What can for 22-250?
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wyowinchester
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TBAC 223 I have two. They are the cream of the crop.
KY_Windage
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Here is my Banish 223 on my Rem. 700 with its new Bartlein .204 barrel, and ten 5-shot groups I shot with it at 100 yards a few days ago (still using brass sized for other barrels).
To me it is imperative that I be able to easily disassemble/re-assemble the suppressor for cleaning, and it has to be 100% titanium (alloy) and made with extreme fit precision. If I am going for extreme accuracy I want to start the session with my baffles looking brand new, and the rifle must shoot to the exact, same point of aim no matter how many times I take the suppressor apart and re-install it.
The Banish is the best .22-cal suppressor on the market IMO, so long as you don't want one rated for full-auto. I want light, accurate and maximum sound suppression, and with the Banish I get it. Great folks to work with, too.
To me it is imperative that I be able to easily disassemble/re-assemble the suppressor for cleaning, and it has to be 100% titanium (alloy) and made with extreme fit precision. If I am going for extreme accuracy I want to start the session with my baffles looking brand new, and the rifle must shoot to the exact, same point of aim no matter how many times I take the suppressor apart and re-install it.
The Banish is the best .22-cal suppressor on the market IMO, so long as you don't want one rated for full-auto. I want light, accurate and maximum sound suppression, and with the Banish I get it. Great folks to work with, too.
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