Suppressors Help choosing next can

[Baron85]

Looking for a light short can for a 16” 6.8spc bolt gun and 16” 22br bolt gun. I wear ear pro even suppressed except for 1-2 shots while hunting.

I’m currently running a tbac 30BA 9” and a KGM R30K. Like both but would like another shorter can similar to the R30K to replace the TBAC.

Interested in the Abel theorem S, tbac dominus, and diligent defense enticer S ti.

I would probably pick the dominus other than I haven’t seen them in stock. Any suggestions between these or other suggestions?

 

[stello1001]

Looking for a light short can for a 16” 6.8spc bolt gun and 16” 22br bolt gun. I wear ear pro even suppressed except for 1-2 shots while hunting.

I’m currently running a tbac 30BA 9” and a KGM R30K. Like both but would like another shorter can similar to the R30K to replace the TBAC.

Interested in the Abel theorem S, tbac dominus, and diligent defense enticer S ti.

I would probably pick the dominus other than I haven’t seen them in stock. Any suggestions between these or other suggestions?

From what I've heard, dominus is no longer in production and has been discontinued. You might find new old stock somewhere.

I really like mine, it's a great can.

 

[Zak Smith]

The two of ours I'd recommend would be the Ultra 7 (very light, 1.5"x7), and the Magnus-S. The Magnus-S-CB replaced the Dominus-CB as they would be redundant but the Magnus-S is stronger. You might try Montana Tactical or Mile High for a Magnus-S.

 

[FuhQ]

Can highly recommend the Magnus-S on SA cartridges.

If you get a HUB version, you can put ultralight Ti DT mounts in it, to keep it super light.

 

[ruger35]

I have the Magnus S as well, but also waiting on the Nomad Ti XC to be approved. It registered a little quieter than the Magnus S, while coming in shorter and lighter.

 

[Bluedog82]

I think you’ll be happy regardless of what you get. I really like my Enticer S Ti, which is I think the most economical of the lot.

 

[DedicatedShooter]

I’d look at Liberty Precision Machine as well. I just got my Mach S out of jail last month and to say it’s impressive is an understatement. The Anthem S, which is basically the steel version of the Mach line (which is all titanium), has extremely high ratings on PewScience. The Mach is just as accurate but quieter to my ear than my Ultra 7 and is softer shooting too. At $910 it’s pretty hard to beat. Here are the specs on the Mach S:

• Diameter: 1.74″
• Length: 6.85″ without mount
• Weight: 8.9 oz. without mount
• Thread Pitch: Universal 1.375-24 TPI pattern mounting system, Direct Thread adapter included

Hansohn Brothers has most of LPM’s cans in stock right now. The 2nd gen Anthem S is $660 which I think is a steal.

 

[DeathBeforeDismount]

Why not another r30k? Awesome cans.

 

[Baron85]

As luck would have it I won a Kgm cert at the match this weekend so placed the order for a r65k. Was going to get another r30k but decided to test and see if there is or is not an improvement with a tighter bore. I have heard it both ways so figure I might as well test it for myself.

 

[tlg308]

I really like my Abel Co Theorem S. It replaced my ultra 5. It’s the most used suppressor because of the size. The machine quality of the Abel stuff is crazy nice.

 

[kthomas]

I really like my Abel Co Theorem S. It replaced my ultra 5. It’s the most used suppressor because of the size. The machine quality of the Abel stuff is crazy nice.

When I purchased my Biscuit, my Class 3 dealer was amazed with the quality when it came in.

I love my Abel, and I thought that was an interesting observation from my Class 3 dealer. He's not the type to make those comments lightly.

Abel has got a good thing going.