B&T makes some amazing suppressors. I have shot a couple and was thoroughly impressed, and they were very well made. I have the print-x ranger waiting for approval. I got it over the banish backcountry and the scythe ti to use specifically on my a new 7mm backcountry rifle. Those were the only 3 lightweight suppressors I was interested in that the manufacturer’s specifically told me were approved for the pressures of the 7mm backcountry. I have had great luck speaking with support at B&T and had all the same questions everyone here has had. It is rated for all .30 cal magnum rounds and they suggest not using it on a barrel shorter than 10”. Since it’s 3d printed, there are no welds to fail. For what I need for this specific rifle, it fit the bill perfectly. But, for me it was for a very specific use. If I was going to buy a suppressor for most other calibers or I was going to swap it between rifles, it probably wouldn’t have been my choice, as I have plenty of other cans. I do find it weird that there is hardly any available info out there on this specific suppressor. I can give a review once I have it. There has been a ton of recent technology improvements in these 3d printed suppressors. I don’t think I will be disappointed.