Magnum Cartridge Suppessor.

[NFW]

Recently built a 7PRC which I'm loving, but one thing I'm not loving is that my YHM resonator K is tapped out. I've run that can on just about everything and is a short light weight dream. Now with the extra HP of the PRC going through it it's cracking pretty good now. I hate normal guns now if it doesn't have a suppressor on it they can shoot that another time without me there haha.

So I'm in the market for something that can handle the 7PRC. Obviously I think a TBAC dominos will get her quite but don't nessarrily want to spend $1600. I will add since I do hunt with this rifle primarily shorter and lighter is always the goal. Does anyone have some suggestions/ real world experience?

 

[HSmithTX]

Dead Air Nomad works great on my 28 Nosler and 300 RUM. It's not that short, but volume=quiet to a large extent. More case capacity requires more capacity in the can.

 

[QuietTexan]

AB Raptor.

Raptor — AB Suppressor

The Raptor uses spiral shaped baffles to keep the gasses moving while reducing back pressure. Utilizing the Reflex mounting systems greatly increases the suppressor volume without increasing the overall length of the firearm.

www.absuppressor.com

It has a reflex chamber that goes back over the barrel to increase volume without additional length. The suppressor itself comes in multiple lengths counted by baffles - 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10. They're titanium and pretty light in general. The reflex is also titanium and is pretty much just a big empty chamber so doesn't add much weight at all.

I'm using one on my 308 Win currently, and it has turned into my primary hunting rifle this year by accident. I use a 338 Raptor on 8.6 Blackout, and have a 375 Raptor to use on my 375 Sherman Yukon that I just picked up from the smith. I'm using 6 and 8 stacks IIRC, with the largest 5" reflex mount.

I've been very happy with these cans. Bought them on kind of a whim to try to reflex out, and they've performed well. I'm definitely not a fan-boy trying to push something on you; the TBAC Ultra 7 is still my go-to in general and I have one on the 7mm-08 I intended to shoot this year, I practically own stock in SiCo at this point with all the cans I've bought from them, and I do NOT like the AB Little Bird 22LR can that came as a BOGO with the Raptors. But really don't have anything bad to say about AB centerfire cans. Solid option IMO.

 

[ripnbst]

Take a real hard look at the Diligent Defense Enticer Ti in the S configuration. I shoot my 300 PRC through it and it is hearing safe. I wouldn't advise shooting several boxes through it without Ear Pro, if thats the level of suppression that you're after then you probably want to go with the L configuration of pretty much anyone's can. Mine can be shot in hunting situations comfortably though. A range day I am still putting in my foamies, more for people next to me than for my own gun, but lots of rounds, and on the range, theres no reason for not using extra ear pro anyway.

The pricing on Diligent Defense is tough to argue with.

 

[Recon$$]

I like my 36m on my 300 prc. I bought it for the modularity to drop on some ar's as well. Sounds like you bounce your cans around as well.

 

[kgarrett]

Banish backcountry. https://www.silencercentral.com/products/banish-backcountry

 

[CodyMac746]

Rugged Alaskan 360, I use it on 7s up to 338 Norma.

 

[NFW]

That diligent defense is very intriguing, 850 for a TI can isn't bad. I've been looking at them all from the griffin sportsman's, sico scythe ti costly but lightweight. I've also looked that the rugged Alaskan as well just for the possibility of running some other gun through that can as well. Ultimately being 10oz and under is what i want out of a hunting can, and not mention my 7 PRC has a 24" barrel so shortest I can go is also a want bunch a 6-7" can would be ideal.

 

[Hoss50]

My next rifle can will probably be an AB raptor with reflex chamber. I shot one on a 338 edge and it was nice.