Suppressor make/model input wanted

[Schmo]

I think it would be fine since it’s rated for a 20” 300WM

 

[justin davis]

I have a couple different brands. For precision hunting I prefer Thunderbeast cans. They are more. Expensive then DD but I’ve found out in life you get what you pay for.

 

[WKR]

So it’s not just marketing hype about the 3d printed baffles?

Not from what I've seen with this can, but my science is purely subjective. I don't have DB measuring equipment to give hard numbers/facts.
But I am unbiased, and when I tested the scythe/nomad ti-xc side by side, I could tell a difference at the shooter. I still really like the scythe anyway, but if we're talking pure sound performance, nomad ti-xc has an edge.

 

[Brix8984]

I think it would be fine since it’s rated for a 20” 300WM
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Copy that. I would check with DD on the wolf hunter. The wolf hunter and sti are the same supressor but the wolf hunter has a couple of 6mm baffles mixed in with the 30’s while the sti is all 30’s.

 

[Schmo]

Oh okay.

 

[wesfromky]

Thanks! The Wolfhunter is not rated for an 18” PRC, so I’m gonna skip that one for sure.

OCL ratings:

• 24” – 300 Norma, 300 RUM
• 22” – 300 PRC
• 20” – 300 win mag
• 18” – 6.5 PRC/SAUM and WSM cartridges
• 14.5” – 308, 6.5 creed, 260 Remington, 243 and other similar cartridges
• 11.5” – 5.56/223, 6.5 Grendel, 6 ARC, 7.62×38
• 7” – 300 blackout super sonic
• 5” – 300 blackout subsonic

 

[Schmo]

Enticer S-Ti, CGS Hyperion K, OCL Hydrogen S would be my current top contenders at the moment from input here.

 

[dailyherold]

I just yesterday got my Alleycat 308 Ti (service version of the JL). Will be headed to range this Saturday for it's first rounds. Pewscience rated it highly, and I mainly went for it because of total suppression score and lack of "First Round Pop".