im trying to find a new can, primarily for my long range 300wm. But to talk myself into buying a can I want it multi purpose, I also have a bushmaster 223. I am planning on putting together a piston AR pistol or SBR in the near future. Is the TBAC my best option? I'd imagine the bushy's threads are different so is there a adaptor I can get so I can use the threaded 30p-1? or am I stuck needing a QD and getting a Flash hider for each gun? Does a QD can affect accuracy over a threaded? Any different ideas on a can?
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Re: TBAC
You could get a 30BA and use the brakes as the thread adapter, or you could get the 30P-1 and use a 1/2-28 to 5/8-24 thread adpater from TROS. The 30BA would be the better multi-rifle choice for you. The 30BA is as accurate as the 30P-1. However, just remember that it's a precision rifle suppressor, not a suppressor for unlimited rates of fire on SBR's and semi-autos.
You could get a 30BA and use the brakes as the thread adapter, or you could get the 30P-1 and use a 1/2-28 to 5/8-24 thread adpater from TROS. The 30BA would be the better multi-rifle choice for you. The 30BA is as accurate as the 30P-1. However, just remember that it's a precision rifle suppressor, not a suppressor for unlimited rates of fire on SBR's and semi-autos.
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Pretty sure titanium is a metal.
It'll heat up faster than steel because it's inversely proportional to mass and steel is heavier, but it's also larger than a typical .223 can so that's working in its favor.
Pretty sure titanium is a metal.
It'll heat up faster than steel because it's inversely proportional to mass and steel is heavier, but it's also larger than a typical .223 can so that's working in its favor.
Re: TBAC
We have a suppressor specifically designed for very short SBR's and full auto, the 223A. It's rated down to 7". The 30BA and 30P-1 are intended for precision rifles. You will see accelerated baffle wear when shooting it on a SBR.
We have a suppressor specifically designed for very short SBR's and full auto, the 223A. It's rated down to 7". The 30BA and 30P-1 are intended for precision rifles. You will see accelerated baffle wear when shooting it on a SBR.
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We give 50% certificates to almost any major match that asks for sponsorship donations for their prize table.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Zak Smith</div><div class="ubbcode-body">We have a suppressor specifically designed for very short SBR's and full auto, the 223A. It's rated down to 7". The 30BA and 30P-1 are intended for precision rifles. You will see accelerated baffle wear when shooting it on a SBR.
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im going to look into using my 30BA on an 8" SBR in 300 blackout. i think with the powder burn rate difference between that and 5.56, there shouldnt be an erosion problem. im interested to see how it works out too.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Zak Smith</div><div class="ubbcode-body">We have a suppressor specifically designed for very short SBR's and full auto, the 223A. It's rated down to 7". The 30BA and 30P-1 are intended for precision rifles. You will see accelerated baffle wear when shooting it on a SBR.
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im going to look into using my 30BA on an 8" SBR in 300 blackout. i think with the powder burn rate difference between that and 5.56, there shouldnt be an erosion problem. im interested to see how it works out too.
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We have a 10% group buy going on right now. Combined with some of the already discounted prices from some dealers, you can get a killer deal. Get it on it because it expires very soon.
We have a 10% group buy going on right now. Combined with some of the already discounted prices from some dealers, you can get a killer deal. Get it on it because it expires very soon.
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If you mean shooting an 8" 5.56 SBR through the 30P-1 or 30BA for 10k rounds, that is clearly not the purpose of that suppressor. Those are precision rifle suppressors meant for accuracy applications.
If you want to shoot 10k rounds of 5.56 from an 8" bbl, the 223A is the right match.
Shooting some 5.56 rounds from an SBR through a 30P-1/30BA from time to time isn't really going to hurt it. If that's what you're going to do a lot, get the right can for it.
If you mean shooting an 8" 5.56 SBR through the 30P-1 or 30BA for 10k rounds, that is clearly not the purpose of that suppressor. Those are precision rifle suppressors meant for accuracy applications.
If you want to shoot 10k rounds of 5.56 from an 8" bbl, the 223A is the right match.
Shooting some 5.56 rounds from an SBR through a 30P-1/30BA from time to time isn't really going to hurt it. If that's what you're going to do a lot, get the right can for it.
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I went with the 30ba because of weight, the muzzle brake attachment and there awesome customer service. I probably called them 10 times while i was shopping and each time the were very helpful and a joy to talk too. This is my first can still waiting. But it should be very versitile I have mounts for my dpms lr308, rra 223, my sbr 8" 300blkout, and my 7 mag. Hoping paperwork comes in by Christmas.
I went with the 30ba because of weight, the muzzle brake attachment and there awesome customer service. I probably called them 10 times while i was shopping and each time the were very helpful and a joy to talk too. This is my first can still waiting. But it should be very versitile I have mounts for my dpms lr308, rra 223, my sbr 8" 300blkout, and my 7 mag. Hoping paperwork comes in by Christmas.
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I have been wanting the SAS Arbiter for a couple of years now. Well, I got tired of waiting on SAS/Mile High to get them, so I went with a 30P-1. I just couldn't pass up on the 10% discount.
I have heard so many good things about TBAC cans and CS it pushed me over the fence.
I have been wanting the SAS Arbiter for a couple of years now. Well, I got tired of waiting on SAS/Mile High to get them, so I went with a 30P-1. I just couldn't pass up on the 10% discount.
I have heard so many good things about TBAC cans and CS it pushed me over the fence.
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awesome, thanks guys for the feedback. there is so much stuff out there, i just don't want any regrets. I want a can accurate can that i can shoot occasional 5.56 AR's through. Might do some occasional run and guns, but doubt i will be dumping mag after mag through it. Do you guys feel like the TBAC is as durable and long lasting as most any titanium can? Anyone have any problems with baffles wearing down?
awesome, thanks guys for the feedback. there is so much stuff out there, i just don't want any regrets. I want a can accurate can that i can shoot occasional 5.56 AR's through. Might do some occasional run and guns, but doubt i will be dumping mag after mag through it. Do you guys feel like the TBAC is as durable and long lasting as most any titanium can? Anyone have any problems with baffles wearing down?
