Well you might be SOL.

 

In what way?

 

SilencerCo Hybrid 46 DTM | Multi-Cal Suppressor | Silencer Shop

Hybrid 46 DTM ships with 5/8x24 direct thread and .46 Bravo cap. Full-auto and magnum rated from 9mm to .45-70. See barrel guidance, mounts, and specs.

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Aero Precision LAHAR-30K

Aero Precision’s Lahar-30K silencer: Compact power! Superior sound reduction for rifles, full-auto rated, easy mount. Incl. flash hider & wrenches.

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A suppressor for a centerfire rifle pressure in a big enough caliber will be 800 at the basement. After the 200 tax stamp is gone

 

I may have been a little short. I just got home. Now that I took a deep breath and had a snack. You wanted good advice then you said you can't put a $1,000 suppressor on a $500 gun. Well what can you do? You get what you pay for.

It's like someone wanting to buy a new truck and saying they can't pay $40,000 because the last used car they bought was only $4,000.

I put a $900 (+200)suppressor on mine and love it.

 

Well the Banish 30 V-2 from Silencer Central fits the bill coming in at $999 with the free tax stamp special they're doing right now.

BANISH 30-V2

LIMITED TIME ONLY! Claim a free tax stamp ($206 value) with purchase. Use code STAMP at checkout.* The BANISH 30-V2 is the latest version of BANISH’s best-selling suppressor, now with an industry-standard HUB mount. It is shorter, lighter, and quieter than the award-winning BANISH 30. Modular...

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In all seriousness suppressors are one of those you get what you pay for, I have a $850 Banish 223 one on my 5.56 Ranch and love it. I also have the original Banish 30 and it's an excellent suppressor. One thing I think you're not taking into consideration is that the suppressor is not permanently mounted to your rifle, a 30 caliber one like the Banish 30 V-2 will do anything from .17 up to .300 Weatherby magnum. Meaning if you have a .22, .223, 6.5, 270, 300 win mag, etc it can be used on them as well. So unless the Ranch is the only rifle you own, that one suppressor is not just for your $500 Ruger, but could also fit any other rifle you potentially own. That's the beauty of one like that, they're modular and adaptable.

 

Wait till after first of the year, no $200 for the tax stamp.

 

The cost of the gun is irrelevant. Consider a suppressor a lifetime investment that is compatible with multiple guns. Which is what I try to maximize.

One option is to consider a pistol suppressor. Any 9mm or .45 model will be compatible with subsonics out of the .300Blk. Of course doing double duty with any pistol you have, depending on which route you take. I've done a ton of shooting with subs out of my .300's with my TiRant .45 suppressor. You just have to remember not to use super through it.

Another option is a rifle can that can accommodate multiple cartridges. A basic .30cal can won't save any money over a multi-caliber model like the Omega 36M I got last fall. It will handle any rifle cartridge up to and including .338Lapua. So I basically use it on all my AR's and other rifles using ASR compatible flash hiders. Including my American Gen2 7mm08.

 

Check out the Dead air mask 22, Rugged obsidian 9, or AAC 762-SDN-6 for a solid, budget-friendly suppressor for your 300 blackout, just keep in mind the $200 tax stamp.

 

If you have machinist skills or access to a lathe or milling machine you could try making your own on a form 1.

 

The SilencerCo Omega 300 is only $699. I put one on my American Ranch in 300 BLK and I wish I had done it years ago.

There's a whole thread on this build in the Projects section.

 

The SilencerCo Omega 300 is only $699. I put one on my American Ranch in 300 BLK and I wish I had done it years ago.
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There's a whole thread on this build in the Projects section.

Sweet setup!

 

This is easy math. Get a suppressor that works on multiple guns. My YHM phantom works great on my Ruger Scout .308, Ruger American 300 BLK, several ARs in .223. So, it works out to be about $100/rifle. Problem Solved!

 

I get it ... I have a IWI TAVOR X95 9mm PCC and with all the suppressor talk I had given some thought to putting one on it. And you're thinking, "oh it's just a 9mm" but it appears the ones rated for PCC are in a different class from handguns ... or so they say.

The ones I've been checking into have been $800 to $1000+. I have seen one or two in the $500 range but with so-so reviews on the cheap ones. My biggest issue is not putting a grand into a $500 rifle it's putting another thousand into a gun I already have something like $2500.00 invested in.

The TAVOR is the most expensive gun I've ever bought ($1700.oo) ... plus a SIG Romeo 5 RDS & Juliette 4 magnifier and a Timney trigger pack .... do I really want to drop another $1000.00 in one gun? I may have to wait awhile and see where the market goes for suppressors.

Kinda cries out for a cool FDE suppressor don'tcha think?

 

No, any pistol can will be fine on a carbine of the same caliber. I use my pistol can on this 8" braced Scorpion and it wouldn't be any different if the barrel was 16". Only difference is that the rifle suppressor can use the ASR QD mounts.

 

The Omega 300 is rated for full-auto and up to 300 Win Mag. My rifle wishlist includes a threaded lever action 30-30 and a custom .308, possibly on a Howa barreled action. I could use the Omega 300 on both.

 

since 350 legend is my sweet spot now and forever more, I am at $1200 min. on a $350 build. It will be 100 bucks per pipe for fittings.

 

The other comments about using 1 suppressor on multiple firearms make sense. However, I would be very careful about using a pistol suppressor with any rifle cartridge. Also, do some research into HUB compatible mounting systems. I started out trying to use 1 can on 2 rifles with different threads using 2 mounts (the back end of the can). That was based on bad advice from a guy at Silencer Central. I ended up using the Plan B standard (Omega for Q, Atlas for Rearden, etc.). I now have Plan B compatible muzzle devices on 4 different rifles that share that first can.

I’m not saying Plan B is the only answer. In fact, I have propriety HUXWRX muzzle devices on my 5.56 rifles. Just look into flexibility - how many companies make compatible muzzle devices in various thread pitches. Only 2 of the 4 rifles that share my Banish 46 have the same thread pitch (IOW 3 different sets of threads), and I had to modify one muzzle device because of bad design decisions Marlin made.

 

All you have to do is read the specs on the can. Every manufacturer supplies this.

 

What happens when you shoot $501 worth of ammo through your $500 rifle?

 

For a .300 BLK Ranch, check out the YHM Resonator R2 or Dead Air Nomad-LT - both under $700 before tax stamp. They’re durable, quiet with subs, and won’t break the bank.