Multi-cal suppressor

[sapper1]

I am looking for a good multi-cal suppressor that I can swap from my AR 15 all the way up to my 308, any recommendations?

 

[GetReal]

I use my old Ops Inc 12TH.

Now Allen Engineering. And maybe renamed again since.

But yeah... its doable and is ALMOST hearing safe on my 224 Valk.

 

[NF1E]

I run an OSS HXQD .338 Mag Ti on everything from 22 rf up to .308. I do have a separate old can I run on the ARs most of the time, but the OSS works fine with the proper adapter from the 1/2x28 to the OSS adapter. Whatta Hobby!

 

[Nevned]

I am looking for a good multi-cal suppressor that I can swap from my AR 15 all the way up to my 308, any recommendations?

Gunwerks offers suppressors with inserts from 22-30 cal. I have one and like it for multiple calibers.

 

[Mark M.]

AB

 

[64Rambler]

I run a TBAC Ultra 7 .30 cal on everything from .223 (AR-15), a 7mm-08 PRS rifle and a .308 (AR-10). Is a .223 specific can quieter than a .30 can on a .223, probably.

 

[d6mmwea]

I use the Banish 30 on multiple calibers. I'm more than satisfied with it.
Good Shoot'n,
Dan P

 

[ronsatspokane]

I run a Dead Air Nomad on everything from 30 cal down to 223. Works well for all including magnums in the middle of the range like a 6.5 PRC.

If you are going to run one on a direct impingement AR though you'll need to consider a variable gas block unless you like getting a face full of gas. The back pressure caused by a suppressor pushes a lot more gas down the tube and into action. The alternative is one of the new low back pressure suppressors but then you are into dedicated suppressors. The cost of a new gas block is much cheaper than the cost of another suppressor.