Suppressors 6.5 suppressors
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Re: 6.5 suppressors
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: matleez</div><div class="ubbcode-body">but i want to know if there are any other options that will work for this caliber. </div></div>
any 30cal suppressor.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: matleez</div><div class="ubbcode-body">but i want to know if there are any other options that will work for this caliber. </div></div>
any 30cal suppressor.
Re: 6.5 suppressors
Check out elite iron they have the delta in 6.5 i have one coming just waiting on the paperwork.but like the post above states any 30 cal can will work fine.
Check out elite iron they have the delta in 6.5 i have one coming just waiting on the paperwork.but like the post above states any 30 cal can will work fine.
Re: 6.5 suppressors
I would look at a Thunder Beast 30P-1 or 30 BA. They make great cans, especially if it is for a precision rifle.
http://thunderbeastarms.com/
I would look at a Thunder Beast 30P-1 or 30 BA. They make great cans, especially if it is for a precision rifle.
http://thunderbeastarms.com/
Re: 6.5 suppressors
I'm waiting on my SDN-6 for a .300BLK, 7.62, 5.56 and 6.5G. I understand you can't run subs in 6.5G, at least through a semi, but you can eliminate some of the blast. Since you can only run supers in it, I figured the SDN-6 and a handful of Blackout mounts would be the way to go to begin with. From what I'm told, the only difference between dedicated 5.56, 6.5 and 6.8 cans compared to 7.62 cans is the tone (AAC cans, the SDN-6 vs. the M4-2000). I hear it is deeper? The difference in dB's isn't enough you that you can tell combined with the tone change. This is what I've read, I can't tell you from experience yet.
The Blackout flash hider is awesome btw. Never seen one work as good as that one, it is excellent. The Brakeout is okay, it is about as good as a decent brake and a decent flash hider combined like they say, but not truly excellent at either. My wife got it by mistake, but hey, it is different and I kind of like it now on the M4.
I filled out my papers in January, guy says it should be any day now. As soon as it gets here, I'm gonna go ahead and just start the rest I want. I'd like to use 'em before I die of old age.
Got the 220gr. subs for the AAC .300BLK upper ready to go... Cannot WAIT to try that out! I'll try it on the others for sure, that is why I got the mounts, but the .300BLK w/subs and the SDN-6 are supposed to be a match made in heaven.
Oh, I'll be using this can on all semi's. I'd suppose if you have a bolt and want more accuracy (or even a semi and want more accuracy I guess) a dedicated thread on would be more ideal for sure. AAC makes some good ones for that too. The SDN-6 shines because I can use it on a bunch of different rifles with different threading due to the mount, as well as being a well built suppressor.
I'm waiting on my SDN-6 for a .300BLK, 7.62, 5.56 and 6.5G. I understand you can't run subs in 6.5G, at least through a semi, but you can eliminate some of the blast. Since you can only run supers in it, I figured the SDN-6 and a handful of Blackout mounts would be the way to go to begin with. From what I'm told, the only difference between dedicated 5.56, 6.5 and 6.8 cans compared to 7.62 cans is the tone (AAC cans, the SDN-6 vs. the M4-2000). I hear it is deeper? The difference in dB's isn't enough you that you can tell combined with the tone change. This is what I've read, I can't tell you from experience yet.
The Blackout flash hider is awesome btw. Never seen one work as good as that one, it is excellent. The Brakeout is okay, it is about as good as a decent brake and a decent flash hider combined like they say, but not truly excellent at either. My wife got it by mistake, but hey, it is different and I kind of like it now on the M4.
I filled out my papers in January, guy says it should be any day now. As soon as it gets here, I'm gonna go ahead and just start the rest I want. I'd like to use 'em before I die of old age.
Got the 220gr. subs for the AAC .300BLK upper ready to go... Cannot WAIT to try that out! I'll try it on the others for sure, that is why I got the mounts, but the .300BLK w/subs and the SDN-6 are supposed to be a match made in heaven.
Oh, I'll be using this can on all semi's. I'd suppose if you have a bolt and want more accuracy (or even a semi and want more accuracy I guess) a dedicated thread on would be more ideal for sure. AAC makes some good ones for that too. The SDN-6 shines because I can use it on a bunch of different rifles with different threading due to the mount, as well as being a well built suppressor.
Re: 6.5 suppressors
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SHWILL</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I would look at a Thunder Beast 30P-1 or 30 BA. They make great cans, especially if it is for a precision rifle.
http://thunderbeastarms.com/ </div></div>
I went with a 30 BA this year and am very happy with it on my .260.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: SHWILL</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I would look at a Thunder Beast 30P-1 or 30 BA. They make great cans, especially if it is for a precision rifle.
http://thunderbeastarms.com/ </div></div>
I went with a 30 BA this year and am very happy with it on my .260.
Re: 6.5 suppressors
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Strykervet</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm waiting on my SDN-6 for a .300BLK, 7.62, 5.56 and 6.5G. I understand you can't run subs in 6.5G, at least through a semi, but you can eliminate some of the blast. Since you can only run supers in it, I figured the SDN-6 and a handful of Blackout mounts would be the way to go to begin with. From what I'm told, the only difference between dedicated 5.56, 6.5 and 6.8 cans compared to 7.62 cans is the tone (AAC cans, the SDN-6 vs. the M4-2000). I hear it is deeper? The difference in dB's isn't enough you that you can tell combined with the tone change. This is what I've read, I can't tell you from experience yet.
The Blackout flash hider is awesome btw. Never seen one work as good as that one, it is excellent. The Brakeout is okay, it is about as good as a decent brake and a decent flash hider combined like they say, but not truly excellent at either. My wife got it by mistake, but hey, it is different and I kind of like it now on the M4.
I filled out my papers in January, guy says it should be any day now. As soon as it gets here, I'm gonna go ahead and just start the rest I want. I'd like to use 'em before I die of old age.
Got the 220gr. subs for the AAC .300BLK upper ready to go... Cannot WAIT to try that out! I'll try it on the others for sure, that is why I got the mounts, but the .300BLK w/subs and the SDN-6 are supposed to be a match made in heaven.
Oh, I'll be using this can on all semi's. I'd suppose if you have a bolt and want more accuracy (or even a semi and want more accuracy I guess) a dedicated thread on would be more ideal for sure. AAC makes some good ones for that too. The SDN-6 shines because I can use it on a bunch of different rifles with different threading due to the mount, as well as being a well built suppressor. </div></div>
im lookign at using it on a 6.5 creedmoor on a ruger 77 mark II target, so should i go with a threaded one? like the cyclone from AAC?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Strykervet</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm waiting on my SDN-6 for a .300BLK, 7.62, 5.56 and 6.5G. I understand you can't run subs in 6.5G, at least through a semi, but you can eliminate some of the blast. Since you can only run supers in it, I figured the SDN-6 and a handful of Blackout mounts would be the way to go to begin with. From what I'm told, the only difference between dedicated 5.56, 6.5 and 6.8 cans compared to 7.62 cans is the tone (AAC cans, the SDN-6 vs. the M4-2000). I hear it is deeper? The difference in dB's isn't enough you that you can tell combined with the tone change. This is what I've read, I can't tell you from experience yet.
The Blackout flash hider is awesome btw. Never seen one work as good as that one, it is excellent. The Brakeout is okay, it is about as good as a decent brake and a decent flash hider combined like they say, but not truly excellent at either. My wife got it by mistake, but hey, it is different and I kind of like it now on the M4.
I filled out my papers in January, guy says it should be any day now. As soon as it gets here, I'm gonna go ahead and just start the rest I want. I'd like to use 'em before I die of old age.
Got the 220gr. subs for the AAC .300BLK upper ready to go... Cannot WAIT to try that out! I'll try it on the others for sure, that is why I got the mounts, but the .300BLK w/subs and the SDN-6 are supposed to be a match made in heaven.
Oh, I'll be using this can on all semi's. I'd suppose if you have a bolt and want more accuracy (or even a semi and want more accuracy I guess) a dedicated thread on would be more ideal for sure. AAC makes some good ones for that too. The SDN-6 shines because I can use it on a bunch of different rifles with different threading due to the mount, as well as being a well built suppressor. </div></div>
im lookign at using it on a 6.5 creedmoor on a ruger 77 mark II target, so should i go with a threaded one? like the cyclone from AAC?
Re: 6.5 suppressors
I've bought caliber specific cans before and would recommend not doing that. Buy a .30 cal that can be used on alot of host weapons. Much more bang for teh buck.
I've bought caliber specific cans before and would recommend not doing that. Buy a .30 cal that can be used on alot of host weapons. Much more bang for teh buck.
Re: 6.5 suppressors
I have used a 30ba, 30p, and SF762SS. TBAC preformed the neat, soundmreduction, poi shift, zero, and easy host changing
I have used a 30ba, 30p, and SF762SS. TBAC preformed the neat, soundmreduction, poi shift, zero, and easy host changing
Re: 6.5 suppressors
I have 2 of the 7.62 SDNs, and we use them on 308 and 6.5 CM. I have 5 host rifles and the cans work good on 3 of the mounts, this after an additionl 335 dollars spent to make everything fit right.
To get past this problem, I ordered a TB 30P-1 Wed. of this week.
The wait starts all over again!
I have 2 of the 7.62 SDNs, and we use them on 308 and 6.5 CM. I have 5 host rifles and the cans work good on 3 of the mounts, this after an additionl 335 dollars spent to make everything fit right.
To get past this problem, I ordered a TB 30P-1 Wed. of this week.
The wait starts all over again!
