Suppressors TBAC 338 Ultra Gen2 vs. CGS Hekate

[HOLLYW00D]

Have these two been directly/indirectly compared, yet? I'd be thankful to see the "shooter's ear" numbers in .338, .30, and 6.5, if anyone's stumbled upon a comparison that includes these two cans. TIA.

 

[Zak Smith]

I think we have data, let me check

 

[Jnull]

I’m a big cgs and tbac fan, I have a couple cans from each manufacturer but the hekate only comes in 3/4x24 direct thread so any other pitch you’ll need a thread adapter. I have a Hyperion K that’s direct thread but it’s dedicated to one gun in that pitch so I don’t care. Just something to consider.

 

[HOLLYW00D]

I’m a big cgs and tbac fan, I have a couple cans from each manufacturer but the hekate only comes in 3/4x24 direct thread so any other pitch you’ll need a thread adapter. I have a Hyperion K that’s direct thread but it’s dedicated to one gun in that pitch so I don’t care. Just something to consider.

Looks like the 5/8-24 may be a more widely available option, now:

CGS Hekate-DT 338 5/8x24

CGS Hekate-DT 338 5/8x24 The CGS Hekate is your ultimate big bore suppressor that weighs 17.9 ounces and has a 10.5 inch length. Featuring CGS’s variable core diameter (VCD) technology, the Hekate boasts incredible sound reduction and flash reduction, as

www.silencershop.com

 

[Jnull]

Looks like the 5/8-24 may be a more widely available option, now:

CGS Hekate-DT 338 5/8x24

CGS Hekate-DT 338 5/8x24 The CGS Hekate is your ultimate big bore suppressor that weighs 17.9 ounces and has a 10.5 inch length. Featuring CGS’s variable core diameter (VCD) technology, the Hekate boasts incredible sound reduction and flash reduction, as

www.silencershop.com

CGS only lists it as 3/4 on their site, but their site is terrible. Doesn’t even list the length or weight of their own can.