DDC Road Hunter

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TXCOONDOG

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I have a Ruger SR 22 and been very happy it, but I'm in the market for another 22LR suppressor.

Been extremely happy with my Enticer Ti and their customer service is outstanding so naturally I'm looking at the RH.

Just curious if anyone is using one?
 
Great can. Minimal frp. Light, easy to clean. Definitely recommend.
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I have heard good things about unknown supressors, but the 22 cans are not user serviceable. You are suposed to send them in to them, but its suposed to be a free service.
 
First I've heard of that maker, Unknown. Huh went to their website, the sending in to be cleaned with rimfire makes sense as the are 3d printed.
LOL depending on the turn around might make sense to have at least two of their rimfire can on hand one to shoot with the other dirty to be cleaned and rotate.

On the Road runner, kind of like Sprinkman I like the looks of it. My LGS doesn't have it on the shelf. But that is a easy fix .
 
I’m really enjoying plinking with it. The armadillos and possums in my yard definitely haven’t been fans. You can really tell the sound difference between low-velocity and high-velocity rounds.

I’ve also been walking out to my pond and shooting turtles quite a bit. If I go back a day or two later, I’ll find a bunch floating on the downwind side, or empty shells up on the bank where the coons dragged them out and ate the heads.
 
Glad to hear your success.
I have the OCL Titanium currently, and just yesterday bought a SilencerCo Sparrow to run against it, so for my end of the purchase the 3 week wait starts.
I had the thought in my head to get it, because of it's construction (monocore) as well as price point. My reasoning is to serve as baseline for personal comparison to the OCL offerings and other cans I will get. As well as a "loaner" or dedicate it to one of the other rimfire host.
As of right now the Road Runner Hunter is out of stock (just checked and few minutes ago) with whom my LGS orders from . So that one will have to wait until available. The Sparrow was a bit less cost wise than Titanium or the Road Runner Hunter which are pretty much on par cost wise with each other. When I get all three then maybe I can actually say which one is the better can on a certain host.

(The other big advantage I see is if on a Gopher hunt starting off with three or more cans just means I can change cans when one fouls up depending on actual rounds count for the day.)
 
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Sgt_Mike said:
Glad to hear your success.
I have the OCL Titanium currently, and just yesterday bought a SilencerCo Sparrow to run against it, so for my end of the purchase the 3 week wait starts.
I had the thought in my head to get it, because of it's construction (monocore) as well as price point. My reasoning is to serve as baseline for personal comparison to the OCL offerings and other cans I will get. As well as a "loaner" or dedicate it to one of the other rimfire host.
As of right now the Road Runner Hunter is out of stock (just checked and few minutes ago) with whom my LGS orders from . So that one will have to wait until available. The Sparrow was a bit less cost wise than Titanium or the Road Runner Hunter which are pretty much on par cost wise with each other. When I get all three then maybe I can actually say which one is the better can on a certain host.

(The other big advantage I see is if on a Gopher hunt starting off with three or more cans just means I can change cans when one fouls up depending on actual rounds count for the day.)
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Since you like spending money more than I do..

Take a look at the B&T Tiger. I keep reading/watching where it is supposed to be so quiet. They are super hard to find in stock though.
 
DoubleLungRage said:
They are super hard to find in stock though.
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Just looked that one up.... yep not in stock....
printed can aggh I avoid those not user serviceable ..... might be a great can until filled up.
I've not looked at the "breakthrough" cleaning method which might be a saving grace for that can. Thus not needing to be disassembled for cleaning.
 
Sgt_Mike said:
Just looked that one up.... yep not in stock....
printed can aggh I avoid those not user serviceable ..... might be a great can until filled up.
I've not looked at the "breakthrough" cleaning method which might be a saving grace for that can. Thus not needing to be disassembled for cleaning.
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I don't know much about them other than I've seen a few recent comparison videos where it's come out on top for noise reduction.
 
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