I don't own an adjustable gas block and all my shit seems to work. That said, some of us thought that included AAC way back when! Now I'm sitting on four of those. I'd stick with a brand that's been around a while and isn't going anywhere. They're my only goto for custom suppressor shit, period. He's a metallurgist by profession IIRC and I use his cans primarily on large bore (BMG. Prices are kept down simply by using high grade SS instead of exotics.
KAC and Surefire are two of the best "all around" use cans and there are plenty that meter better -but not too many that can do everything they can as well as they do it.Įlite Iron is one I should mention that's a good mixture of all around quality and cost. I wouldn't get too wound up on dB numbers. Some cans are designed to be more user friendly as opposed to simply the quietest. On the other end you've got Surefire and KAC. Good warranty but one you may never need to use. They're a bit on the heavy side but they work well, are tough as hell, even take different mounts and end caps and don't cost a whole lot, can be found on sale too. Really, really good people.Ī quality budget can is the Silencerco Saker and that'd be my "first can" recommendation. They do make an abuse can now I'm not familiar with so I'd still check 'em out. TBAC is a FINE choice but generally not the best for AR's (while probably THE best for bolt guns). The best all around ones IMO are the KAC and Surefire cans but they're not cheap and I probably wouldn't recommend those as a first buy but you sure couldn't go wrong that way either. Suppressors are ALL about compromises -you increase one attribute, you reduce two or three others (one almost always being cost). One that latches or locks would be ideal, the threadover brakes like TBAC uses are more ideal (again) on bolt guns. Most folks don't direct thread AR's anymore. You can always get a dedicated 5.56 can later too, and some will use the same mounts -say if you got a 7.62 Saker (and they sell 5.56 endcaps too) later if you wanted a 5.56 Saker it'd fit -end of story. 30 can on a 5.56 rifle sounds deeper, throatier and while being a dB or two higher, it's not noticeable. The difference in sound will mostly be upset by the quality of sound -a. 30 rifles you wanna suppress too, then another option is to do a good job on that and then use that can on the 5.56. That's fine, but most buyers don't stick with that philosophy. More often than not, first time buyers want something they can use on ALL their rifles. 22 cans were the stepping off point but that changed about ten, fifteen years ago I guess.
That said, most people tend to go for pure performance on their first buy.
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As to whether you still need ear pro depends on several factors. The short ones will take a big bite of the noise without adding a bunch of weight and length. Won't work with 5.56? Need adjustable bullshit? What the fuck ever.įirst off, they make a HUGE difference! Even the 5" shorties, which are by far my favorite (and usually become everyone's favorite once they dive into this and own a few). You've likely been told a bunch of shit on other sites by kids that don't even own any of this junk.
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