Unknown Suppressors Updates

I was just looking through and saw mention of a dedicated gas gun can. For an 18” 22 Arc gas gun used for range and predator hunting duty what would a dedicated Ar can do over say something like the triple 6 that is being talked about? I have an adjustable gas block on it. Just trying to understand if there’s any reason to pick one over the other for this application. Thanks in advance
 
I was just looking through and saw mention of a dedicated gas gun can. For an 18” 22 Arc gas gun used for range and predator hunting duty what would a dedicated Ar can do over say something like the triple 6 that is being talked about? I have an adjustable gas block on it. Just trying to understand if there’s any reason to pick one over the other for this application. Thanks in advance

“Gas gun” can means legitimate use in duty weapons. Think the SOCOM suppressor test. If you aren’t doing full auto, then the current cans are great.
 
Good question.
I think the market would support something between $1.5k to $2k.

Right now one could easily spend that much on a big name barrel, chambering work, and then the suppressor and regulatory fees.

Obviously this would need to be a quality product that would stand on its own merits when compared to a separate barrel and suppressor. But providing a streamlined product with good balance, suppression, and accuracy would absolutely have a market.

I don’t see this barrel being for the high volume practice rifle. But a 6creed barrel (or 6um or whatever) that gets 2-3 hundred shots per season for the next 5-10 years would 100% be worth it to me.

The high volume practice rifle, the class rifle, the competition rifle; these would all be better served by treating the barrel like a consumable wear item.
But there are rifles that get used only during hunting seasons. These rifles would be perfect for an integrally suppressed barrel.
Closet thing is the outlier back draft barrel
 
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