Looking for a unicorn. Hopefully someone from Thunderbeast can chime in and give some hope. Will there be more of these produced in the near future? Is there a way to order pre-production?
Suppressors TBAC Ultra 7 CB Any coming in the near future?
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Just picked one up from Altus, they had a couple. Look up their dealers and if it says e-mail you when back in stock provide your e-mail.
Only problem is if the dealer is far away you will have to pay a transfer fee on top of the stamp.
Gun broker has had some, if you have no issue paying the transfer fee. The prices have been MSRP.
Only problem is if the dealer is far away you will have to pay a transfer fee on top of the stamp.
Gun broker has had some, if you have no issue paying the transfer fee. The prices have been MSRP.
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TBAC is the most transparent company about where their suppressors go.
I got an Ultra 9 gen 2 from Altus last week. I believe they have an FDE Ultra 9 in 6.5 if you want it.
www.altusshooting.com
Not a 7, but chicks dig longer things
Thunder Beast Arms Ultra 9 Suppressor (Gen 2)
The ULTRA 9 is Thunder Beast's full-size precision rifle suppressor. It is best for applications where maximum suppression is key. The ULTRA 9 is availabl...
www.altusshooting.com
Not a 7, but chicks dig longer things
What do you mean order pre-production? You can order from TBAC directly and wait 6-8 months for it to be made and shipped to your FFL if that is what you mean. Should hopefully be getting my Dominus to my FFL late next month early June.
Hi,
Just as background (and to repeat some of what is on the Availability page), we have everything in production all the time. It's just that, even with scaling up production (we do it all in house), our orders outpace our production rate and this results in a manufacturing backlog. We're still shipping orders every day, it's just the orders shipping today probably were submitted sometime around last June. The trick is matching up the dealers who are getting the next cans in line to the customers who want which can, today. The link posted earlier helps. If you shoot us an email with what you are looking for, we can also help.
Just as background (and to repeat some of what is on the Availability page), we have everything in production all the time. It's just that, even with scaling up production (we do it all in house), our orders outpace our production rate and this results in a manufacturing backlog. We're still shipping orders every day, it's just the orders shipping today probably were submitted sometime around last June. The trick is matching up the dealers who are getting the next cans in line to the customers who want which can, today. The link posted earlier helps. If you shoot us an email with what you are looking for, we can also help.
You want a 6.5 or a 30? Tag Firearms has a handful of 6.5’s. 30’s are sold out.
We have a box of TBAC. Have not had a chance to get on the Website. I know we have rimfire, .338 and Ultra 9. Not sure about Ultra 7. If still looking, let me know. We have not listed the Gen 2 items yet, but have many. What I love about working the TBAC is that under-promise on delivery dates, and presto, stuff shows up. Every other dealer tells us January, and it comes in in July. TBAC told us May, 2021, and we got shipments in October, 2020 and January, 2021.
We have Dominus SR ready to ship if that helps. 22TD, Ultra 9 6.5 and Ultra 7 6.5 are due in Thursday.
Just bought an Ultra 7 in 6.5 from Mile High. Great people to deal with and every transaction I have had with Mile High has been very satisfactory.
Look on TBAC site and they list Mile High and Silencer Shop as their two biggest customers. SS didn't have what I wanted and I'm fine with that as Mile High did and I do like doing business with them. Only looked at SS due to Form 4 kiosks but I have a lady here who is an FFL/SOT and walks customers thru the ATF process.
Question, I was going to get direct thread as its only for this one gun and I don't see myself shooting this gun without it (but I may be wrong...that happens often! haha). My thought was to eliminate as many mechanical interfaces as possible and avoid any issues of tolerance stacking or...whatever.
Mile High only had the CB version, said that 85% of what they sell is the CB version, and that they really don't see any issues with groups opening up due to the CB. So, that's what I bought.
Any experience, insight or views of CB vs direct thread?
Thanks
I have a 30p-1 DT and an ultra-7 CB, both .30cal. No noticeable difference with group size between the 2. Both shoot great. Personally I prefer the CB mount, but I do like having DT to use on multiple rifles without the added cost of multiple mounts.
It is the main reason. The other reasons are: brakes act as thread adapters; and, muzzle thread inconsistency (ie loose vs tight) won't cause a mounting issue with the can, assuming the brake goes on.
I kind of want a dominus CB. I’ve spent a solid $750 on brakes for my Ultra 9 CB for desert tech barrels and I’m not about to swap to direct thread. Only issue I ever had is with some alliant powders giving me a carbon weld to brake. Started using a little oil on the CB and that problem stopped. I will say that I’m using rocksett instead of loctite to attach brake to barrel bc I found my brake loosened up a couple of times after I shot strings.
all user errors to some extent, but something to be aware of if you go CB.
Also have a .22 Lr suppressor on my want list.
all user errors to some extent, but something to be aware of if you go CB.
Also have a .22 Lr suppressor on my want list.
Well you all carry on.
I am a Senior Citizen and have a 30P1 and it has served me well through somewhere in the
neighborhood of 30K rounds. 308, 7wsm, 260rem, 300wm. Along with lending it to be
used by some of my shooting buddies. Having never let any of us down.
Thunder Beast is the Best.
JMHO
Best regards,
Chet
I am a Senior Citizen and have a 30P1 and it has served me well through somewhere in the
neighborhood of 30K rounds. 308, 7wsm, 260rem, 300wm. Along with lending it to be
used by some of my shooting buddies. Having never let any of us down.
Thunder Beast is the Best.
JMHO
Best regards,
Chet
