Honestly….nothing. I have one on order and I’m not expecting a noticeable difference over the banish 30 I have. I guess they say the TBAC is more “repeatable” since it’s fully welded and silencers like the banish can be taken apart so I guess if you put it back together differently you could get a different POI (how much I’m not sure, I don’t take it apart).
I ordered an ultra 7 because I wanted an all around silencer and I wanted to see what the hype was all about. I’ve been next to people shooting them and I can’t say they seemed more quiet but I doubt anybody can say that without actual decibel measuring equipment. Seems like the TBAC got a following in the PRC crowd because of the POI repeatability which makes sense since they are fully welded so you’d never take it apart and put it back differently. That seems to be their claim to fame from like ten years ago but it’s not exactly high tek or anything. I can’t tell but it seems like other manufactures are coming out with some newer technology while TBAC sells based on their name.
Pewscience has not tested the harvester evo but has tested the Harvester 300 and the TAC Ultra9 on supersonic 308 and the TBAC definitely outperforms the silencerco with over a 10 point difference in overall suppression rating. I really don't care about TBAC at all but in terms of suppression performance, it is likely that it will be superior. I currently use a Dead Air Sandman-S but my next 30 cal can will likely be a Otter Creek Labs Hydrogen or a Diligent Defense Enticer s-ti.
They are definetly nice with few of any drawbacks, cool company too that’s why I bought one but they aren’t exactly doing anything new these days are they?
I don't think about said anything bad amount them. The cost doesn't seem justified though.
They are. Pistol cans, updated baffle stacks, magnus suppressor. They seem like they are pushing it like everyone else.
Maybe not for you. They are a titanium can. Titanium has positives to me when it comes to a suppressor I’ll have for life.
Do you actually “service” your banish 30 though? If so, how often? I have one of them and I really like it but I’ve never tried it at 9” and I’ve never taken it apart to clean it. I weighed it the other day and it was like .4oz over listed weight but to be fair, I never weighed it before shooting it.
What are the positives for you with titanium? I believe titanium can suffer from heat fatigue?
Cleaning it. I can fill it with clr when it gains weight. Titanium can handle harsh cleaners.
Which suppressor are you referencing?
I’m referencing the difference between an ultra 7 and a harvester as mentioned above
Sure, if you are doing full auto magazine dumps titanium can fail more easily.
I think you're misinterpreting my questioning. I never implied it was marketing. I'm just trying to understand the added cost. Is cleaning a suppressor required often and is titanium that much easier than steel? I've fired exactly 3 rounds through a suppressor in my life. That's where my experience ends. It was on a 25 yard indoor range while my paperwork waits to clear. I probably won't fire it again until it next fall. In the mean time I will probably at least order one more for .22LR, and maybe a second in .30 cal
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