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will a banish 46 cover all guns?l
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<blockquote data-quote="QuietTexan" data-source="post: 2497588" data-attributes="member: 116181"><p>And I'm definitely not saying the "cheap" ones in terms of lower cost are by any means bad, there's not always a correlation between cost, quality, and function. I have a lot of cans, some cost a lot more than others, and all the ones I have work to fill some requirement. I personally don't have a requirement than any of the lower cost aluminum cans fill better than other options. I went for lightweight for hunting cans, and modularity for AR cans. I went with companies with good QC and customer service track records. I went for lighter weight, better mounting options, certain materials, certain types of construction. Lots of little details that matter to me, maybe they don't mean jack to someone else.</p><p></p><p>Until the latest Form 1 kerruffle I was all set to paper up a homemade Ti can that would have cost a third of what a TBAC cost because it was going to go on the end of a 300 BLK SBR where I don't need more than 4 inches of can to make that gun as quiet as it's going to be. I also run a top-of-the-line TBAC flagship suppressor on a bolt action 300 BLK because I happened to have a brake mount that fit the barrel threads. It really is as personal a decision as what kind of vehicle you drive.</p><p></p><p>I think the Banish 46 checks a lot of very important boxes - solid company, longevity, history of QC and customer service, unlikely to fold up during the wait time on the Form 4, likely to be around long term for service, known build quality. Lots of positives. Some short term negatives of maybe their process isn't as polished as Silencer Shop, in a year it won't matter either way. Get the Banish 46, dip your toe into the waters, if you like it join us debating the nuances. If it isn't life-changing, at the end of the day you have a quality can that should last you a very long time and be worth the investment.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="QuietTexan, post: 2497588, member: 116181"] And I'm definitely not saying the "cheap" ones in terms of lower cost are by any means bad, there's not always a correlation between cost, quality, and function. I have a lot of cans, some cost a lot more than others, and all the ones I have work to fill some requirement. I personally don't have a requirement than any of the lower cost aluminum cans fill better than other options. I went for lightweight for hunting cans, and modularity for AR cans. I went with companies with good QC and customer service track records. I went for lighter weight, better mounting options, certain materials, certain types of construction. Lots of little details that matter to me, maybe they don't mean jack to someone else. Until the latest Form 1 kerruffle I was all set to paper up a homemade Ti can that would have cost a third of what a TBAC cost because it was going to go on the end of a 300 BLK SBR where I don't need more than 4 inches of can to make that gun as quiet as it's going to be. I also run a top-of-the-line TBAC flagship suppressor on a bolt action 300 BLK because I happened to have a brake mount that fit the barrel threads. It really is as personal a decision as what kind of vehicle you drive. I think the Banish 46 checks a lot of very important boxes - solid company, longevity, history of QC and customer service, unlikely to fold up during the wait time on the Form 4, likely to be around long term for service, known build quality. Lots of positives. Some short term negatives of maybe their process isn't as polished as Silencer Shop, in a year it won't matter either way. Get the Banish 46, dip your toe into the waters, if you like it join us debating the nuances. If it isn't life-changing, at the end of the day you have a quality can that should last you a very long time and be worth the investment. [/QUOTE]
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