Nomad LT suppressor

[762 ULTRAMAGA]

Has anyone by chance had a chance to use a Nomad LT suppressor?
I'm torn between it, the Ultra 9 Gen 2, and CGS Hyperion

 

[WeiserBucks]

I don't own any but Dead Air gets great recommendations from those who do. I own TBAC but I wouldn't hesitate on a DA if you can find one in stock in the configuration you want.

 

[Mhahn2]

I’m between the LT and Ti the shorter length would be nice hunting the longer LT would be better at the range. I keep going back in forth.

 

[762 ULTRAMAGA]

Well I went ahead and ordered the LT yesterday, I was looking hard at the ultra 9 gen 2 as well but after talking with a major suppressor dealer I decided the recent QC issues with TBAC wasn't worth it.
Apparently they had to send all of them back and some had tobe completely scratched requiring new serial numbers and long ass waits.
Currently looking at 12 months of backlog
F that noise.

I’m between the LT and Ti the shorter length would be nice hunting the longer LT would be better at the range. I keep going back in forth.

Do you have a suppressor currently?
I recently got a Banish 30 cuz I was torn on a 7 vs 9 inch configuration and it can be configured at both lengths.
It sounds freaking awesome at 9" on my 16" 6.5 saum, and 24" 30 nosler.
I tried it in the 7" configuration and its way way louder, I honestly doubt I'd ever run it that short, but its nice to have the option I guess..
I was in the market for another and since max suppression is what I'm after the LT made sense.

My view is that if length is a concern get a short barreled rifle for hunting timber or blinds, and go 22-24"on your LR hunting setup.
The extra suppression is totally worth it in my opinion

 

[Mhahn2]

Well I went ahead and ordered the LT yesterday, I was looking hard at the ultra 9 gen 2 as well but after talking with a major suppressor dealer I decided the recent QC issues with TBAC wasn't worth it.
Apparently they had to send all of them back and some had tobe completely scratched requiring new serial numbers and long ass waits.
Currently looking at 12 months of backlog
F that noise.

Do you have a suppressor currently?
I recently got a Banish 30 cuz I was torn on a 7 vs 9 inch configuration and it can be configured at both lengths.
It sounds freaking awesome at 9" on my 16" 6.5 saum, and 24" 30 nosler.
I tried it in the 7" configuration and its way way louder, I honestly doubt I'd ever run it that short, but its nice to have the option I guess..
I was in the market for another and since max suppression is what I'm after the LT made sense.

My view is that if length is a concern get a short barreled rifle for hunting timber or blinds, and go 22-24"on your LR hunting setup.
The extra suppression is totally worth it in my opinion

I just went and purchased the TI I will get the LT next. I was tired of weighing the options and wanted to get on the wait list. Not all the hunting I do is in blinds or timber a lot of hog hunting off a ranger so being able to move the gun around is very important. That why I went with the shorter can to start off any sound suppression is better than shooting with a brake lol. Thanks for the info this will definitely not be my last suppressor.

 

[Whhood]

I can assure you that it won’t be your last!

 

[caesAR15]

Well I went ahead and ordered the LT yesterday, I was looking hard at the ultra 9 gen 2 as well but after talking with a major suppressor dealer I decided the recent QC issues with TBAC wasn't worth it.
Apparently they had to send all of them back and some had tobe completely scratched requiring new serial numbers and long ass waits.
Currently looking at 12 months of backlog
F that noise.

Do you have a suppressor currently?
I recently got a Banish 30 cuz I was torn on a 7 vs 9 inch configuration and it can be configured at both lengths.
It sounds freaking awesome at 9" on my 16" 6.5 saum, and 24" 30 nosler.
I tried it in the 7" configuration and its way way louder, I honestly doubt I'd ever run it that short, but its nice to have the option I guess..
I was in the market for another and since max suppression is what I'm after the LT made sense.

My view is that if length is a concern get a short barreled rifle for hunting timber or blinds, and go 22-24"on your LR hunting setup.
The extra suppression is totally worth it in my opinion

Just saw your thread OP and got excited when you mentioned the Hyperion. Everything I've seen about them seems to be positive, out of curiosity was there anything that pushed you away from that can? It's got a prominent spot on my wish list and CGS makes some really cool stuff in general.

 

[762 ULTRAMAGA]

Just saw your thread OP and got excited when you mentioned the Hyperion. Everything I've seen about them seems to be positive, out of curiosity was there anything that pushed you away from that can? It's got a prominent spot on my wish list and CGS makes some really cool stuff in general.

Yeah I spoke to a guy at silencer shop and he'd tested both. He said in his opinion the LT was just as quiet as the Hyperion and the tone was better.
He really didn't have a reason to sway me one way or the other since they had both in stock.
Also the weight and length favored the LT

 

[ET8300]

I am currently having this same debate on these 3 suppressors. I was pretty set on the Hyperion but now am not so sure. I currently have a couple of surefires for my gas guns. Any more insight on these 3? Would be mounted on a Seekins PH2 in 6.5 PRC and on my soon to be purchased Seekins 300 win (either 22 inch Element or 26 inch PH2).

 

[Sled]

Yeah I spoke to a guy at silencer shop and he'd tested both. He said in his opinion the LT was just as quiet as the Hyperion and the tone was better.
He really didn't have a reason to sway me one way or the other since they had both in stock.
Also the weight and length favored the LT

I did the same 2 weeks ago. The free tax stamp was icing on the cake.

 

[chutinlead]

Yeah I spoke to a guy at silencer shop and he'd tested both. He said in his opinion the LT was just as quiet as the Hyperion and the tone was better.
He really didn't have a reason to sway me one way or the other since they had both in stock.
Also the weight and length favored the LT

His opinion was not wrong. Thunderbeast tested a bunch of the larger 1.5+ diameter cans. This data is copy pasted from SnipersHide. The Nomad is probably the lightest one of that bunch and the quietest.

Otter Creek PR30L
MR-131.0, 130.1,128.5,129.8,131.1 Avg-130.25
ML- 130.6,128.1,127.3,129.4,129.6 Avg- 129
MR/ML Avg-129.6
SE- 124.0,122.7,122.2,124.7,122.7 Avg-123.3

FPM Gunworks Dirty D
MR- 133.6,130.8,130.3,130.9,129.0 Avg-130.9
ML- 130.5,127.6,129.9,129.5,130.4 Avg-129.6
MR/ML Avg- 130.3
SE- 124.2,123.4,123.7,125.2,123.3 Avg- 123.9

CGS Hyperion
MR- 129.4,128.9,128.7,129.0,130.5 Avg-129.3
ML- 129.5,129.4,128.7,127.1,127.8 Avg-128.5
MR/ML Avg-128.9
SE- 125.9,124.1,122.0,123.0,123.9 Avg- 123.8

DA Nomad LT
MR- 128.9,127.2,126.6,127.7,129.2 Avg-127.9
ML- 128.1,127.0,128.5,129.6,128.1 Avg- 128.3
MR/ML Avg- 128.1
SE- 122.3,123.4,122.8,123.6,122.0 Avg- 122.8

Q Thunder Chicken
MR- 141.0,138.3,138.1,136.8,138.7 Avg- 138.6
ML- 141.0, 138.8,138.4,137.6,139.8 Avg- 139.1
MR/ML Avg- 138.8
SE- 130.0,129.1,129.2,129.2,127.7 Avg- 128.9

338 Ultra
MR-131.1,131.4,129.4,129.3,130.6 Avg- 130.3
ML-130.8,129,9,130.0,129.1,131.3 Avg- 130.2
MR/ML Avg-130.3
SE- 123.9,123.5,124.5,124.4,123.2 Avg-123.9


Gen 2 Ultra 9 Shot 10-15 minutes later Will post separate video
MR- 135.1, 135.0,133.9,133.9,135.3 Avg- 134.6
ML- 133.1,131.0,131.0,131.4,132.1 Avg- 131.7
MR/ML Avg- 133.2
SE- 124.9,124.9,125.3,125.8,124.8 Avg- 125.1

 

[B23]

Ray w/TBAC will, honestly, test about anything he can get his hands on and it doesn't matter if the numbers beat their products or not Ray doesn't manipulate the numbers and he doesn't do anything to try and trick the system so their products look better. If someone else's can meters quieter he presents all the data and doesn't cherry pick it.