Lightest smallest Suppressor? MT rifle build

[wildwilderness]

Which is more important for you to reduce, weight or length? Your Banish 30 at full length is 9" long and 13 ounces in weight. In it's reduced configuration it's 7" long and 10 ounces in weight. I see many recommendations being made, none with length or weight specified.

I would prefer than smaller overall package.
My Banish 30 is on a 16" 308 for the kids an wife to shoot in the 9" set up for max suppression

Just looking to see what's out there for a second and third suppressor. Too many rifles

 

[Bruce Harvey]

I'm having a 20" 6.5 WSM built for a lighter weight (not ultralight) mountain rifle.

Would like a suppressor to go along . What is currently out there for a small compact 6,5 suppressor? For extreme sheep backpacking hunts weight is more important than performance

(I currently own a Banish 30)

you guys are so hard done by. in New Zealand we have Nealy all our rifles suppressed no paperwork we just buy what we want

 

[Blackdog317]

The AB Raptor might be worth a look. They are titanium... Light weight and come in various sizes including a reflex option for more volume without adding length. The end cap can be removed to adjust for different calibers.

I have one on a 20" 300 WSM and really like it so far.

 

[NZTahr]

you guys are so hard done by. in New Zealand we have Nealy all our rifles suppressed no paperwork we just buy what we want

Centerfire over barrel modular with s/s blast baffle 223wssm, 30/06 MK2 - DPT Machinists

Centerfire over barrel modular with s/s blast baffle 223wssm, 30/06 MK2

www.dpt.co.nz

 

[orifdoc]

My personal preference is for a direct-thread Thunderbeast .308 Ultra 5. It will have more utility if you ever want to move it to something bigger and the difference in noise suppression between 6.5 and 7.62 is pretty minimal. For bench work you'll still want some sort of hearing protection of course, but for hunting I find that it's fine for an odd shot here and there.

 

[cdherman]

you guys are so hard done by. in New Zealand we have Nealy all our rifles suppressed no paperwork we just buy what we want

Yeah, so easy. Just like in Europe, where suppressors are encouraged for hunters as well. No special regs.

BUT. In Europe and NZ (I believe) the entrance point to having a rifle in the first place is highly regulated. So they don't have to worry about crazies buying suppressors for got knows what illicit purpose. Because the owners of firearms have already been vetted and cleared to be sane and law abiding......

 

[MachV]

Might give these guys a look

Suppressors | Wyoming Arms

wyomingarms.com

 

[bozman]

I run the currently run a 6.5 ultra 7 Thunder Beast on my hunting 20" rig.
I also have a .30 cal Mack bros. Can that can be shortened to 7" for the same usage. Best of luck to you!

 

[MASH]

Dead Air Nomad Ti, awesome can and 9oz

 

[wildwilderness]

Might give these guys a look

Suppressors | Wyoming Arms

wyomingarms.com

Looks like they make some good options

 

[North Idaho Hunter]

@wildwilderness

TBAC Ultra 5 Direct thread:
7.8 Ounces, 5 inches long. Works VERY well for 308 based cartridges (I use one that shares double duty on a 223 ai and 6.5 creedmoor.)

If we can help, let me know!

Thunder Beast Ultra 5 Gen2 -

Thunder Beast Ultra 5 Suppressor. 30 caliber, CB brake included (5/8-24 Muzzle threads) Ultra compact & lighweight!

jaoutdoors.com

 

[belldar]

SilncerCo Harvester EVO. Light, simple, very accurate suppressor for the money. My 2cents. Great company to work with as well

 

[landonm]

You didn't hear it from me, but Gunwerks' new Titanium 6IX suppressor will be about as light and compact as they come. Details coming in the next week or so.

https://www.gunwerks.com/shop/category/suppressors-38

 

[lancetkenyon]

TBAC Ultra 5 Gen 2. 5", 6oz as a CB mount, or 7.8oz direct thread. Rated for as short as 16" in 6.5WSM. TI suppressor.
TBAC Dominus CB, 6.25", 9.6oz as a CB mount. Rated for as short as 16" for a 6.5WSM. TI suppressor.