Dedicated suppressor for 22-250 22creed 22GT

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sethperry

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Looking at getting a new suppressor dedicated for my 18" 22gt looking at hydrogen L 6.5.....i have heard the enticer L on a 18" 22 creedmoor that thing sounds pretty darn good ! Would be interested in a OCM5 but never see them in stock.....Wondering if anyone has experience with others? I can't imagine getting much better than the enticer-L but curious if anyone has experience with other big volume cans like nomad-L resilient jolene ocm5 hydrogen-L hydrogen-L"6.5"..... on a 22-250 22 creedmoor or 22GT... im guessing there all pretty similar... I do like idea of the ocm5 where half of the suppressor sits back over the barrel... i wish that was more common... I wouldn't even mind getting my barrel contoured for it... TIA
 

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When the smoke clears, I don't know if you can beat the DD Enticer L for cost & performance.

I just bought one for use on my prairie dog guns.

I think the Hydrogen L meters a hair better, but at twice the cost.

I have a Nomad Ti I use for hunting.

Honestly, I believe the terrain you shoot in has a bigger impact on sound over the differences in a lot of the cans out there.
 
Don't own a DD Enticer L but looking at the website, according to specs looks like a OCL Ops/AE/OC hub reflex adapter would fit. If so that would allow a OTB reflex with the Enticer L.
Of course the barrel may or may not need profiling. Just a thought and observation if you went away from the Hydrogen offering.
 
alf said:
When the smoke clears, I don't know if you can beat the DD Enticer L for cost & performance.

I just bought one for use on my prairie dog guns.

I think the Hydrogen L meters a hair better, but at twice the cost.

I have a Nomad Ti I use for hunting.

Honestly, I believe the terrain you shoot in has a bigger impact on sound over the differences in a lot of the cans out there.
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I ended up ordering a hydrogen L 6.5 ill put it head to head with the enticer L on the 22 creed an GT an see if it was worth it... that enticer is pretty hard to beat... especially for cost.. an I think your right on the Terrain ... some nights my dads enticer seems even more quiet... I would like to get a ocm5 still I like the OTB idea....
 
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