Just ordered the HTI chassis the other day. Plan on getting the .50 barrel first, then the .375 later next year. Now DTA installs brakes on these barrels that all have the same threads, and the idea was they were to make a suppressor that threads over the brake. But it is now a year and a half away they say. Removing the brake gives two different barrel threads, M25x something for the .50 and M22x something for the .375. So I suppose I'll probably need two different suppressors for these two barrels, at least I imagine it will work better that way.
I'm really not too interested in QD suppressors, it seems the best accuracy is achieved through direct thread on cans, and since these are both extended long range rifles in calibers I won't likely purchase again, dedicating them is no problem and is actually an attribute the way I see it.
So who would you recommend? Any ideas for quality .50BMG suppressors that work well and can be threaded to metric barrel threads? What about .375?
I've looked at Quicksilver (but their titanium model weighs almost as much as most steel ones, not worth the extra price) Elite Iron, and perused a couple others. AWC's Turbodyne X may be the one I choose in .50 unless there are objections here. AWC said they can fit it and claim it is as quiet as a .22lr unsuppressed (which makes sense, my SDN6 sounds a lot like that with most supersonic ammo 5.56 and up).
I'm really not too interested in QD suppressors, it seems the best accuracy is achieved through direct thread on cans, and since these are both extended long range rifles in calibers I won't likely purchase again, dedicating them is no problem and is actually an attribute the way I see it.
So who would you recommend? Any ideas for quality .50BMG suppressors that work well and can be threaded to metric barrel threads? What about .375?
I've looked at Quicksilver (but their titanium model weighs almost as much as most steel ones, not worth the extra price) Elite Iron, and perused a couple others. AWC's Turbodyne X may be the one I choose in .50 unless there are objections here. AWC said they can fit it and claim it is as quiet as a .22lr unsuppressed (which makes sense, my SDN6 sounds a lot like that with most supersonic ammo 5.56 and up).
