Suppressor

[dmoran5]

I am looking at getting a Banish 30 suppressor, I have a 300 prc it will be on but it will also get used on my 220 swift. Anyone have any experience running this 30 cal can on smaller cal rifles?

 

[Skerhunter]

It will work fine!

 

[dmoran5]

Also how is the Point of Impact shift. Especially on first shot.

 

[mt100gr.]

You'll want to zero both rifles with the suppressor on. While not major, I definitely saw POI changes when I first shot a handful of rifles with my Banish 30. All were within an inch or 2 of POA, but now that I have the suppressor, I doubt I'll shoot these rifles without it, so I changed my zero.

I've been very happy with the banish 30 across a number of smaller-than-30 caliber rifles. A suppressed .224 cal is a really fun rifle!

 

[huntsman22]

Banish makes a 223 can, too...... get one. And while your at it, pick up the rimfire can. It'll see more use than both the other ones combined.

 

[Split toe]

There are better suppressors out there.

 

[huntsman22]

and better dealers

 

[Hunthigh1]

There are better suppressors out there.

Such as? Thanks

 

[Ryan Avery]

Such as? Thanks

I would buy any of these over a Banish 30

ENTICER L-Ti

diligentdefense.com

CGS Hyperion

The CGS Hyperion is a rifle suppressor built for impressive sound reduction. At just 15.1 ounces, with a 9.5-inch length, the Hyperion is constructed of titanium for a light weight yet highly durable silencer.

www.silencershop.com

Dead Air Nomad-LTI

The Nomad-LTI is Dead Air’s ultra-quiet and incredibly lightweight 30cal rifle suppressor. Constructed primarily of titanium, the Dead Air Nomad-LTI only weighs 12.6 ounces with an overall length of 8.4 inches, making it not only light, but also incredi

www.silencershop.com

Hydrogen Series (K, S, L 6.5 & 7.62) | Otter Creek Labs

The Hydrogen series are extremely light weight, extremely quiet suppressor made with the PRS shooters and hunters in mind.

ottercreeklabs.com

Raptor — AB Suppressor

The Raptor uses spiral shaped baffles to keep the gasses moving while reducing back pressure. Utilizing the Reflex mounting systems greatly increases the suppressor volume without increasing the overall length of the firearm.

www.absuppressor.com

 

[swavescatter]

Such as? Thanks

Check your local gun store. Ask if they are experienced with the new eform submissions. Have them order your favorite from pew science ranked suppressors.

Banish are fine, not the best. Silencer Central makes it easy but will add months to your wait since they are so large and understaffed (in my case added 3 months beyond ATF). They take your order/money quick, but sit on your paperwork for weeks before submitting it. Same on the backend.

Local dealers using Silencer Shop kiosks seem much quicker and you get better options.

 

[Northpark]

I have no experience with the banish 30. I do own a Silencerco Harvester evo for hunting and a YHM Turbo T2 5.56 for my AR. I will say that for hunting even on the AR I prefer the .30 cal harvester. It’s a touch more mellow sounding and lighter.

If I was looking specifically for a hunting can, I’d take a hard look at the evo. It’s lightweight and short and reduces sound and recoil very well and has a very reasonable price tag. I’m actually thinking of buying another one.

 

[Hunthigh1]

Thanks for the reccomendations

 

[B23]

I have a Banish30 and they're a good can just not a great one. The craftsmanship and quality is very good and they're modular so they can run as a 7 or 9 inch can so they have that going for them but with regard to sound suppression the lag behind a bit when compared to the TBAC Ultra 7 or 9. In the 1.5 diameter class of suppressors I don't think anything touches the TBAC Ultra7 or 9 when comparing other cans of equal length.

For its size (length, weight, diameter) the Dead Air Nomad LT is a great can. CGS makes a fine product but they're a bit heavier and longer and if I was going to a can that size I'd probably get the new TBAC Magnus.

 

[redneckbmxer24]

TBAC CB is where its at for a precision rifle can. I've got an Ultra 7 gen 1 thats been on dozens of rifles and only one had produced a shift and it was a pencil barrel AR that would shift .2mil down. Nothing else has produced a dialable shift.

 

[Tylsmith33]

I Shoot the banish 30 gold I think the suppressor is great on multiple calibers definitely varying poi changes per gun but once can is spun on it holds great groups. Have shot it on .243 multiple 6.5 caliber and 7mm as well as 300 win and 308. Probably going to buy another suppressor just not sure if silencer central will be getting my money this time.

 

[Split toe]

The more towards the bottom of this list the better.

 

[Split toe]

I would buy any of these over a Banish 30

ENTICER L-Ti

diligentdefense.com

CGS Hyperion

The CGS Hyperion is a rifle suppressor built for impressive sound reduction. At just 15.1 ounces, with a 9.5-inch length, the Hyperion is constructed of titanium for a light weight yet highly durable silencer.

www.silencershop.com

Dead Air Nomad-LTI

The Nomad-LTI is Dead Air’s ultra-quiet and incredibly lightweight 30cal rifle suppressor. Constructed primarily of titanium, the Dead Air Nomad-LTI only weighs 12.6 ounces with an overall length of 8.4 inches, making it not only light, but also incredi

www.silencershop.com

Hydrogen Series (K, S, L 6.5 & 7.62) | Otter Creek Labs

The Hydrogen series are extremely light weight, extremely quiet suppressor made with the PRS shooters and hunters in mind.

ottercreeklabs.com

Raptor — AB Suppressor

The Raptor uses spiral shaped baffles to keep the gasses moving while reducing back pressure. Utilizing the Reflex mounting systems greatly increases the suppressor volume without increasing the overall length of the firearm.

www.absuppressor.com

I agree with him.

 

[tx_shooter]

Check out Otter Creek Labs Hydrogen-S for a 30 cal suppressor. They also have a dedicated 6.5 suppressor also that will be next on my list. I like the Hydrogen better than my Vox S for hunting use; but the Vox is full auto rated which is good for expensive range days.

Short range test of the OCL an Vox on my 6.5 Creedmoor

Zech Swendsen on Instagram: "Suppressor testing with the Tikka 6.5 Creedmoor. First is the Vox-S followed by the Hydrogen-S. I am looking forward to taking one of these cans on a doe hunt in a few months. One thing to note - these are both 30 cal ca

7 likes, 0 comments - tx_shooter on September 18, 2022: "Suppressor testing with the Tikka 6.5 Creedmoor. First is the Vox-S followed by the Hydrogen-S. I am looking forward to taking one of th...".

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[dmoran5]

Anyone have any experience with the gunwerks cans?

 

[bowrunner81]

Im bringing up an old thread. I would like to get a 30 cal suppressor in the near future. Any additional recommendations that I should check out? I will likely have it on a 7mm prc most of the time.

I am looking hard at the Dilligent Defense Enticer S-Ti.