Suppressors Which Suppressor

[ZiaHunter]

I have my trust setup and considering three different models which I plan on using on 6.5 CM and 300 WM bolt guns. They are as follows:

Elite Iron Bravo
AAC 300-TM
Thunderbeast 30-P1

Any thoughts/opinions?

 

[Kamkaze]

I vote the new Silencerco Harvester, or atleast give it a good look.

 

[Sgposin]

I chose the Thunderbeast 30P-1 and didn't look back

 

[Eben]

Go with the Titanium TBAC 30P-1.
The Silencerco Harvester is Aluminum, and even though it's hard coat anodized, after some knocking around I wouldn't expect the finish to hold up as well.

 

[Conrad101st]

The elite iron is very solid and works great. I like mine.

 

[Charger442]

Elite iron= 30 oz.
Thunderbeast = 16 oz.
AAC 300 tm = 15 oz.


that right there will help you eliminate one right off the bat.

 

[Twitch2120]

the EI can is built better than some russian tanks though

 

[kansas]

The thunderbeast is titanium. Like mine.

 

[PatrickChewing]

Thunderbeast

 

[Conrad101st]

Yep, the elite iron is for stationary shooting, not running and gunning.
It's damn nice on a prairie dog shoot and such.

 

[Pappasniper]

Thunderbeast BA , so you can switch it around and also if you want to run it without a can, your GTG.

I like the AAC, but its mo money.

 

[EXTREMEPREJUDICE]

Thunderbeast

Absolutely!

 

[windermike]

Check out allen engineering AE 30.

 

[MSTN]

I have my trust setup and considering three different models which I plan on using on 6.5 CM and 300 WM bolt guns. They are as follows:

Elite Iron Bravo
AAC 300-TM
Thunderbeast 30-P1

Any thoughts/opinions?

I have the 30P-1, myself. I can't address the pros and cons of the other two, because I have no exposure to them. They could be the best thing out there, for all I know.

I've been running a Thunderbeast 30P-1 on my GAP .243 for some time now, and I have nothing but good things to say about it:

Just last week, I had my Tubb T2K .308 barrel threaded for this suppressor. I sighted it in Monday and shot steel with it for the first time Tuesday:

Both rifles are accurate, but they both seem to be even slightly more accurate with the suppressor aboard. Or, maybe I just am able to shoot them better with the suppressor mounted. And the 30P-1 only weighs a pound! Recoil is cut by an amazing amount, too. And of course, they're super quiet, especially the .308. I don't plan to fire a shot with either rifle unsuppressed ever again.