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My dominus is just slightly heavier than the ultra and rated for full auto etc. For a hunter, and one looking at lighter weight rifles, the omega is significantly heavier and that is something a lot of people don't know and need to be aware of. I think you are taking way too much liberty with the term turd. Maybe it's too negative and hits people in the feels. I call a lot of things I own turds for one reason or another so I am not very sensitive to the term.
Gotcha. I was pretty basic in the answer. Honestly just thought he cared about sound mitigation and general feel and not the science of the can.
Sorry I missed the mark. I notice a little bit of difference in the Dominus vs my Gen1 ultra. I need to test it more but one thing that was a cool bonus for me was swapping cans they had the exact same impact point and group size. I know I can grab either can and not have to rezero. I am on the fence if I like the shorter and fatter design but I got it for the use on the pistol and my compact PRC for wolf hunting. The idea to was to keep the overall length to the bare minimum and yet have good sound suppression. Like you I notice a difference in the sound in the omega vs the Ultra, it's a higher pitch note that rings a little in my ears. I don't hear that pitch so much in the TBAC cans. I might be able to post the vid of shooting the pistol for the first time, think I still have it. 11.5" 6 creed is a cannon to the ears without it, even with ear pro, it's violent.
Am I missing something? The dominus-SR is rated for full auto and listed as 12.5 oz. The omega is listed at 14.8. Is 2.3 ounces really significant? The ultra 7 is listed as 8-10 oz depending on mount but that 2.5 - 4.5 oz difference is only slight?? Unless you are referring to the dominus CB that is not full auto rated......
Your're right it is a CB not SR.
I won't argue that it is quite a bit heavier. However, the difference is full auto rating and the anchor brake. The omega is a do all type can that is also somewhat manageable in weight. The TBAC you mentioned are pretty specialized bolt gun ultra light cans. Not exactly comparing apples to apples.
I am not sure it really matters in the end. The omega is a fine can and does a great job, just heavy in comparison. This is a hunting page and unless you're chasing pigs out of a helicopter I am assuming no one is using a full auto anything. If full auto rating is important than you are correct the difference becomes less of argument. I think the OP corrected the question to be nomad Ti compared to ultra 7, so the omega convo derailed the intent.
