1st can thought process advice

[92xj]

Thoughts on a Titanium can with changeable hubs for the two different threads for each gun, that’s available through silencershop and equal to the raptor?

And correct my lingo if it’s off but I believe the hub is the barrel end of the can with the barrel threads that then threads into the suppressor.

For the raptor, if you take the reflex off do you not screw on a hub in its place to have a direct fit non reflex raptor?

Being my first can and purchase, I’m doing the silencershop kiosk at my local dealer and want this fist one through them and get the free trust option when ordering, for some reason it just seems like the easiest process for me currently. Once the first one is bought and the process done, I will figure out the process to buy outside of silencershop

 

[Gtscotty]

As a few others have said, I would recommend getting a decent Ti muzzle forward .30 Cal can that can take different Hub mounts so you can direct thread to both rifles, or if you want to go with a mount system like Xeno or plan B, that will be an option as well. For your first can that's going to be used on multiple rifles before you get more cans, flexibility and options are good.

A Nomad TI XC would be a good option as well as others:

Dead Air Nomad TI XC Direct Thread - Silencer Shop

Dead Air Nomad TI XC Direct Thread

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Diligent Defense Enticer S-Ti

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[92xj]

Last questions, I promise....maybe.

If I get the Raptor 8, it will screw directly onto the 5/8x24 barrel with the reflex.
It also comes with a 5/8x24 flush mount. When I want to put the can on the 300wm, I will take the reflex off, screw on the flush mount, and then use a m13-.75 to 5/8x24 adapter to screw the 5/8x24 flush mount raptor onto the browning m13-.75 barrel, correct?

I am thinking people have issues with adaptors getting stuck in reflexes because you cannot get a wrench down there to unscrew the adapter. With a flush mount, I would be able to use tools to get the adapter out of the flush mount?

I am really not wanting to rockset the adaptor on the 300 barrel. I am not positive I will be shooting with the can all the time and want to have the option to put back on the Ti Pro brake that I currently run on it.

 

[Tahoe1305]

Last questions, I promise....maybe.

If I get the Raptor 8, it will screw directly onto the 5/8x24 barrel with the reflex.
It also comes with a 5/8x24 flush mount. When I want to put the can on the 300wm, I will take the reflex off, screw on the flush mount, and then use a m13-.75 to 5/8x24 adapter to screw the 5/8x24 flush mount raptor onto the browning m13-.75 barrel, correct?

I am thinking people have issues with adaptors getting stuck in reflexes because you cannot get a wrench down there to unscrew the adapter. With a flush mount, I would be able to use tools to get the adapter out of the flush mount?

I am really not wanting to rockset the adaptor on the 300 barrel. I am not positive I will be shooting with the can all the time and want to have the option to put back on the Ti Pro brake that I currently run on it.

That should work fine and mitigate any adapter getting stuck concerns.

 

[omicron1792]

Last questions, I promise....maybe.

If I get the Raptor 8, it will screw directly onto the 5/8x24 barrel with the reflex.
It also comes with a 5/8x24 flush mount. When I want to put the can on the 300wm, I will take the reflex off, screw on the flush mount, and then use a m13-.75 to 5/8x24 adapter to screw the 5/8x24 flush mount raptor onto the browning m13-.75 barrel, correct?

I am thinking people have issues with adaptors getting stuck in reflexes because you cannot get a wrench down there to unscrew the adapter. With a flush mount, I would be able to use tools to get the adapter out of the flush mount?

I am really not wanting to rockset the adaptor on the 300 barrel. I am not positive I will be shooting with the can all the time and want to have the option to put back on the Ti Pro brake that I currently run on it.

All that would work fine.

 

[92xj]

Thanks guys! Just put in the order.

PS, also thanks to everyone else for the advice and help

 

[Bluefish]

The Raptors do not use HUB threads. I'm not aware of anyone selling a direct mount rear cap that fits a Raptor.

If you want HUB, then get a Reaper.

I still like my Raptor 8, they are a solid can. I would probably get a 30 cal Raptor 10 if I had it to do again and then add a Zero Gravity or Unkown Suppressors caliber specific can later.

If truly only ever going to own one can (my original plan), I would still get a Raptor 8 (or a Reaper with reflex).

This. I own 3 AB cans, 2 raptors (375 10 stack) and an A-10. The A-10 is hub mount, but a cheaper (1/2 the cost and 1 less baffle) version of the Raptor. I like all of them and recommend them. Now with having an odd thread on the wm, I would get a US reaper and the correct hub mount for that thread.