Is the TBAC Ultra 7 still relevant?

[wind gypsy]

Still a great no frills can that you can trust. From a specs standpoint, they aren't the highest performers but they offer adequate performance. I'm not a fan of only being made with CB system. Hunting rifle went from shooting tight with an u7 to not so much with a new can on it recently. Not enough sample size to know for sure if there is anything to that yet.

 

[justin davis]

Still a great no frills can that you can trust. From a specs standpoint, they aren't the highest performers but they offer adequate performance. I'm not a fan of only being made with CB system. Hunting rifle went from shooting tight with an u7 to not so much with a new can on it recently. Not enough sample size to know for sure if there is anything to that yet.

Yea I think there is something to it. I find my TBAC cans to shoot the most accurate. I can’t explain it but seems to be something to it

 

[WRO]

Still a great no frills can that you can trust. From a specs standpoint, they aren't the highest performers but they offer adequate performance. I'm not a fan of only being made with CB system. Hunting rifle went from shooting tight with an u7 to not so much with a new can on it recently. Not enough sample size to know for sure if there is anything to that yet.

I actually really like the cb system as I don’t have to worry about thread protectors.

 

[Kimber7man]

I actually really like the cb system as I don’t have to worry about thread protectors.

Same

 

[wind gypsy]

Cant say I ever worry about thread protectors. They are protected by the suppressor

Is it just during transport when a can makes the gun too long for a case?

 

[MuleyFever]

Suppressors are like many thing we spend money on. The newer ones may be slightly quieter or have a tone someone likes but in the big picture does it even matter? Is there really any difference between a U7 and a newer can that changes the outcome of a hunt? Not to me.

 

[Samson7x]

I honestly wonder how louder the RR version is.

TBAC has some data listed and it is louder, although it appears they haven't tested the 375 version. I personally use the brake for load development/range to benefit from the recoil reduction and I have a custom flat cap for hunting to reduce overall length and increase sound performance, best of both worlds.

 

[mudslinger021485]

TBAC has some data listed and it is louder, although it appears they haven't tested the 375 version. I personally use the brake for load development/range to benefit from the recoil reduction and I have a custom flat cap for hunting to reduce overall length and increase sound performance, best of both worlds.

Care to PM me a pic of said cap? Please lol

 

[WRO]

TBAC has some data listed and it is louder, although it appears they haven't tested the 375 version. I personally use the brake for load development/range to benefit from the recoil reduction and I have a custom flat cap for hunting to reduce overall length and increase sound performance, best of both worlds.

Is it a salmon river solutions?


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[WRO]

Cant say I ever worry about thread protectors. They are protected by the suppressor

Is it just during transport when a can makes the gun too long for a case?

My rifles are currently mating quicker than my suppressor collection, so it solves a problem for me. For example l I’ll leave my dominus on my 223 as the truck gun, then switch it once we get to where we’re hunting.


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[WRO]

TBAC has some data listed and it is louder, although it appears they haven't tested the 375 version. I personally use the brake for load development/range to benefit from the recoil reduction and I have a custom flat cap for hunting to reduce overall length and increase sound performance, best of both worlds.

I don’t have a db meter but I have both, it seems a little louder but not bad.


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[dreadi]

Still a great no frills can that you can trust. From a specs standpoint, they aren't the highest performers but they offer adequate performance. I'm not a fan of only being made with CB system. Hunting rifle went from shooting tight with an u7 to not so much with a new can on it recently. Not enough sample size to know for sure if there is anything to that yet.

.30 and 6.5 Ultra 7 are made in HUB and CB

 

[wind gypsy]

.30 and 6.5 Ultra 7 are made in HUB and CB

*Used to be.

I like actual machined in DT vs needing an adapter anyway from a weight and volume standpoint. Hub is fine though.

 

[dreadi]

*Used to be.

Still are.

 

[wind gypsy]

Still are.

So this is false?

https://thunderbeastarms.com/news/hub-variants-of-ultra-5-7-and-9-are-discontinued/

 

[dreadi]

So this is false?

https://thunderbeastarms.com/news/hub-variants-of-ultra-5-7-and-9-are-discontinued/

Seeing that a major distributor recently acquired over 300 Ultra series HUB compatible variants, yes.

 

[Samson7x]

Is it a salmon river solutions?


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Negative. They may be offering one now though?

 

[Stache Attack]

Crazy not to buy it. I still believe it is the gold standard and if they were not unobtainium I would have a DT one