Is the TBAC Ultra 7 still relevant?

[eric1115]

What do you guys think? Is this still a can that matters in 2026? Same with stuff like the CGS Hyperion, Nomad Ti, basically the gold standards from a few short years ago.

With cans like the US OG6.5, Reaper, Airlock ZG available, is there any reason to consider these flagship suppressors?

I have an opportunity to pick up a U7 demo can for silly cheap, I'm 99% sure I'll get it since it's for sure the best can for the money I could get. It just got me thinking that at regular price I don't think it would even be in consideration for me.

 

[mother_plucker]

even if it isn't relevant in 26, I would buy it if its a great price. Any can on a rifle is good. I am excited by the fact I have a bunch of coworkers and friends that have finally decided that buy-in one is worth it. I'd have one on every rifle.... if I didn't have so many rifles.... lol

 

[WRO]

It’s the Toyota Camry of suppressors, always works, good cs, and they just work. Most tests use them as the baseline.

They’re not particularly easy to get though.

 

[Presis Skyter]

Still a great can even with all the new ones hitting the market. Get it if it’s a good deal

 

[jbc247]

Just bought one at normal price. It’s great.

 

[realunlucky]

I have a Gen 2 with very low rounds I'd be willing to sell if anyone is interested.

Don't try and sell gear outside the classifieds it won't be tolerated.

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[ckt3]

There are cheaper suppressors that perform better, so I personally wouldn’t buy one now. That said, I’m sure they do well enough to get the job done and leave someone satisfied with their purchase. Lots of people have them and love them.

 

[cams]

I have a Gen 1 Ultra 7. I still love it. Still have zero point of impact shift after thousands of rounds.