I’m surprised no one has mentions the YHM Resonator R2. It wasn’t first can, and for the price it can’t be best. Run it on 308, and 556.
Suppressor suggestions
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Check out the thread 'Form 4 Wait Time' that's at the top of this forum section.
With a VOX suppressor the ATF says you can only have one disc at a time. Stupid I know, but you can buy the material by the roll. Then you only need a chunk of 4x4 and the appropriate stamp to cut a new disc. ATF says that that disc is actually the 'suppressor' part. Supposed to have a gunsmith remove and replace the disc. (Note the words 'supposed' to) But the material is relatively cheap and only good for 10-20 rounds before the decibels rise. Energetic arms actually tells you the material and who makes it.Energetic Armaments Vox may be worth a look.
VOX-S Centerfire Silencer - Energetic Armament
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I bought a Silencerco Hybrid 46. It's good on every caliber and pistols . Love it . Check it out
Thanks for the suggestion.
I decided to give the Abel Biscuit a try.
I didn't really look at SiCo that much, already have a couple of their suppressors (which are great), guess I was looking to try something new.
Between the wife and I, we have a SiCo Omega (does double duty on her bolt gun and ar15), a SiCo Octane 45HD (pistols & rimfire), and a TacOps titanium suppressor for my X-Ray-51, which should be approved pretty soon.
The SiCo Hybrid 46, now just looking at it, does seem like a nice "do it all" suppressor at a fair price. I do question the feasibility of sharing a suppressor between that many hosts, specifically between rifles (and ar15's) with pistols. I don't see how that is functionally feasible, as you would have to change out the back end of the can when you swap between those hosts. I think an Omega would better fit my role (which I already have), if I was to stick with SiCo. I do think that suppressor would be great on a lever gun though.
I agree on the SilencerCo Hybrid 46. They have a new model that just came out that will handle anything. The SilencerCo 46M. Have one on order.
If you get the quick connect option you can use the can on any rifle that has a matching muzzle device, Easy peazy to switch
I do like suppressors that have the standard 1-3/8x24 thread pitch, for the ability to change to my desired mounting system.
Because I'm planning on having this suppressor do double duty on both my bolt gun and ar15, I plan on utilizing the Q Plan B system, which my wife's Omega 300 is using.
The only real downside to the Q Plan B system is the lack of acceptable muzzle brakes for precision rifles. However, I'm working with my favorite self timing muzzle brake manufacturer to hopefully change that
I absolutely love my Dead Air Nomad-LT. It's one of the quietest and best-sounding cans I've ever heard. I highly recommend it...You won't be disappointed.
Dead Air Nomad-LTI
The Nomad-LTI is Dead Air’s ultra-quiet and incredibly lightweight 30cal rifle suppressor. Constructed primarily of titanium, the Dead Air Nomad-LTI only weighs 12.6 ounces with an overall length of 8.4 inches, making it not only light, but also incrediwww.silencershop.com
Suppressors - ***NEW*** Dead Air Nomad-LT (Titanium)
Here's a short (first) video of the new Dead Air Nomad-LT on my Remington 700 5R Magpul in .260 Rem. The video doesn't do it justice how quiet this suppressor is, and how good the tone is. It will blow your mind...Especially with subsonic ammo in a .300 BLK, and with subsonic .308 Win ammo in...www.snipershide.com
I’m in the market for a new .30 cal can and didn’t want to start a whole new thread
This DA can is really catching my eye.
I was also hoping to stick around $1100.
I use Griffin mounts but a 1.375x24 omega threaded can would also be nice. Not opposed to 5/8x24 direct thread
My priorities are weight (current old tech 7.62 can is a stainless steel boat anchor at 23oz), so keeping it below 16oz is important for me. I like the Griffin Recce 7 (I’ve got a recce 5) but it’s a tad heavy. The Paladin .30 is 14.5oz but I’m unsure if a serviceable can for precision rifle and hunting is something I want.
The Rugged Radiant is very appealing, and so is the Micro30 (suppression would probably suffer with the latter) and I don’t have any rugged mounts presently so it wouldn’t get moved around.
The YHM resonator 2 is at the upper limit of my weight range. Looks solid but unsure how these stack up in terms of performance. Has the omega threading which is a huge plus and the price is about half of some others I’ve been eyeballing
And finally the CGS Hyperion K. Read a lot of good things about it and it’s larger sibling. At 10.2oz and 6.3” it’s definitely compact. Being Titanium, does it have sparking issues?
Lots of options nowadays!
Any opinions or suggestions are appreciated
Based on your criteria, it sounds like the Nomad-LT is exactly what you want... I really love mine. It's one of the quietest .30 cal suppressors I've ever heard. Based on what you say you are looking for, If you go the Nomad-LT route, you will not regret your purchase. I 10/10 highly recommend it.
It's a tad bit heavier, but the Otter Creek Labs PR30L is another awesome option to look into. I should be testing one out pretty soon, and then will most-likely be purchasing one to add to the collection. And @AndrewKing is a great guy, and a forum member here.
PR30-L | Otter Creek Labs
The PR30L is a mid weight, long, ultra quiet, precision rifle silencer with a 30 caliber bore. When creating the PR series of silencers the goal of Otter Creek Labs was simple - create a silencer optimized for long range shooting and competition that performs better and offers the same or better...
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My DeadAir Sandman suppressors are just as consistent and accurate as my direct thread Thunderbeast 30-P1. I run them on my semis and bolt guns with outstanding results.
The Nomad-LT seems like a great can.Based on your criteria, it sounds like the Nomad-LT is exactly what you want... I really love mine. It's one of the quietest .30 cal suppressors I've ever heard. Based on what you say you are looking for, If you go the Nomad-LT route, you will not regret your purchase. I 10/10 highly recommend it.
It's a tad bit heavier, but the Otter Creek Labs PR30L is another awesome option to look into. I should be testing one out pretty soon, and then will most-likely be purchasing one to add to the collection. And @AndrewKing is a great guy, and a forum member here.
PR30-L | Otter Creek Labs
The PR30L is a mid weight, long, ultra quiet, precision rifle silencer with a 30 caliber bore. When creating the PR series of silencers the goal of Otter Creek Labs was simple - create a silencer optimized for long range shooting and competition that performs better and offers the same or better...
Certainly worthy of consideration.
All of my KeyMo mounted cans are the same, as well. 100% consistent with removing and reinstalling the same can on the same rifle each time. I don't have any discernible POI shift with any of them on my AR's, or on my precision rifles.
I think someone out there makes a 1.375x24 adapter that will fit the Nomad cans to run the TBAC brakes. I think it was Area 419, but I can't remember.
Nope. Used TBAC brakes bring almost new prices, and you can switch to Area 419 and have money left over though.
It appears to only go up to .300 Winchester, not .300 Norma.I absolutely love my Dead Air Nomad-LT. It's one of the quietest and best-sounding cans I've ever heard. I highly recommend it...You won't be disappointed.
Dead Air Nomad-LTI
The Nomad-LTI is Dead Air’s ultra-quiet and incredibly lightweight 30cal rifle suppressor. Constructed primarily of titanium, the Dead Air Nomad-LTI only weighs 12.6 ounces with an overall length of 8.4 inches, making it not only light, but also incredi
Suppressors - ***NEW*** Dead Air Nomad-LT (Titanium)
Here's a short (first) video of the new Dead Air Nomad-LT on my Remington 700 5R Magpul in .260 Rem. The video doesn't do it justice how quiet this suppressor is, and how good the tone is. It will blow your mind...Especially with subsonic ammo in a .300 BLK, and with subsonic .308 Win ammo in...
It specifically says in the product description that it is rated up to .300 Norma Mag. Which means it's also rated for up to .300 RUM.
First paragraph, last sentence...
Energetic Armament TBAC Mounts - eSilencers - Suppressors For Sale Online
Want to use your VOX with your ThunderBeast Brakes & Flash Hiders? Then this Adaptor is what you need! Compatible with ThunderBeast muzzle devices American-made Grade 5 Titanium DLC (Diamond-like Carbon) Finish with internal surfaces S-line coated 1.34 oz weight 1.375×24 thread 0.400 long incl...
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