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<blockquote data-quote="winsx3" data-source="post: 1588966" data-attributes="member: 33663"><p>I've been a very satisfied customer of the Silencer Co Harvester suppressor. It's versatile enough to use on anything from .223 to 300 WM. It's light weight and reasonably priced as well as very well made. You can get a variety of thread adapters so it can be used on anything from an AR15 in .223 to a magnum bolt rifle up to .30 cal. One thing you will notice when you start hunting suppressed is that the game will react differently when the shot goes off. </p><p></p><p>Be careful when people tell you that you can shoot .22lr through your centerfire suppressor. .22lr is pretty dirty and if done to often you will have to dismantle the suppressor to clean it out. Most centerfire suppressors can't be disassembled. If you want to fire 22lr then get a dedicated rimfire suppressor that can be taken apart and cleaned.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="winsx3, post: 1588966, member: 33663"] I've been a very satisfied customer of the Silencer Co Harvester suppressor. It's versatile enough to use on anything from .223 to 300 WM. It's light weight and reasonably priced as well as very well made. You can get a variety of thread adapters so it can be used on anything from an AR15 in .223 to a magnum bolt rifle up to .30 cal. One thing you will notice when you start hunting suppressed is that the game will react differently when the shot goes off. Be careful when people tell you that you can shoot .22lr through your centerfire suppressor. .22lr is pretty dirty and if done to often you will have to dismantle the suppressor to clean it out. Most centerfire suppressors can't be disassembled. If you want to fire 22lr then get a dedicated rimfire suppressor that can be taken apart and cleaned. [/QUOTE]
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