Which Thunderbeast?

[THE SHADOW]

I am getting ready to buy a Thunder Beast suppressor for a 7mm Rem mag. The rifle will be used for South Carolina whitetails mostly from tree stands. Would a 7 inch or 9 inch suppressor be the best for my application.
Thanks in advance for the help.

 

[ephul]

You doing a lot of walking to the tree stand? Are you just looking for a suppressor to take the edge off? Or max suppression?

Just curious, what lead you to thunderbeast?

 

[THE SHADOW]

Friends have them. Only short walks to stand. It will also be used with thermal scope for hogs.

 

[BoomFlop]

7 in for shorter and more maneuverability and 9 in for max suppressor. It's that simple.

You could split the differnce and go with the Dominus

I have 2 Ultra 7 Gen2's.

 

[338weatherby]

Ultra 7 30 cal

I use it on my 30 Nosler, 7saum, 6.5 Grendel, and 6CM. It's light, compact and reduces the blast significantly.

 

[QuietTexan]

X2 Ultra 7. Perfect balance of weight, length, suppression.

I have most of their cans in one form or another, and the 7 has been my consistent go-to lately. Get an Armageddon Gear cover and it'll work just about forever for you.

 

[Monster Toms]

Ultra 7 30 cal guy here! Works like a dream from the .17s right on up to my 30-338!

 

[338weatherby]

x2 on the Armageddon Gear cover. Perfect fit

 

[sierracharlie338]

7 in 30cal for sure. Love my ultra 7

 

[mongo4567]

I already had a big, quiet can so I got an ultra 7. I'm really happy with it. It's a good compromise between suppression and maneuverability. It's on my go-to hunting rifle.

 

[HOOKNBULLET2]

Dominus.

 

[THE SHADOW]

Thanks for all the information. I'll go with the Ultra 7.

 

[dwills]

Avoid the temptation to go 5". 7 or 9" is the way

 

[Mark37082]

Ultra 7 would work in this application. I'm not sure what length of barrel you're running. I run 24" and it works great if not busting through brush or low overhangs.