Suppressor input

[DWV015]

I am strongly considering dropping the $1k and getting into the suppressor game. I have received a little input over the past few weeks, but still want to hear what you guys have to say.....
Here are the three I have considered so far, in this order: Nomad 30, Omega 30, & SilencerCo Hybrid.
Primarily would be used on .17 Hornet, .223, .22-250, 6.5 Creedemore, and 7mm WSM

Anybody have an opinion for or against any of these?

Thanks

[sideways]

My vote is for SAS ARBITER OR THUNERBEAST 30 cal both titanium with very little to no poi shift.


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[ColinR]

My vote is the omega. If you direct thread and flat cap it's one of the shortest cans out there but still one of the quietest.

[LMiz]

I absolutely love my Hybrid. Great suppression on 300BLk and 308 it probably wouldnt suppress the 17 though. I put it on a 22 and it did not suppress it at all.

[Fmjag64]

Silencer Co Omega

[TX03RUBI]

Unless you need the diameter offering of the Hybrid over the Omega or Nomad I wouldn’t consider it. Both the Omega and Nomad are a good bit lighter, and a couple inches shorter. If SBRs are your game then Nomad hands down. No barrel length restrictions, and a much better built can. If short barrels aren’t then I don’t think you can go wrong with either choice. If you do go Omega then choose a different mount other than the SilencerCo ASR. Run it direct thread, or Area 419, Dead Air, and Q all make QD options for it. All 3 are considerably better. The Omega in direct thread configuration is a couple ounces lighter than the Nomad, so that’s something to consider as well. Personally you’ll never notice a difference between the two suppression wise unless you’re firing them back to back.

[texashunter74]

If you are going to do it due it right the 1st time. I have many different suppressors and if I had to pick only 1 i would keep the Thuderbeast ultra 9 in 30 cal

[Hog Grim Reaper]

Q trash panda. Quiet, lite, soild qd mount. For a first can get a multi cal can and weight is a big issue that far at the end of your barrel.

[wdtorque]

Like mine

My vote is the omega. If you direct thread and flat cap it's one of the shortest cans out there but still one of the quietest.

Yep

[JeffK]

I would agree on the multi can that is light weight. I doubt there is much noticeable difference in sound reduction between cans of the same length and diameter.

[mzurovec]

I’ve got a Hybrid in jail but my buddies is really nice. I have a Thunderbeast Ultra 7 that’s been great. I think any of the ones you named would be fine. Sorry I’m no help!

[savin yours]

Forget the .17, but I’ve been happy with my AAC snd6, but it’s heavy! My TB Ultra 7 should be in my possession very soon. Sorry, I have no experience with the ones you mentioned.


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[sierracharlie338]

I’ve got to test and use the Hybrid and am extremely impressed. Shot it on everything from a 223 to 308 to 338 Lap.

It gets my vote.


Sierracharlie out…

[DWV015]

Thanks for the input fellas

[Artos]

Only suggestion I can give you is to go ahead & get a 22 rimfire can at the same time if you can afford it...I know you don't have it listed but everyone needs a suppressed 22.