Gunwerks 6IX+ Titanium Suppressor

[CBar]

Looks like they’ve caught up. Game time!

 

[HuntHarder]

I'm looking for a new can for 30 cal and smaller. Looking for a can very similar to the Scythe, without blowing up. How are the new versions of this 6ix ti holding up?

 

[alpine_troop]

TLDR: if I could go back in time, I would just own two CGS Hyperion K cans instead of my Gunwerks 6ix+ TI.

Details: Got mine back from post-recall inspection recently. I have not shot it after that, but I do plan to keep using it. Mine was in the early recall batch, got repaired, then this winter they contacted me and said they wanted it sent back for weld inspection with a higher pressure round (I had only been shooting 308 and 6.5 CM). Feels like my can has fresh Cerakote but they didn’t say whether or not it needed repairs to welds.

I like the 6ix+ Ti and plan to keep using it on my hunting rifle. When the first recall happened, I followed some very strong recommendations on this site and bought a CGS Hyperion K as a second 30 cal can. The Hyperion K absolutely rocks. It is only a couple ounces heavier, but it suppresses better and has a more pleasing tone. It’s noticeable. Same ballpark price too. My CGS lives on an 18” 308 range gun and my 6ix+ TI lives on an 18” 6 CM hunting rifle.

 

[Wiscgunner]

Got a cert for a 1/2 off a Gunwerks Suppressor, wondering if those that have the 6ix+ ti still think its worth having or if the 1/2 price is simply better used elsewhere?

I currently have a do all form 1 that I am very pleased with but was considering a Scythe before my buddies blew up. Something in the lighter, shorter category is interesting to me but you don’t hear much about their suppressors.

I am more hesitant about the outdated basic baffle design seen in the exploding cans before the Gunwerks recall than concerned about the actual recall issue but maybe it still performs well enough?

 

[Wideback]

Got a cert for a 1/2 off a Gunwerks Suppressor, wondering if those that have the 6ix+ ti still think its worth having or if the 1/2 price is simply better used elsewhere?

I currently have a do all form 1 that I am very pleased with but was considering a Scythe before my buddies blew up. Something in the lighter, shorter category is interesting to me but you don’t hear much about their suppressors.

I am more hesitant about the outdated basic baffle design seen in the exploding cans before the Gunwerks recall than concerned about the actual recall issue but maybe it still performs well enough?

I have a few cans and don't have anything negative to say about my 6IX+. I do like their attachment system. For half price, i think it's worth it. If i was buying again, i would probably give the new unknown reaper a try over the gunwerks.

 

[TxhunterPRC]

Got a cert for a 1/2 off a Gunwerks Suppressor, wondering if those that have the 6ix+ ti still think its worth having or if the 1/2 price is simply better used elsewhere?

I currently have a do all form 1 that I am very pleased with but was considering a Scythe before my buddies blew up. Something in the lighter, shorter category is interesting to me but you don’t hear much about their suppressors.

I am more hesitant about the outdated basic baffle design seen in the exploding cans before the Gunwerks recall than concerned about the actual recall issue but maybe it still performs well enough?

I would definitely buy one again for 1/2 off. I have the 6ix Ti and the 6ix+ Ti. Bought both of them back in December. I haven't shot the regular 6ix Ti much but have well over a thousand rounds through the 6ix+ Ti. Majority of those on a 22'' 6.5 CM and the rest on a 6 CM and 6.5 PRC. It does everything I need it to. I have virtually zero POI shift when re-installing the can since I store my rifle without it on. It sounds good and is quiet enough for me. I like the adapters but I do sometimes wish it was just a direct thread so I didn't have to have an adapter on all of my rifles. I haven't really compared the 6ix Ti to the + side by side. I have a 22 CM in the works and the 6ix Ti will live on that gun. So, I'll get some more time to see how it compares.