Titanium Hunting Suppressors

[lovetohunt93]

I know there is lots of reading on this same topic here and other forums, but I wanted some fresh perspectives.

I am looking for a titanium suppressor that its main use will be hunting on my 22” .30-06 and a 20” 6.5PRC. My main attributes I am looking for are: #1 - a can that won’t fail/reliability, #2 - a company with good customer service that stands by its products, #3 - overall sound suppression. Although sound suppression is important, I put it last as I would rather a reliable product rather than something unreliable.

Any input on these cans below is appreciated. Any other recommendations are also welcomed.

SiCo Scythe Ti – Specs on this can seem great, but some of the reports of them coming apart are discouraging.

Rugged Alaskan Ti – Seems many people here dislike this can for lack of sound suppression, but the specs are nice and I could also use this on 350s (straight wall state). I have read reports on other forums that this can performs very well for them?

TBAC Ultra 7 – Seems like the TBAC Ultra line is the “gold standard” for Ti cans?

Dead Air Nomad Ti XC – Looks like lots of people are satisfied with this one.

I currently use a SicCo Hybrid 46 with 30 cal cap for my 06 and does well for my standards. That’s the only can I have for comparison purposes.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

Any input on these cans below is appreciated. Any other recommendations are also welcomed.

SiCo Scythe Ti – Specs on this can seem great, but some of the reports of them coming apart are discouraging.

Rugged Alaskan Ti – Seems many people here dislike this can for lack of sound suppression, but the specs are nice and I could also use this on 350s (straight wall state). I have read reports on other forums that this can performs very well for them?

TBAC Ultra 7 – Seems like the TBAC Ultra line is the “gold standard” for Ti cans?

Dead Air Nomad Ti XC – Looks like lots of people are satisfied with this one.

I currently use a SicCo Hybrid 46 with 30 cal cap for my 06 and does well for my standards. That’s the only can I have for comparison purposes.

Don’t get the Scythe Ti. Read the failure thread. I own one, and it hasn’t failed on me yet (it’s married to a 6.5mm Grendel), but will never purchase another product from that company.

Unless I am confusing it with another can, a lot of folks don’t seem to like the Rugged Alaskan. I have never used it. I have a .375 AB Raptor 10 for my medium bore suppressor.

Based on my firsthand experience with the companies and their suppressors, I recommend waiting for the Airlock ZG 30, getting a US Reaper, or getting an AB Raptor 8 with 3” reflex. The Airlock ZG 6.5 and OG 6.5 I own are phenomenal. The .30 caliber AB Raptor 8 and 10s I own are also great, but much longer and heavier.

I haven’t used either one, but I don’t think you could go too far wrong with the TBAC or the Nomad Ti XC.

 

[Samson7x]

Of those choices, TBAC makes the most sense.

Scythe Ti failures would concern me. Alaskan is super light but a bit louder than the others. DA seems like another good choice but I'm not a fan of DA after the sierra fiasco.

Everyone has jumped on the Airlock bandwagon and the specs seem amazing but the company is brand new so longevity would be a concern for me.

 

[Lawnboi]

Tbac has a good reliability and customer service track record if that’s what matters a lot to you. Pick up a phone and you’re going to talk to someone who knows what they are talking about. They have been around a long time and are a farily well known commodity.

Even with some newer tech in my arsenal I can’t really fault an ultra 7 all that much as a hunting suppressor.

You’re going to get a lot of recommendations for newer suppressors, for a good reason. Many of those companies and products havnt been around a year. Not to say they are bad or will have issues.