I am looking to pick up another 30 cal rifle suppressor. I have a few suppressors but haven’t purchased one in several years other than an OCL Lithium 9 I just ordered that was motivated by a purchase of a Marlin 1894 SPL 357 Mag. My main center fire rifle can is an Omega 300 I picked up 9ish years ago. I am happy with it and use it in both direct threat configuration and with the Area 419 mount set up. I often end up shooting 2 + rifles when I go to the range and would like to have second suppress for that.
The main rifle I will use this suppressor on is a Christensen Arms Ridgeline 6.5 Creedmoor barreled action in a Grayboe Phoenix stick so wanting to go with something fairly light weight. I also am interested in recoil reduction and use my Omega with the anchor break as it does reduce recoil more than the flat front cap.
The Omega 300 is fairly short and not heavy with a Rearden titanium direct thread mount so I’m tempted to just go for an Omega 300 DTM as it seems like a good value and something I am already familiar with. But when doing some research the Jolene S keeps coming up as a light weight option that gets great reviews for not much more than the Omega DTM and it’s a few ounces less.
I’m about set to just go with the Jolene S but wanting to do a final check and get input. Seems like a great light weight option for a good price. Will I be giving up any recoil reduction compared to an Omega 300 with the anchor break? Should I just spend the extra money and get a Scythe Ti?
The main rifle I will use this suppressor on is a Christensen Arms Ridgeline 6.5 Creedmoor barreled action in a Grayboe Phoenix stick so wanting to go with something fairly light weight. I also am interested in recoil reduction and use my Omega with the anchor break as it does reduce recoil more than the flat front cap.
The Omega 300 is fairly short and not heavy with a Rearden titanium direct thread mount so I’m tempted to just go for an Omega 300 DTM as it seems like a good value and something I am already familiar with. But when doing some research the Jolene S keeps coming up as a light weight option that gets great reviews for not much more than the Omega DTM and it’s a few ounces less.
I’m about set to just go with the Jolene S but wanting to do a final check and get input. Seems like a great light weight option for a good price. Will I be giving up any recoil reduction compared to an Omega 300 with the anchor break? Should I just spend the extra money and get a Scythe Ti?
