Opinions needed on Omega 300 Sup

champ198

champ198

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Big thing for me this year is toe buy at least one supressor and hopefully 2.
The one I am looking at just due to cost is the Omega 300.
Looks like most I have seen are at the $700 mark,
Was hoping to get some ideas from you all on this one.
It would be used on multiple rifles from 223,300Blk, 6.5CM,243,300 WSM and 6 CM
 
Check out the DDC Enticer. Either the L or S. You can get the Enticer L for around $550-615ish. It's a 30 cal can that you can buy smaller end caps for.
 
Thanks for that opinion.
I also see that there is a Enticer S-Ti.
Do you think the Titanium version is worth the extra cost of $250 for a 4.5oz weight savings?
 
Yes, the EL is quite heavy and will probably change the balance point of your firearm. Note all the suppressors mentioned come with 5/8-24 adapter, you probably will need also a 1/2-28. Make sure you can run it on everything (barrel length specs are critical and affect warranty).
 
champ198 said:
Thanks for that opinion.
I also see that there is a Enticer S-Ti.
Do you think the Titanium version is worth the extra cost of $250 for a 4.5oz weight savings?
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To me it wasn't because I use mine mainly for night hunting where I shoot off a tripod so weight isn't an issue.

My next one will the DDC DTF-LTI so I can use it on my 350 legend.
 
I was wanting a DDC but was told 2-3 months wait for the suppressor and then still have to submit to ATF which could be anywhere from a week until 3-6 months.
 
I just got an Omega 300 this past winter. I already had a Hybrid 46 and all of the direct thread and caps are the same (bravo) so that was the main reason I went that route. Its a bit smaller than the H46, but only goes up to 30 cal. For a dedicated 30 cal can, I wouldn't hesitate on getting one, especially if you already have a can that uses bravo mounts. I've since switched over everything to an ASR mount which I really like.
 
limbhanger10 said:
I've had an Omega for 8 years.
Have ASR mounts on rifles and swap ther suppressors around as I want.
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Do you use the breaks from SilencerCo? I have a couple, but recently found some on Optics Planet from Kaw Valley Precision that I like a lot for $50.

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They aren't cal specific, just different threads. I actually like the looks of these better than the breaks I got from SilencerCo, and when when buying 3-4 at a time, the $30 savings was nice.
 
Have an Omega 300 that I use on several rifles. .223 AR and bolt, 6.5 Grendel AR, .308 AR10, .243 bolt and .270 bolt guns. Works well as a universal suppressor as it is rated up to .300 WM. I use direct thread mounts and different end caps (to maximize sound suppression, reduce length and weight).

It is fairly light weight and compact, 14 ounces and 6" long with direct thread mount and end cap. Don't use the muzzle brake as the calibers I use don't generate that much recoil and I am trying to minimize OAL. The weight can be reduced an ounce or two more with titanium direct thread mounts and end caps. The Omega does generate some back pressure on the ARs. Not much blowback to the face, but more discharge out of the ejection port. ARs will need more frequent cleaning.

Have found that accuracy is improved with the suppressor, however, there is a POI shift with and without the suppressor. Once sighted in, I only shoot certain rifles suppressed. Taking the suppressor on and off, zero is maintained. Bolt guns suppress much better than the ARs. Overall, am pleased with the Omega.
 
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