re: Best Can for new rifle

Why do cans cost as much as the rifle?

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Surprised noones mentioning the silencerxo scythe ti. It’s a pretty top of the line bolt gun hunting can. I’m not normally the biggest silencerco fan just because I think there’s some better tech out there but for a a hunting bolt action that doesn’t require a real high tech suppression solution the scythe Ti hits the nail on the head.

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Way too many reports of them blowing up out there.

I’ve got one with about 1K rounds thru it, it’s been a solid can. Very light. It’s actually what I use on my deer rifle I use most often

$1500 does cover pretty much anything. I recommend a can either with a brake (Magnus S-RR) or can with the ability run a brake/flat cap (other optuons).

The brake is most effective on a S or even K style can as it dissipates less gas for suppression and allows the brake to function more effectively. A suppressor adds some recoil reduction versus a bare crown, but a can plus brake is almost to brake territory. You do lose some song suppression reduction by adding the brake, but I think it is worth it. The ability to stay on target and watch impacts is paramount in a hunting scenario.

If you want the quietest braked can then it is probably the Nomad To XC or Magnus S-RR. The Theorem S provides the most recoil reduction, but it is the shortest and loudest can.

I haven’t tried my Recoil X brake on the Magnus yet, but reports are that it is the bees knees.

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The ability to stay on target and watch impacts is paramount in a hunting scenario.

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Im so fn excited about doing this when I finally get a shot on one with the .223 this year.