Suppressed 6mm ARC & or 6.5 Grendel

[Sockeye66]

If I didn't already have one I'd get the Harvester Evo. It's even lower now than what I paid. Quite satisfied with it on my .308, 6.5x284 and 6.5 CM. Waiting to get my 6CM threaded so I can use it there too. Only got 1 good ear and trying to save that one. https://www.capitolarmory.com/silencerco-harvester-evo-rifle-suppressor-7-62.html

The EVO (.30 cal) is what I'm running on a 20" CMMG 6 ARC and it's been great so far, cases eject at 3 O'clock as supposed to 430 unsuppressed. An adjustable gas block could correct that but so far so good how it is.

 

[Cowboy7]

Looking to purchase my 1st Suppresser. Majority of my shooting in the last 3 years has been done with a bolt action 6mm ARC. Prior to the 6mm ARC the bolt action 6.5 Grendel was my preferred cartridge to reload, shoot & hunt with.

Suppose I would like to hear from those with experience with suppressing these cartridges with a smaller powder column. Care to offer your experience & recommendations?

Rugged Razor or Q Thunder Chicken suit smaller powder columns well.

 

[BachelorJack]

Real talk. Find the biggest dealer of cans in a few hours drive. Call them up. Ask how much to do a demo or go to their next demo. Expect to pay a few hundred. This education is money well spent.

Bring your threaded guns and factory ammo.

Then go try some stuff and learn.

If you don't hunt inside--doing a demo on an indoor range is pointless.

Don't hesitate to call a few big places. A lot of dealers selling suppressors don't shoot hardly at all. You will find one who will. Might not be the first one you call.

 

[Mrvmax]

Years ago I bought a multi caliber can from Liberty (its the Mystic model). I've used it from 17 caliber up to 308 on handguns and long guns. I'd go with something you can use on multiple guns unless you plan on buying multiple cans.