I run a Banish 338 on my new Weatherby 338-378. Shooting with the factory brake, the recoil is doable. With the Banish, the recoil seems about the same. The difference is there isn't as muzzle rise, but the scope tries to connect with my forehead, indicating more rearward recoil—that I can't feel. I'm glad for the extended eye relief on my scope. The rifle has the factory length barrel plus the suppressor, so I won't bother you with loss of speed or power. I could give up a little of both, but I don't wanna!!!
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300 PRC suppressor questions
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I chose an Omega 36M for my 300 because of its versatility and ability to drop two baffles and run a small can on my AR's.
The Nomad Ti is relatively short and light. And with an E-brake is very comfortable to shoot on my 22" Nexus 300 PRC. Also remarkably quiet. Like my CGS cans as well…
quandary
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Interesting. I have not seen one of these in use. Is it the same level of suppression with the E-Brake installed?
Supposedly a little more suppression with the E-brake they say...
No chance I would use a Scythe on a 300 PRC with all of the recent reports of failures.
I got my first suppressor about a month ago. Bought the Omega 36M for its versatility. Have used it on 338 Norma down to 223. Wish I would have bought one sooner
I tried a season of hunting with a .300 RSAUM & 6.5 Norma suppressed with a 'AB Raptor 8'. The Raptor is light with great tone, but ultimately I left it behind for the next season. Too much weight out front and overall length for the one time you gotta take a shot. I never hear the shot on an animal anyway. If I am shooting P dogs, 'yotes, or repetition I'll use a can.
I've noticed animals nearby react differently to the shot signature suppressed vs non-suppressed. Typically don't run or run as far... One advantage in big game hunting. But get what you mean.
I have the .338 version for my .338 Thor. Rex Silentium is probably one of the best-kept secrets. They are not widely known, but I am OK with that.
Mine has been good
So were all the other ones, until they weren't.
SilencerCo Scythe Ti failures
If you’ve experienced catastrophic failure of the Scythe Ti, please post the following: 1. Cartridge or cartridges used with approximate round count 2. Barrel length 3. Factory ammo, hand loads or both 4. Details of ammunition 5. Details of failure (to include failure point and pics)
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txsheepman
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dead air nomad lti on a 22" carbon six
