Unknown Suppressors OGL - Has anyone used one yet?

[ruger35]

I bought it mainly to compete against my Magnus-S-RR. These two cans only have slight differences. I thought the 4” OTB would make up for the difference between what’s in front of barrel. It’s well discussed on here that OTB produces a “better or more pleasant” sound. When putting these cans side by side the Magnus-S-RR absolutely destroys the OGL, I would even go far to say the Magnus-K-RR does the same. So no the OGL doesn’t even compete in its own class with TBAC-RR. That’s what I’m mainly disappointed with. I was looking for a suppressor to shorten my overall length and keep my sound down, but this can did not meet the requirements or outperform TBAC-RR. Now maybe the new NHS will and I will give it a go once the numbers come out on the design.

Not accurate. They do not list information on what the muzzle brake does with their cans. So i was flying in the dark so to speak. I bought the OGL to run the braked option not the standard end cap.

I’ll probably end up putting the standard end cap back on and just run the suppressor on my practice rifle.

I don’t have an OG-L, even after almost adding them to my cart multiple times, for the exact reason you’ve stated. Have a Magnus S, S-RR, Nomad Ti XC, and eve my Theorem-S which may be louder but lighter. I wanted an US, but can’t find what it does better than most of what is out there. And the weight of it is a true turnoff. For that weight I could use my full size Magnus or Cat JL.

 

[lefthandedasian]

The OGL is the longest and shortest (installed) can I own and it fit my needs perfectly based on it's design. Shorter installed length, better balance point and fit over my carbon barrel. May not be the quietest can on the market but I didn't buy it for that one specific trait anyways. It knocks the db's down enough to take a shot or two without absolutely destroying my hearing. Well done @Unknown Suppressors