Is the TBAC Ultra 7 still relevant?

[slim23]

Having shot a pile of suppressors on a lot of different guns some cans are not consistently accurate cans. Rarely do you get that with a thunder beast. There not the quietest but there consistent

 

[thinhorn_AK]

To me it’s still very relevant, I love mine, it’s worked great and I have no complaints. I haven't found anything significantly better yet.

The “outdated” claims come from people who spend more time reading spec sheets than actually using their stuff. It honestly seems like some people’s sole hobby is overanalyzing instead of using gear.

These people think an extra ounce at the end of a gun or a long action rather than a short action will significantly effect their shooting experience.

 

[Ucsdryder]

To me it’s still very relevant, I love mine, it’s worked great and I have no complaints. I haven't found anything significantly better yet.

The “outdated” claims come from people who spend more time reading spec sheets than actually using their stuff. It honestly seems like some people’s sole hobby is overanalyzing instead of using gear.

These people think an extra ounce at the end of a gun or a long action rather than a short action will significantly effect their shooting experience.

You literally just described 99% of rokslide and one very prominent company’s business model on here.

I would bet TBAC is going to jump into the 3d printed game very soon, especially since they already have one can. I trust them and have had nothing but positive interactions so I’d love to see them join the 3d game with some “newer” technology from a company that’s trusted.

 

[justin davis]

To me it’s still very relevant, I love mine, it’s worked great and I have no complaints. I haven't found anything significantly better yet.

The “outdated” claims come from people who spend more time reading spec sheets than actually using their stuff. It honestly seems like some people’s sole hobby is overanalyzing instead of using gear.

These people think an extra ounce at the end of a gun or a long action rather than a short action will significantly effect their shooting experience.

Yea and I notice a lot of the “outdated” claims often come from people who don’t even own a Thunderbeast or haven’t even used one.

 

[thinhorn_AK]

Yea and I notice a lot of the “outdated” claims often come from people who don’t even own a Thunderbeast or haven’t even used one.

Silencers seem to draw out the stupidest comments in general.

I remember a Facebook group for TBAC cans, some guy was asking about a banish 30 and all the TBAC fanboys were saying that it’s “1800s” technology. I commented that all TBAC did was weld it all together. I had like 80 people tell g me how stupid was yet they couldn’t provide anything technical/useful. It was hilarious but sad at the same time. I don’t know what it is but the more I step back from certain things the more I realize how pathetic people can be lol.