Suppressor recos

[alexSalasi]

I’m looking for some solid suppressor brands for my .308, .45, and 300 BLK. Any faves you all would recommend? I’d love to hear what’s been working for you!

 

[geneva74_]

If you're looking to keep things simple, you might want to check out something like the Omega 36M or a solid .30 cal can. They both work great with all 3 cals, so you really can’t go wrong with either option...

 

[KonoctisWigwam]

If the law changes, as the DOJ is fighting for on suppressors, this may be an option. I have one of these for my '46 Chevy Pickup in the glove box with an OEM bubble filter, so could put this on a rifle, if the law changes in CA. I think there's a good chance of it. I'm in no way advocating people buy fuel filters, just that it could save us a bunch of $$$s if you're handy enough to use them. Probably not as good as a commercial suppressor, but I bet it's worth the cost.

https://autokingpart.com/products/f...ter-inline-replacement?variant=42720417513603

 

[gripMaster_]

For my .45, I’ve been using the Obsidian 45 from Rugged Suppressors and it’s been great. It has a modular design that’s super handy and quiet too. And it can handle multiple calibers, so if you’re looking for some versatility, this thing has got you covered.

 

[waveslayer]

A can that is a do it all will work for you but not yield the best performance. Can't have your cake and eat it too. For 30 cal you cant beat a TBAC, for 45 lots of options. 300 blk is it a gas gun or bolt? That will dictate which can you go with.