth the extra cost.
If you want to spend less, look at the AAC Cyclone or Cyclone K. Both seem quieter than my 7.62 SD and Quicksilver 308 cans.
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Have a YHM Phantom and it runs fine on 300WM and .308, no problems.
Have a YHM Phantom and it runs fine on 300WM and .308, no problems.
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I have two SAS cans and I can give him a thumbs up for sure.
I have two SAS cans and I can give him a thumbs up for sure.
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for the $$ YHM Phantom is very good...tried both the quick attatch and thread mount...compares with sub loads to my Thundertrap...whats not to like about saving $300+
for the $$ YHM Phantom is very good...tried both the quick attatch and thread mount...compares with sub loads to my Thundertrap...whats not to like about saving $300+
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If you have access to a lathe, then you can easily make one for less than $100. I make my own.
Ranb
If you have access to a lathe, then you can easily make one for less than $100. I make my own.
Ranb
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I love my YHM SS 7.62, have shot it on both bolt guns and my DPMS LR .308, you will have no issues at all. Superb build quality and FANTASTIC fh when not suppressed.
I love my YHM SS 7.62, have shot it on both bolt guns and my DPMS LR .308, you will have no issues at all. Superb build quality and FANTASTIC fh when not suppressed.
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+1 on YHM. I also like SAS Arbiter Titanium for the price.
+1 on YHM. I also like SAS Arbiter Titanium for the price.
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I have a YHM QD phantom I like it a lot other than the cost of the stamp it's right in the ballpark of what you want to spend. It really is a nice can the only complaint you ever hear is that it's heavy. Save some extra cash for multiple mounts so that you can run it on differnt guns. I use mine on a Rem 700 LTR a FAL, 7.62X39 AR and a 5.56 11.5 SBR AR.
I have a YHM QD phantom I like it a lot other than the cost of the stamp it's right in the ballpark of what you want to spend. It really is a nice can the only complaint you ever hear is that it's heavy. Save some extra cash for multiple mounts so that you can run it on differnt guns. I use mine on a Rem 700 LTR a FAL, 7.62X39 AR and a 5.56 11.5 SBR AR.
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We stock SAS suppressors and have Stainless and Titanium models
The SS762 sells for 595.00 and we have it in 5/8X24 or to fit the SAS muzzle brake or flash hider.
Thanks
Randy
We stock SAS suppressors and have Stainless and Titanium models
The SS762 sells for 595.00 and we have it in 5/8X24 or to fit the SAS muzzle brake or flash hider.
Thanks
Randy
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: crazy bay</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Im glad to always here good stories about YH. I sent my paperwork into the ATF back in October, still no word. How long has it taken all you guys? </div></div>
You'll want to call the BATFE. All of mine have been at 90 days once submitted. Make sure you have your s.n. and who is transfering it to you when you call.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: crazy bay</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Im glad to always here good stories about YH. I sent my paperwork into the ATF back in October, still no word. How long has it taken all you guys? </div></div>
You'll want to call the BATFE. All of mine have been at 90 days once submitted. Make sure you have your s.n. and who is transfering it to you when you call.
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