Bolt gun or AR for suppressor

[Spidicus]

So I'm waiting for my omega to get out if jail. I need a threaded barrel for it. My current dtech AR upper is not threaded. I'm pretty much decided to go with .223. Should I get a bolt gun or a new upper that's threaded? Most shots are inside 200 yards.

 

[1badshee]

Bolt gun will be quieter.

 

[crapshoot]

Thread your DTECH and get a bolt gun.

 

[Spidicus]

My dtech is fluted and has the built in compensator so it cant be threaded. Leaning towards bolt since should be quieter as mentioned already

 

[crapshoot]

Life is to short to only have 1 host weapon. Might as well get another upper too then. AR parts are cheap right now.

 

[Funkeruski]

What are you shooting? Deer....bolt gun. Hogs....AR. Correct answer is to get both.

 

[crittr gittr]

My dtech upper also had the built in compensator and believe it or not it is actually threaded on. I would call them and find out if yours is to.

 

[songdog]

My DTech AR .223 had Mike's integrated compensator and it was no big deal for the gun smith to remove it and thread for my suppressor.

 

[reb8600]

Mikes compensator should be threaded on.

 

[willy1947]

I can hear the firing pin snap in my bolt gun.

ARs make to much noise.

 

[Bling]

Been trying to decide this. Sounds like bolt gun it will be

 

[KCGoatie]

The recoil impulse on a suppressed bolt action is more enjoyable.