thinking of one for .223 up to 30 cal bolt actions and can be easy to clean.
where to start as far as brands and best price?
where to start as far as brands and best price?
suppressor?
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^^^ Find your closest dealer with a kiosk. Look at the Silencerco Omega 36m and Rugged Alaskan 360.
^^^ Find your closest dealer with a kiosk. Look at the Silencerco Omega 36m and Rugged Alaskan 360.
Just know that once you start this, there really is no going back.
cool there is a kiosk at one of the towns i work at. so do they do the ATF paperwork, payment and all that at the kiosk?
im assuming for a 22LR i would need a different suppressor since they are fairly dirty and may have a different thread size? or could one of those you listed be used for 22LR as well?
JCDEERMAN
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I know nothing about silencers, but want to know more. I'm on 2 trusts, but I don't own one. I have a threaded .223, but was wanting a suppressed .22. Do those two calibers use the same suppressor?
Scythe ti
Dead air nomad ti xc
Tbac ultra7
Dead air nomad ti xc
Tbac ultra7
They can be used on both depending on the suppressor
22 rounds are super dirty though so require a lot more cleaning which is why a lot of people buy a 22 specific one and then a general one for 30cal and below
I have an Omega 300 and an Enticer L-Ti if I had it to do over I would have 2 Enticer S-Ti. You can buy an Enticer from Tennessee Silencer Shop in East,TN. You can shoot all kinds of silencers there. Capitol Armory can also ship them to your house if you us them.
It 9 OZ less than 7" is at top of the sound suppression test for S cans at Pew Science an independent silencer tester. The Enticer L is quieter but I don't think its worth the extra 1 1/2" and 1 OZ more.
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These can are behind the Enticer S at shooters ear on a .308. The ones ahead of the Enticer S-Ti are longer and heavier cans.
My only advice is this. Buy dedicated, caliber specific cans. The do all suppressor concept doesn't work in real life.
bjohnson
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This.
brassmagnet
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I have a Deadair Mask on my Walther P-22 and all I hear is the action cycle and the thump of the bullet hit. That's with CCI Standard Velocity.
brassmagnet
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. I'm going with dedicated to each weapon, buy once, cry once. Sight in and not even think about swapping out and re-sighting. I'm also buying two at a time, if I have to wait I may as well wait for two. I have two more in jail waiting for someone at the FBI to do their job and send me my stamps. Hopefully Mr. Musk will get rid of the BATFE or at least drop this stupidity of a $200.00 stamp and the wait time.
One can only hope!!
One can only hope!!
Before I had 2, I had no issue swapping my can between rifles, as long as they were sighted for the device. One thing that expedited getting a second can was the heat build up at the range.
100% my recommendation as well!
The Banish 30 is also actually a pretty good can, the company kinda gets bashed online but IMO after using one for a while I have no complaints with it and it works very well.
yup, I literally had one in my cart before reading some of that separation stuff. Ended up going with the TI XC and its fantastic.
Banish 30 was the first one I ever got and again ZERO complaints from me on it. Works really well for my applications and does VERY well with sound suppression on my guns I use it on. It is long though in full configuration which is why I got the TI XC for hunting guns
The Scythe though is REALLY REALLY nice though
I have a banish 46v2, I have only used it on 6.5cm and 308 so far, but surprisingly there was no poi change on either at 100 yards. I have no experience with others to compare to and don't get on other forums. I may buy another down the road after I get out from under the medical bills for my shoulder. I was looking at the aero lahar or banish 30, we will see.
Enticer S-Ti
OCL Hydrogen S
OCL Hydrogen S
