Is there a one size fits all suppressor

[Straight Shooter]

For my 22-250 through .308?

 

[Arcola]

30 cal can will still be very effective on your 22 cal.

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

For my 22-250 through .308?

You would have to go with the largest caliber.
Get a Can so you could shoot .308 and then down to a .224.
BUT for best results get the Suppressor that is closest diameter to what you are shooting. You would really want one for the .308 and one for the .224.

 

[bultinkle]

For bolt guns sure. A nice 30 cal can like a tbac will work great on anything centerfire up to its limits.

For gas guns it gets iffy. Bolt gun oriented cans are often super high back pressure and make tuning not as fun. Doable but not as fun.

 

[Mike D Texas]

IMO .224 center fire cans are worthless. Severely limits your option on host guns and the difference in suppression between .224 & .308 cans in mostly negligible; barely if at all perceptible to the human ear.

 

[jake545]

I mean you can get a do all can that goes from 22lr up to 458win mag and even work with pistols but for your uses I think you'd be better suited to get a 30 cal can with a QD mount.

 

[Straight Shooter]

Thank you gentlemen.

 

[biednick]

Almost any 30 cal can will work for both. Just make sure it's rated for both, though I think it's unlikely a 30 cal rifle can wouldn't be rated for 22-250. A modular design like Rex Silentium's Mod X will give you a bit more flexibility.

There's some, like the Hybrid 46, that'll do almost anything up to .458. you'll definitely lose a little bit of suppression over a smaller bore can, but it'll make a noticable difference on anything you shoot through it. Just make sure you can fully disassemble it for cleaning if you want to use it for rimfire.

 

[QuietTexan]

SiCo Omega 300 is the easy button.

 

[LRhunter514]

Once you get a can you will find you need more, but a .30 cal is a good start. You might as well get one for a .22 rf as well, they are just too much fun to ignore.

 

[Monteria]

Do e-file form 4 wait times seem to be getting shorter or longer lately? I see a lot of 250ish days, but those were filed early last year. That seems to be down from a year wait shortly before. I filed one on Nov 1... of course we all want to know when we will be able to play with our toys.

 

[jraulsten]

E-File wait times are getting longer and longer.............Up to 8-9 months now. Maybe more.

 

[Monteria]

Oops, posted on the wrong thread... oh well. And oh well on the increasing wait times too.

 

[FEENIX]

For my 22-250 through .308?

Yes! Any .308 caliber or smaller as long they are rated for safe operation.