CB Mount
Suppressor suggestions please
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TBAC 7 or 9 30 cal. Put CB breaks on the different rifles to interchange the cans. You can probably find an Ultra 7 for under $1000. The Ultra 9 is a little more. That includes 1 CB break. Extras are $125 each and installation is simple. In my opinion these are the best on the market. No first round POI shift. I prefer the 9" on the 300WM. The 7 is good for the smaller cartridges.
KyCarl
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I have a 300WM with a Thunderbeast thread over break. It's ready to use this can and I'm really thinking about one!
https://thunderbeastarms.com/products/ultra-9
https://thunderbeastarms.com/products/ultra-9
You'll love it if you do. Shot a doe the other evening with that set up at 475yds out of tower stand.
Also the 9 has much less recoil than the 7. I've tried both.
Thanks all. I believe I'm going with the tbac
You shan't be disappointed
hnts4fun
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Sorry for butting in, but how effective are CB brakes as stand alone brakes; or are they designed to be a convenient interface/mount for suppressors? Thanks
jamiebolseth
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The CB brakes are good to go as far as recoil reduction. How effective is too subjective to measure, but comparible to any other dedicated brake I've had.
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I agree. In my 300WM shooting a 215 Berger with the CB break it's very manageable. Equivalent to the 3 port break that came with the rifle. In fact with the CB break my zero is 200Yds and my Zero with the Ultra 9 is 100 yds without adjusting the turrets Those are verified out to 660yds. Not true with all rifles but happens to work with this Borden 300WM. Just lucky there.
woodnut
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You are on the right trail to happier shooting! Cans make shooting sooo much more enjoyable! Please, don't buy til you check out my can maker; T&J Tactical. LLC in Radford ,Va. www.tandjtactical.com, and 540-605-0603.
There is also something you should be aware of and that's a Trust. An Atty. in Bristol,Va. can make you one for $100.
Now, as for cans: direct is more accurate by far! Get a 30 Cal. can and it will do all from 30 down. Too big for a 22, but it will work. Be aware, they are habit forming!
There is also something you should be aware of and that's a Trust. An Atty. in Bristol,Va. can make you one for $100.
Now, as for cans: direct is more accurate by far! Get a 30 Cal. can and it will do all from 30 down. Too big for a 22, but it will work. Be aware, they are habit forming!
I went with Rebel Silencers there SOS Hunter...I think the "normal" price is $300.00. I bought two when they had a $50.00 off sale
So I got mine for $250.00 each.
They screw together in segments so you can make it shorter or leave it full length. I seen where they replaced one clowns baffles after he fired a 9mm bullet through a 30 caliber can.
They are direct thread and has adapters for both 1/2 and 5/8 included...
Still waiting on all the BS paper work to be approved so I have only seen them in action on YouTube. But for the price I had to give them a go!
So I got mine for $250.00 each.
They screw together in segments so you can make it shorter or leave it full length. I seen where they replaced one clowns baffles after he fired a 9mm bullet through a 30 caliber can.
They are direct thread and has adapters for both 1/2 and 5/8 included...
Still waiting on all the BS paper work to be approved so I have only seen them in action on YouTube. But for the price I had to give them a go!
