Suppressors Sig SRD762 QD

[cecztayl]

Been doing some research on these and haven’t found just a ton of info regarding accuracy.

Interested in this particular model because of the price I can get it and the fact that it uses the taper lock system with their QD attachment.

The taper lock seems to be the way to go for consistency and repeatability..??

Does anyone on the hide have any expierence regarding accuracy, poi shift from suppressor on, off and then on again?

Thanks!

 

[Aaros143]

I ran one on a 16 inch 308 for a hunting season. Went to the range zeroed the rifle with and without suppressor. Recorded the shift and had no issues. Repeatability was excellent.

 

[JeffLebowski]

My 556Ti has very little shift on an AR, nearly negligible and the accuracy is excellent. Love the mount and the sound. The Sig762 cans are well priced when you can find one, I’d jump on it.

 

[cecztayl]

Thanks for the replies guys!
I have expierence with the sig cans through friends...suppression and durability is great!
Just didn’t have much info in regards to accuracy, or how repeatable they are.

 

[CBlack]

I have a thread somewhere that shows my 762SRDQD-Ti with my 300WM. Very impressive.

 

[Schroedernd]

My 556Ti has very little shift on an AR, nearly negligible and the accuracy is excellent. Love the mount and the sound. The Sig762 cans are well priced when you can find one, I’d jump on it.

I have the 556Ti QD as well and love it. Not quite as much as my Omega, but for the price its a great can.

 

[LunaCustomGuns]

I ran one on a 16 inch 308 for a hunting season. Went to the range zeroed the rifle with and without suppressor. Recorded the shift and had no issues. Repeatability was excellent.

Nice!

 

[LunaCustomGuns]

I have a buddy who owns a Saker and a Sig and says he loves his Sig more, hands down. I on the other hand still prefer my Sakers. I think it’s a good quality can from a reputable company so you won’t go wrong.