Ordered a Second 30 Cal Can

[calicojack]

I'm done with having to take a smoking hot can off of one rifle and put it on another with an oven mitt. I want the ability to have 2 suppressed rifles at once. Since I was able to get a free tax stamp, I ordered a Rugged Razor 7.62. I thought about getting a dedicated Razor 5.56 can; but decided against it for these reasons:

1. My AR's currently run with the 30 cal can - don't want to revisit tweaking with 5.56.
2. No problem if I want to run 2 non-5.56 rifles (e.g. 300 Black and 6.5 Grendel). Nor do I have to have a 5.56 can setup on an AR and then re-tweak for 7.62 and vice versa.
3. I am willing to take the 3db (or whatever) hit in sound reduction to have the added flexibility; would still have to wear ear pro either way.
4. Having a Razor and a Radiant, I have a short and long option in the Radiant, and a medium option in the Razor. The shorty version is sufficient on a bolt gun.

With the free tax stamp, this Razor is almost half of what I paid for the Radiant.

 

[John from MD]

I run a Griffin Paladin 300 on both .223 and .30 cal rifles and pistols. I'm sure a sound meter can tell the difference between the .30 cal and a dedicated .223 can but I can't.

 

[alucard0822]

30cal and K cans are usually better on semi autos because of the lower backpressure, and can be quieter at the ear than a really quiet, but restrictive can. The exceptions are some low backpressure 5.56 cans, they might be a little smaller, but usually have similar numbers to 30cal versions. If you have interchangeable end caps, they can help a little. I swap my 30cal and 9mm cans over to a flash hiding 22 end cap on my 5.56 stuff, and it works great, primarily to deal with the larger flash on 5.56 SBRs compared to 300BO, or even 308 in a longer barrel.

 

[Bountied]

I'm done with having to take a smoking hot can off of one rifle and put it on another with an oven mitt. I want the ability to have 2 suppressed rifles at once. Since I was able to get a free tax stamp, I ordered a Rugged Razor 7.62. I thought about getting a dedicated Razor 5.56 can; but decided against it for these reasons:

1. My AR's currently run with the 30 cal can - don't want to revisit tweaking with 5.56.
2. No problem if I want to run 2 non-5.56 rifles (e.g. 300 Black and 6.5 Grendel). Nor do I have to have a 5.56 can setup on an AR and then re-tweak for 7.62 and vice versa.
3. I am willing to take the 3db (or whatever) hit in sound reduction to have the added flexibility; would still have to wear ear pro either way.
4. Having a Razor and a Radiant, I have a short and long option in the Radiant, and a medium option in the Razor. The shorty version is sufficient on a bolt gun.

With the free tax stamp, this Razor is almost half of what I paid for the Radiant.

How'd you get a free tax stamp?

 

[Bountied]

I run a Griffin Paladin 300 on both .223 and .30 cal rifles and pistols. I'm sure a sound meter can tell the difference between the .30 cal and a dedicated .223 can but I can't.

What pistols do you run this on?

 

[John from MD]

What pistols do you run this on?

AR .223 and .300 BO

 

[Bountied]

AR .223 and .300 BO

Ahhhh, I thought you meant like a 9mm or something. Gotcha

 

[calicojack]

How'd you get a free tax stamp?

Declare Your Tax Freedom

Rugged's July Promotion - Celebrate America - Purchase a rimfire or pistol suppressor between 7/1/22 & 7/31/22 and receive a $100.00 eStore gift card. Receive $200 for rifle suppressors.

ruggedsuppressors.com

 

[Bountied]

Declare Your Tax Freedom

Rugged's July Promotion - Celebrate America - Purchase a rimfire or pistol suppressor between 7/1/22 & 7/31/22 and receive a $100.00 eStore gift card. Receive $200 for rifle suppressors.

ruggedsuppressors.com

Guess I missed the boat... is the Razor 762 any good?

 

[calicojack]

Guess I missed the boat... is the Razor 762 any good?

Oh yeah!

 

[outrider58]

Ahhhh, I thought you meant like a 9mm or something. Gotcha

That could get messy real fast...