Texas Silencer Company
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Originally Posted By: bobeanoanyone have any experience with them,mainly with the Outrider model?
Yes. I've been running that Ti can for 3-4 years and love it. it's well made and precision bored. Matter of fact, I changed the end cap from the 30 cal to 270 and forgot to change it back and shot my 308 through it and it didn't strike the end cap....but I just run the 30 cal cap with 223/5.56, 270, 243, 30-30, 308, etc. to eliminate the worry as reducing the hole diameter didn't do much for sound reduction for smaller calibers.
Howeevr, if I had to do it again, I would go with a user serviceable can like the Banish 30....mainly so I can shot cast bullets through it without worry of leading issues.
PS: Just to be clear, I've only ran jacketed bullets. It still weighs the 11oz as bought new so carbon build up has not been an issue. I would not use it for exposed lead 22LR. I have a dedicated 22 LR can that is serviceable and can tell you that I have removed lead from the baffles.
Yes. I've been running that Ti can for 3-4 years and love it. it's well made and precision bored. Matter of fact, I changed the end cap from the 30 cal to 270 and forgot to change it back and shot my 308 through it and it didn't strike the end cap....but I just run the 30 cal cap with 223/5.56, 270, 243, 30-30, 308, etc. to eliminate the worry as reducing the hole diameter didn't do much for sound reduction for smaller calibers.
Howeevr, if I had to do it again, I would go with a user serviceable can like the Banish 30....mainly so I can shot cast bullets through it without worry of leading issues.
PS: Just to be clear, I've only ran jacketed bullets. It still weighs the 11oz as bought new so carbon build up has not been an issue. I would not use it for exposed lead 22LR. I have a dedicated 22 LR can that is serviceable and can tell you that I have removed lead from the baffles.
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