huntsman22
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Lightest 223 suppressor for hunting
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waspocrew
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Scythe-Ti has pretty great reviews. I don't own one, but I think it'll be my next purchase.
I think you'll be let down with a very short can (like TBAC Ultra 5). My friend has one and regrets it. It tones down the shot, but is still quite loud. TBAC Dominus is short, but has a larger diameter, so you still get very good suppression.
I think you'll be let down with a very short can (like TBAC Ultra 5). My friend has one and regrets it. It tones down the shot, but is still quite loud. TBAC Dominus is short, but has a larger diameter, so you still get very good suppression.
marksman1941
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It's always been run on a heavy bench gun so I never cared about the weight until now.
marksman1941
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The scythe is a sweet can. I played with that one in the store, and it was cool. I'm having a hard time buying another 30 cal can though since I have the omega already. I think I'd either want to go ultralight 223 can or something I can run on my 375.
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I'm always afraid I'll forget to put the larger endcap back on when I move back up......LOL
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I bought the titanium partially for the minor weight savings but largely for the different color. I figured that a different color end cap that doesn't look like my standard anchor brake should be enough to remind me to change the end cap back. Should be…
6.5 or 30???? I'm debating the same question…
EmanP
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If you look at the numbers/results from suppressor companies you'll see that 223 is about the worst/loadest compared to other calibers in raw vs suppressed.
