Suppressors TBAC owners - ? for you

[gunshinestate]

After some serious research/reading, I've decided on going with the TBAC 30BA but had one question.
This can will be swapped between a precision AR and a 700 .308.
Because this can is essentially a thread-on can, does it need to be timed? (forgive the ignorance, it'll be my first can).
From the looks of it, I'd just screw the can on until hand tight/can stops turning. I could see how I could possibly screw it on a hair tighter/more loosely one time or another. Will this effect poi?

 

[Zak Smith]

Re: TBAC owners - ? for you

The 30BA brakes time using a peel washer that is included with them, so each brake is time on each rifle. Then the suppressor just screws on until it bottoms out, as tight as you can get it with one hand is fine.

 

[gunshinestate]

Re: TBAC owners - ? for you

I figured the brake would time to the barrel but wondered about the can. Didnt know if it had any sort of indexing or mark that is repeatable.

thanks for your quick response Zak.

 

[Zak Smith]

Re: TBAC owners - ? for you

It's repeatable just mounting it hand tight. An index mark is not needed, but you can add one if you want to

 

[Known]

Re: TBAC owners - ? for you

You will not regret your purchase. I have the 30P-1 and love it.

 

[Hannibalsnipes]

Re: TBAC owners - ? for you

I use my 30ba on my Ar-10 and on my bolt .260. Like Zak said, you just use a peel washer to get the mb timed right and the rest is as easy as tightening the can on.

I'm pretty happy with the groups I've gotten so far with my 30ba:

.308 Ar-10 on the third outing:

.260 on the third outing: