Looking for suggestions on a suppressor that I can rotate on my AR15 6.5 Grendel and AR10 308. 20 inch barrel on my 6.5 Grendel and 18 inch on the 308. 6.5 Grendel has a SA Adjustable gas block, can remember on my 308 if it has an adjustable one or not. If not I’ll replace it and put one on it. Have experience with suppressors but only on bolt guns thus far. I currently have a DA Nomad L and Rugged Razor 7.62. For these two rifles so far I’m considering an OCL Polo 30, OCL Infinity, FOR Systems Monarch 7.62 and Diligent Defense Enticer S. Sound suppression and ease of setup are my main priorities. Will be used for hunting and maybe occasional plinking. Any opinions or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
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Suppressors Suppressor For AR15 6.5 Grendel & AR10 308
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I would look at the Huxwrx 762Ti or other flow through style can. I have one for my AR-10 .308 and AR-15 6.8 SPC II. It makes a huge difference with the gas pressure. Even with a Superlative Arms agb the rifle was over gassed a caused damage to cases when running my Rugged Radiant or Griffin Armament Bushwhacker 46.
If sound suppression is key, you can’t get much better than the Nomad L that you already own, it is one of the quietest silencers on the market.
If you care about sound, DO NOT, but a Hux. I have two of them, great cans for certain applications but certainly not quite compared to the others on your list.
The Polo 30 is a nice can, but definitely on the loud side. The Enticer S is much quieter.
Unless you are planning on full auto or a ton of rapid fire, I would go with a Titanium can to shave weight.
Some of my favorites are the Silencerco Scythe TI, OCL Hydrogen (can be had in a 6.5 version), Dead Air Nomad XC and Diligent Defense Enticer S/L TI.
The primary thing that effects sound is volume, the bigger diameter/longer the silencer is, the quieter it will be.
If you care about sound, DO NOT, but a Hux. I have two of them, great cans for certain applications but certainly not quite compared to the others on your list.
The Polo 30 is a nice can, but definitely on the loud side. The Enticer S is much quieter.
Unless you are planning on full auto or a ton of rapid fire, I would go with a Titanium can to shave weight.
Some of my favorites are the Silencerco Scythe TI, OCL Hydrogen (can be had in a 6.5 version), Dead Air Nomad XC and Diligent Defense Enticer S/L TI.
The primary thing that effects sound is volume, the bigger diameter/longer the silencer is, the quieter it will be.
OCL Polo 30, or the new OCL Infinity 7.62 (100% inconel, flow-thru, 3D printed, low BP). They just started shipping the Infinities recently. I'd say either of those would get the job done quite well.
True, but that's not really an apples-to-apples comparison... The Polo 30 isn't the same type of use can as the Enticer-S... The Polo is a much harder-use duty-rated can, it's main goal is ruggedness, flash suppression, and being cutting concussion and blast, and not necessarily sound suppression. A much more equal comparison would be the OCL Hydrogen-S to the Enticer-S.
However, all the cans you've recommended are all high-BP cans. Yes, he said he has AGB's on his rifles, but that still is not always a guarantee. I've seen AR-10 .308's that wouldn't run worth a damn suppressed, or were extremely finicky and picky. I've even seen some with the gas block turned wide open and not ejecting, and I've seen others that even with it turned nearly off, they were still WAY overgassed and blowing gas and brass out forward at 1 o'clock.
Take a look at these if concentricity, suppression and modularity are things you are looking for.
Theorems are hard to beat in all of the above.
Thanks for all the suggestions. After making the post I decided to look for an Enticer S for the price and performance of that can. I haven’t been able to find any in stock. So if it drags out long enough I may just go with the OCL infinity. I have the budget now it would deplete my play money funds lol. I’m currently needing a Chronograph as well and pretty sure I’m going Garmin for that.
Enticer S is good to go, love my Ti version. It’s very different than the Infinity, though.
Yea I know it’s a totally different style can. Reason I started thinking on the Enticer S if size, cost and suppression. I also have a 6.5 PRC that I haven’t put I can on that I was thinking I can use the Enticer for.
If you’re not planning to run it hard on a semi auto, consider the Ti version. I think only the Resilient Jolene Ti is more affordable, and only by a little bit.
I actually watched that video last night or yesterday. Yea I’m sure I could get away with the Ti because even when on my one my ARs. I hunt more than anything and haven’t had many hogs lately and even in those situations it’s not like I’d be mag dumping.
Awesome. I did 30rds pretty quick through a 10.5 AK with it, and other than changing the cerakote color I had no issues.
The garmin is pricey, but imo the best chrono out there , I love how easy it is to set up , I now have 3 older chrono's that never get used , will probably donate a couple to the local 4H rifle team or some other gun club type org.
The only real difference from Enticer to Polo K is length, they are both steel laser welded cans. You might be confusing it with the Enticer S TI.
A poorly built gun is another story.
No, there's plenty of differences between them, other than just one being Ti... The Enticer S and S-Ti are the same can, one is just Ti. They are very different from the Polonium series cans. They are much closer in baffle count and design to the Hydrogen-S than the Polonium. I have both Hydrogen and Polonium cans... I'm very well aware of their construction. I actually helped Andrew do pre-production testing on the Hydrogen-S and Hydrogen-L suppressors.
Why didn’t you tell Andrew to make them quieter then if you have such a problem with someone stating that the Enticer S is significantly quieter than the Polo 30?
How dumb are you? I didn't say I helped with the Polonium...I said the Hyrdogens. And the Hydrogens are one of the quietest cans in their class. So take up the Polonium issue with him.
I love the Polonium’s, I have 2 Polo Ks and a full size.
Dumb is someone asking for specific silencer recommendations, being told that the Polo 30 is louder than the Enticer S, and someone getting offended over that.
I'm not offended, I even said it would be louder. Go back and re-read my first post. I even stated the Enticer S was a different animal, and more closely related to the Hydrogen-S...Which is factual. The Poloniums are louder than the Hydrogen series. That's pretty common knowledge.
