How are they? Anyone have any reviews using one on a Precison rifle? Looking at the 762 quick detach. It's either that or a thunder beast. Thanks.
Suppressors SIG Suppressors?
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I shot all of their cans at Sig's range day during SHOT in '17 and '15 and they seem pretty good. Wound up winning a SilCo 762 Saker so that's what I'm going to use when it gets out of NFA jail.
I received the stamp for my SRD762ti-QD a couple weeks ago and have been able to take it out twice on my .308 since then.
So far I have been VERY impressed and it is clearly leaps and bounds ahead of the AAC SDN-6 I was using previously.
The taper-lok system works extremely well. There is zero movement once it's on, which was the biggest issues I had with the SDN-6.
Repeatability is excellent. I can take it on and off and it holds zero without issue.
I run 175 SMKs at 2600 FPS out of a 20" barrel with Varget and sound reduction is more than adequate to shoot all day without hearing protection.
With and without a magneto speed V3 hanging off the end it produced 5-shot cloverleaves so no issues with accuracy.
This is my first titanium suppressor and I will say that it appears to warm up quicker than the SDN-6. That's not an issue for me since this suppressor is dedicated to bolt guns only in my case. However, if you plan on running this on a .300BLK/5.56 SBR at some point, I would consider getting the non-TI version. I don't have any proof that the non-TI version will handle the heat better, but that seems to be the general consensus. I'd recommend doing some research in that arena if that's important to you.
So far I have been VERY impressed and it is clearly leaps and bounds ahead of the AAC SDN-6 I was using previously.
The taper-lok system works extremely well. There is zero movement once it's on, which was the biggest issues I had with the SDN-6.
Repeatability is excellent. I can take it on and off and it holds zero without issue.
I run 175 SMKs at 2600 FPS out of a 20" barrel with Varget and sound reduction is more than adequate to shoot all day without hearing protection.
With and without a magneto speed V3 hanging off the end it produced 5-shot cloverleaves so no issues with accuracy.
This is my first titanium suppressor and I will say that it appears to warm up quicker than the SDN-6. That's not an issue for me since this suppressor is dedicated to bolt guns only in my case. However, if you plan on running this on a .300BLK/5.56 SBR at some point, I would consider getting the non-TI version. I don't have any proof that the non-TI version will handle the heat better, but that seems to be the general consensus. I'd recommend doing some research in that arena if that's important to you.
I am very impressed I have used the QD 7.62 and 5.56 models
would absolutely buy both of them look a little funky but work great
would absolutely buy both of them look a little funky but work great
