ShootnMathews
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That's great to hear.Good decisionI have two Omegas and both have been fantastic. Best general-purpose cans I own.
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What suppressor to buy
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I have the Dead Air Nomad TI, Nomad L and the SilencerCo Hybrid. The Hybrid is the loudest even with the .30 cal end cap, the Ti is a bit quieter than the hybrid despite being shorter and lighter. The Nomad L is by far significantly quieter than the other two but it is also quite a bit longer and it's the non Ti version so it is substantially heavier than the Nomad Ti.
For a hunting can I use the Nomad Ti, it is a good balance of short and light while still allowing me to fire several rounds on a short barreled 6.5 PRC without ringing in my ears. If it is to be used with larger cartridges then the Nomad LT is hard to beat, yes it is a bit longer but my brother shoots the standard L on a 20" .300 Win Mag without ear protection and has zero issues. It is by far his favorite rifle combo.
For a hunting can I use the Nomad Ti, it is a good balance of short and light while still allowing me to fire several rounds on a short barreled 6.5 PRC without ringing in my ears. If it is to be used with larger cartridges then the Nomad LT is hard to beat, yes it is a bit longer but my brother shoots the standard L on a 20" .300 Win Mag without ear protection and has zero issues. It is by far his favorite rifle combo.
I have a couple in jail and am new to this, but my next one will probably be a harvester Evo for hunting. Small, light, and relatively cheap and a great fit for hunting applications.
I have a deadair Primal and Sandman S in jail right now. Hopefully I will have the Primal in August.
I have a deadair Primal and Sandman S in jail right now. Hopefully I will have the Primal in August.
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ShootnMathews
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I was looking at the Evo but I don't think it took an ASR mount and my 22-250 coyote rifle won't fit in the case suppressor installed so I wanted to be able to take it off quick and easy to move between spots. I'm excited to get my Omega 300 out of jail but I don't expect it before February.
I just got an approval right at 10 months. While i was at the ffl, there was a first time suppressor guy there picking his up at 6 months. Like any government entity, it makes no sense. You will be happy with the omega, a great all around can. Its not nearly as quiet as the nomad l, but also much shorter and more nimble in the woods. I do really like the nomad ti as well, just a few ounces lighter than the omega, that one is my new go to hunting can.
ShootnMathews
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Yeah it makes no sense at all. While I was filing mine they guy said they've been running around 6 to 7 months lately but he said at the same time one guy took like 14 months to get his and while that wait was going on another fellow got his approved in 4 days. It makes no sense at all
