coyotekilla83
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With the lrf scopes out today, rainbow trajectory isn't an issue. 22's are viable out to 200 vs pigeons
Suppressor for high velocity predator rounds.
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Sgt_Mike
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Sorry to have introduced the 22LR into this topic or the usage of subsonic loads. I only mentioned it to show how slow a 25-06 would have to be to be "Hollywood quiet". The OP never mentioned it.
But after his reply to my earlier post he did clear up that basically from what I gathered is as close to hearing safe as possible for his children and himself.
Having a Omega 300 in the stable, I know that can would support his two differing host, a 25-06 and a .223 both in bolt actions. With ease, in either direct thread or using a hub mount. I've gotten the standard ASR hub mount, the Yankee Hill Hub mount and couple of Direct thread for my 300.
I have a few others, but they are all discontinued or have went out of business hence me not mentioning them. It is a moot point.
While this can (Silencerco Omega 300) meets all my expectations, and I would normally throw it in the ring for consideration. But, I'm not sure it would be as quiet as a say a AB Raptor 8 to 10 (8=8 baffles 10=baffles) with it's reflex addition. Considering his host which it's price point (AB Raptor) is a little bit higher (1K ish) than the Omega 300 (600-800ish). The other aspect of the AB Raptor is that it could be shortened or a differing mounting that is not a over the barrel shortening the over all length. Or a adapter could be used for 1.375"-24 hub conversion, as well as differing caliber end caps for say a 5.56 / .22 cal.
Plus to be honest after re-looking at the offerings I'm considering this can in the future, to put in the stable. while currently is appears to be in backorder? I may just may backorder one. The good thing is if I do that pay for it the tax stamp maybe done away it by the time the back order is filled. (just food for thought for the OP, might not be the best idea but it is a idea)
The OCL Hydrogen L is another solid choice in my opinion, and the list is quite extensive.
But after his reply to my earlier post he did clear up that basically from what I gathered is as close to hearing safe as possible for his children and himself.
Having a Omega 300 in the stable, I know that can would support his two differing host, a 25-06 and a .223 both in bolt actions. With ease, in either direct thread or using a hub mount. I've gotten the standard ASR hub mount, the Yankee Hill Hub mount and couple of Direct thread for my 300.
I have a few others, but they are all discontinued or have went out of business hence me not mentioning them. It is a moot point.
While this can (Silencerco Omega 300) meets all my expectations, and I would normally throw it in the ring for consideration. But, I'm not sure it would be as quiet as a say a AB Raptor 8 to 10 (8=8 baffles 10=baffles) with it's reflex addition. Considering his host which it's price point (AB Raptor) is a little bit higher (1K ish) than the Omega 300 (600-800ish). The other aspect of the AB Raptor is that it could be shortened or a differing mounting that is not a over the barrel shortening the over all length. Or a adapter could be used for 1.375"-24 hub conversion, as well as differing caliber end caps for say a 5.56 / .22 cal.
Plus to be honest after re-looking at the offerings I'm considering this can in the future, to put in the stable. while currently is appears to be in backorder? I may just may backorder one. The good thing is if I do that pay for it the tax stamp maybe done away it by the time the back order is filled. (just food for thought for the OP, might not be the best idea but it is a idea)
The OCL Hydrogen L is another solid choice in my opinion, and the list is quite extensive.
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coyotekilla83
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Hate to be the barer of bad news sarge, but I just saw that cans and sbr's were stripped outa the bill
Sgt_Mike
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Thanks for the update, @coyotekilla83.
To be quite honest, I figured the R's would be fleckless as usual in the Senate. I'll have to check my senator out on that, if he did I'll campaign grass roots as much as I can against him.
I'll pay the tax stamp if I want the can any way's if need be. Just rather not.
Hold on it was he Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough whom struck it? hmmm a unelected official.
Let's see if the presiding officer of the Senate has the gumption to stand up for it and add it back overriding and cancelling her recommendations.
So my response is simple letters to both Senators push for her removaland passage of the bill. Failure could result in a primary, and or NO support. And a letter to the VP urging him to overide her recommendations.
Just checked Thune stance on this https://www.politico.com/live-updat...hune-senate-parliamentarian-overrule-00425792
To be quite honest, I figured the R's would be fleckless as usual in the Senate. I'll have to check my senator out on that, if he did I'll campaign grass roots as much as I can against him.
I'll pay the tax stamp if I want the can any way's if need be. Just rather not.
Hold on it was he Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough whom struck it? hmmm a unelected official.
So my response is simple letters to both Senators push for her removal
Just checked Thune stance on this https://www.politico.com/live-updat...hune-senate-parliamentarian-overrule-00425792
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alf
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For now, took the tax again out of the bill:
Senate Adds Language Eliminating the NFA’s $200 Tax on Silencers and SBRs and SBSs to the One Big Beautiful Bill
Last night, the Senate chose what’s behind door number one. They’ve added language to the One Big Beautiful Bill that would eliminate the NFA’s $200 tax on suppressors, SBRs, SBSs and machineguns.
www.shootingnewsweekly.com
moonshine44
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The Dead Air Nomad LT is a really nice can. I use mine on a 6.5 Grendel and a 6.5 Creedmoor. It's pretty quiet.
I shot 204 24 grain NTX at about 4400 fps out of my Velos LBP no issues, works as well on 223/556.No ear protection needed outdoors.