Suppressors New TBAC cans for 2024
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Out of those listed, definitely get the Magnus-S. It's a great can. It's obviously not as quiet as my full-size Magnus, but it's impressive for its size, and sound quality & tone is excellent, just like the full-size Magnus. Get the Magnus-S, you'll be happy.
Interesting - it's almost like the people who have been advocating cans in the 7" category were right all along.
Right about what? What point are you trying to make? I’ve had 7” cans nearly this entire time…But they’re still not as quiet as a full-size 9” can…And never will be, because internal volume is the key to suppression. My full-size Magnus is quite noticeably quieter than my Magnus-S…Especially on magnums.
Definitely need to do a review comparing these two.
Baffles on TD22 are 17-4 stainless steel... you can just use CLR.
Here is a link to to TBAC's instructions for cleaning the 22 Take Down & also their Centerfire cans:
Do I need to clean my suppressor? How often?
50/50 mix of Hydrogen Peroxide and 5% white vinegar will be safe for the Stainless baffles. Just be careful with the cleaning solution as it is toxic and dispose of it in a safe manner (hazardous waste facility).
Just got conformation my can chaps shipping for my Magnus SR. I didn’t love the look of the locking ring on the tbac but with can chaps it looks great. Hoping you do a review between the two cans as well.
Here are pictures the can chap sent me of his Magnus SR I had him make mine the same exact way the collar can still be turned and can tell if it’s in the locked position.
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This is what led me to choose the NYX Mod 2. All titanium, so easy to clean, and less than 2.5 ounces in the short configuration.
I haven’t had that issue with my other can but will find out and let you know. The owner was saying he uses this can on 300prc with no slippage. I did have a cover slip on my r30 can that I was borrowing from my nomad can. I think the reason it slipped was in a rush and didn’t cinch the straps down as tight as normally do. Even with it slipped forward over the open ports on Kgm r30 nothing happens to the can chaps not sure how many shots I had the cover over the holes but the only thing it did was put some carbon material on the cover. So they’re made really well I know some covers will start to shred apart if that happens.
Yup, plan is to shoot the Without Warning CHAD, Magnus RR-K, and Maverick all next weekend. I'll post my thought about them afterwards.
Like was said, Takedown 22 baffles are 17-4ph stainless steel... You CAN use CLR. I use it on both of mine all the time. Same for my Mask HD.
As was mentioned already, TBAC 22TD baffles are 17-4 stainless and are safe for CLR.
I am a big TBAC fan, I own two of them myself. But their website states...
NOTE ON STAINLESS STEEL:
Please note that the 22 TAKE DOWN should not be cleaned using CLR because its baffles are stainl.ess
I choose my 22 can based on the ability to use CLR to clean it without damage, and to be honest, most rimfire cans are going to work well on a 16" 22 long rifle. TBAC and Dead Air have proven to be great cans and I know that you are partial to them, but there are also great options available from other companies, too.
It’s not about brand preference of the cans, it’s about spreading factual information.
@Zak Smith Will using CLR Pro hurt the 17-4 stainless baffles of the 22TD? I don’t use it on the tube, but just the baffles removed and soaking in a glass jar for about 30 minutes, then remove, clean, neutralize/rinse with water.
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Does CLR even clean lead anyway? I use "the dip" on my rimfire cans because it'll clean lead, carbon, etc with a simple soak. For centerfire stuff CLR is hard to beat but in that case I'm cleaning carbon, not lead.
We just finished yesterday afternoon. Probably next week.
Just got my can chap in for the Magnus SR you can still turn the collar to unlock suppressor. Going to the range Monday will let you know if it slips at all.
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To be fair I got slippage on my magnum, so maybe if it’s TOIGHT TOIGHT you’ll be fine but I cranked on mine.
Finally some more rimfire content, with the @christensenarms Ranger 22 and TBAC 22 TD. It's POV, so you can actually see me shooting (and see the bullets flying) downrange at the 300 yard gongs.
I was trying to make a YouTube short but failed, so it's a 1 shot video... Hate on it if you want to, but they don't exactly do a good job of explaining how Shorts work or how to make one...
I have enjoyed my few shots of my 6.5PRC with the Magnus S. Just ordered the Dead Air Nomad Ti XC after rereading all of the TBAC summit data and will be curious to see how they sound in person.
I think I might try one of the new 3D printed DA cans. A buddy works at the LGS and they sell them, and have had a few of the new ones in, and said they were quite impressive when they took them out back and tested the ones the Rep brought in. If I get one, it will be a Nomad LTi XC, or a regular length Nomad Ti XC. I have 4 legacy DA cans from 4-5 years ago, and no issues with them. But i've been leery about the new ones since the Sierra shitshow. But these new 3D printed ones gives me some new faith in their stuff. I've been told they're REALLY quiet.
I went with the regular Ti XC cause it seemed like it was essentially an Ultra 9 but 2.5” shorter. Hopefully we will see in about a week.
Need some more videos and reviews. Not much out there. I also went with a Nomad TI XC. Hoping to mate it with a CAT spooky 2(if baffle length allows it.)
I have the same issue on two sets of Can Chaps. In both cases, I wish I had ordered them 1/2" longer to allow them to cinch to the barrel.
I'll order a different brand next time. Slipping forward on a braked can is not acceptable. When the cans get hot, they negate any slip resistance of the Can Chaps material.
I wish to file a complaint:
This brake is almost too pretty to blast with powder residue.
This brake is almost too pretty to blast with powder residue.
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I didn't get any pictures, but even the inside surface of the brake (the one that faces the suppressor) looks extremely cool. Hopefully I'll get a chance later this week to ruin it.
Mile High Shooting just got a batch of TBAC / Magnus in. Started the paperwork for mine yesterday.
Finally got to take the demo Magnus-K-RR-SR can out for a test drive on our 6mmCM shop gun:
Definitely not a "silencer" in the strictest meaning of the term, but the firing line would be far more pleasant if everyone ran one of these instead of the latest 17-port muzzle brake. It'd also be just fine for hunting with naked ears.
Definitely not a "silencer" in the strictest meaning of the term, but the firing line would be far more pleasant if everyone ran one of these instead of the latest 17-port muzzle brake. It'd also be just fine for hunting with naked ears.
I ordered a Magnus RR from Mile High Shooting on 6/12/24. It arrived there on 10/9/24. By the time I get it in my hands it will be over 4 months. I was originally told it would probably arrive in June or July.
But..but... the supersonic crack isn't hearing safe!
Usually comes from sometime who's been hunting with a braked .300 WM for a couple decades
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