Ultra 7/nomad ti xc/etc. IS there any material difference?

[Cameron.25]

Local shop has a raptor 8 in stock for a decent price. All of these others appear non-orderable at the moment, at least thru this shop. Im going to stop in to the other local
shop I use a lot, but at least at the moment it looks like the raptor 8 could be it, as it appears to be on par with the ultra7 both in length and weight with the flush mount.

Do any of you guys with a full quiver of cans including a raptor 8 feel like this would be a poor choice for a 1-can quiver for both backcountry hunting (both length and weight are very high priorities) and range use? Any issues with AB as far as service goes?

My focus is on having a hearing-safe can that is as small and light as possible, that I’ll also be happy with for casual PRS and range use. I want hearing safe, but trying to err on the smaller/lighter side.

Also, raptor owners, how much poi shift have you seen between suppressor+ reflex, vs the direct-thread suppressor?

Nope its a great choice, probably the best size raptor to get for an all around good can too. I dont shoot with the reflexes much so I cant speak to POI between flush mount and reflex. Their service is always top notch as well

 

[TxLite]

For those that have shot the tbac ultra 7 and nomad ti xc, how do they compare in tone?

 

[wind gypsy]

For those that have shot the tbac ultra 7 and nomad ti xc, how do they compare in tone?

Never back to back on the same weapon. They seem similar enough..

 

[Shootinsurveyor]

I think the important thing here is to just get one. Preferably one of the well known ones that has a good track record. They get approved so fast now. There is not much difference between all of them for the most part. I got a Huxwrx because I shoot a lot of Semi Autos. Its definitely louder than a non flow thru. But it works fine on a bolt gun too. Still gets rid of the boom and blast from the muzzle brake I used before.

First step is to get one. Next step is to shoot it. Next step is to try some others from your friends or a guy at the range . Compare your feelings about them. Now you really know which one should be your next because there will be a next.

 

[TxLite]

Never back to back on the same weapon. They seem similar enough..

Thanks. I have a buddy in the market to replace his nomad 30 and I’m trying to help him dig through the weeds on some of these titanium cans. He likes my scythe but I am steering him away from them for the time being.

Spec wise they are very close, but wasn’t sure if there was a difference in tone