What suppressor should I get Precision 223 flavor

[horsemen61]

Hello All,


So here is the deal I Love Love shooting suppressed I have 1 suppressor currently another I’m waiting on!

what I have is Tbac Ultra 7 .264 model love it use it on dang near every 6.5 I own (would be all but my Mother in Law kinda claimed my 527 6.5 Grendel as her deer rifle so I’m not to change a thing on it lol) also my 30 inch 6.5x284 Savage F class isn’t threaded because who would want to add another 7 inches to that heavy long monster

I am waiting on a Tbac Takedown .22 can because you haven’t lived till you’ve shot a suppressed .22LR and it’s movie style quiet!!!!

I know I could just run my Ultra 7 on a bolt action .223 such as my Savage Vlp model 12 223 but what fun is that


Sooooo I am looking for a New Can Accuracy is paramount for this particular can and I have no clue where to look so any suggestions @MachIVshooter
I feel like you have some thoughts on the subject @Varminterror i know you like accurate rifles any thoughts @Nature Boy I’ve seen some of your Uber accurate slick rigs please jump in if you can
@Walkalong I think you compete in rifle shooting events so would you or @taliv have any experience in this arena thank you all for your Thoughts

 

[taliv]

Sorry I’m not sure what you’re asking. What do you want the new can for?

I’m not aware of a better precision can than the Tbac. It’s going to sound just as good on a smaller caliber. I don’t think it’s worth the money to buy a new one just to get a smaller hole in the end if that’s what you’re asking. But I have 3 of the same model Tbac because I used to take new shooters to the range a lot and I wanted multiple guns on the line at same time without having to move the suppressor between guns every other minute. Also for redundancy

 

[Varminterror]

I’m actually not a huge fan of dedicated 223/5.56 cans. The advantage of 5.56 cans is that they are smaller and lighter than 30cal cans, but often, a bigger caliber can, being larger overall, will be quieter than a 5.56 can. So for me, it’s SiCo Omega or TBAC Ultra (their new Magnus is awesome, but it’s a 9” can, and would be really big for a 5.56). Quieter and more adaptable - I’d get another Ultra 7.

 

[horsemen61]

Sorry I’m not sure what you’re asking. What do you want the new can for?

I’m not aware of a better precision can than the Tbac. It’s going to sound just as good on a smaller caliber. I don’t think it’s worth the money to buy a new one just to get a smaller hole in the end if that’s what you’re asking. But I have 3 of the same model Tbac because I used to take new shooters to the range a lot and I wanted multiple guns on the line at same time without having to move the suppressor between guns every other minute. Also for redundancy

Getting another ultra 7 isn’t a horrible idea……


What I was asking was “What Can would you Recommend for a Precision bolt action rifle chambered in .223?”

 

[MachIVshooter]

Other than in applications where I'm trying to keep OAL down like SBRs and carbines, I generally run our Accipiter .30 in 8" flavor, including on my .220 swift and 22" bull barrel .223 Wylde AR.

We make a lightweight Ti version of it, but the 2 aforementioned hosts are already heavy guns meant to be used from static positions, so I just use our 17-4 stainless critters.

https://www.eccomachine.net/product/accipiter/

 

[taliv]

Getting another ultra 7 isn’t a horrible idea……


What I was asking was “What Can would you Recommend for a Precision bolt action rifle chambered in .223?”

If you’re happy with the Tbac you’ve got I’d stick with it for sure.

I don’t have a 223 bolt gun but the 223 can I have on my precision AR is the delta p designs brevis. If I could buy their brevis 2 I would in a heartbeat.