Dedicated .223 bolt gun suppressor

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With the AB is it easy to tape over the front on a hunt? We had all kinds of weather on a hunt this year and it was nice that my harvester evo just had a single hole to cover.
 

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With the AB is it easy to tape over the front on a hunt? We had all kinds of weather on a hunt this year and it was nice that my harvester evo just had a single hole to cover.

Ehh. All the timed ones are about the same.

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A smooth flat muzzle is better of course.
 

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I would do the 7.62 one. I have sever 5.56 cans- I wish they were all 30cal.





That’s exactly why. The A10 is a legitimate can, works well. So why pay twice the money.






7.62.
Is this so you can use it on multiple guns of various chamberings? What is the discrepancy in volume on this particular can, when using a 5.56 can on a 5.56 gun and then a 7.62 can on a 5.56 gun?
 

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Yes- in general and functional use dedicated cans don’t sound any different side by side than a 30cal bore of same. So why introduce a one trick pony instead of it being able to be used on anything?
Found my answer here. I need to get better at reading. Thanks!
 

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Hard to tell what’s Happening there but assume ultimately taping it is a non issue?

$450 is tempting for something to just put on the .223.

Yes, non issue. You just smoosh it down into the tines. Alternatively, you can use a wider piece of tape too.
 

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I’ll throw another vote on the polonium. It sounds good on my 18” tikka 223 and you can use it on 6mm if you so wish.
 

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With the AB is it easy to tape over the front on a hunt? We had all kinds of weather on a hunt this year and it was nice that my harvester evo just had a single hole to cover.
I've never really understood why you'd care if water got in a suppressor. It makes them quieter.
 
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Other than cost, why not a 5.56 Raptor 6?


AB Raptors can be had with 5.56 bores, flush mount they are light and sound wise the Raptor 8 is up there with the best of them in its size.


Between the Banish and the Wolf Hunter it sounds like you prefer the Banish on a 223, is that correct?


To no one in particular:

I need another can, it will primarily be for my 223 Tikka, but more flexibility would be nice. I really like my 7.62 Raptor 8, but not sure I want two of them, especially not in different bore sizes. On the Raptors that leaves me with a dedicated 5.56 Raptor 6 (Don't like the weight of the A10), or a 7.62 Raptor 10, but not sure I want the extra length nor need the extra sound suppression.

The Scythe Ti is another option.

The DD Wolf Hunter is intriguing, a touch heavy, but being able to us it on 6mm would be nice.

I'll have to look into the Banish 223.
You can try out my Scythe with the .223 end cap if you come up and shoot with me this winter.
 
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