Be careful with dB ratings. There is a lot of fuckery.This is supposedly a 9mm and down, everything can. Light weight (<10oz.) no barrel restrictions, belt fed capability, optional 30mm and 5.56 end caps, lifetime, no questions asked warranty. $830 with tax stamp included. As far as I can tell, it’s only downside, is it’s mounting hardware. They don’t explain the mounting options they have for it. My car9 and 300blk, have 3 lug attachments. My Obsidian 9, is restricted to subsonic 300 blackout, so I’ll probably mount this to it. But, it is reportedly, very capable for 5.56 and other very high pressure rounds. They’ve been said to be 130db’s for these popular rounds. I don’t think my dedicated 5.56 suppressor is even listed that low. Of course, I do realize, that all of these ratings are subjective. I guess I was just asking for creative mounting options, that would help. I did purchase this can, since this post. I really do like its versatility. And the more I begin to understand its mounting options, the more I see that other manufacturers have adapters that will work. It does have the universal 1-3/8”-24, like YHM or ECCO Machine. I’m learning
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Thanks Doc! I definitely realize the “fuckery” I don’t think this rating actually came from Rugged, so there is a little optimism there. I think it actually came from silencer Central, whom usually push their Bannish crap
Ah, good.
Interesting that 338 Lapua is quieter than 6.5 Creedmore.This is supposedly a 9mm and down, everything can. Light weight (<10oz.) no barrel restrictions, belt fed capability, optional 30mm and 5.56 end caps, lifetime, no questions asked warranty. $830 with tax stamp included. As far as I can tell, it’s only downside, is it’s mounting hardware. They don’t explain the mounting options they have for it. My car9 and 300blk, have 3 lug attachments. My Obsidian 9, is restricted to subsonic 300 blackout, so I’ll probably mount this to it. But, it is reportedly, very capable for 5.56 and other very high pressure rounds. They’ve been said to be 130db’s for these popular rounds. I don’t think my dedicated 5.56 suppressor is even listed that low. Of course, I do realize, that all of these ratings are subjective. I guess I was just asking for creative mounting options, that would help. I did purchase this can, since this post. I really do like its versatility. And the more I begin to understand its mounting options, the more I see that other manufacturers have adapters that will work. It does have the universal 1-3/8”-24, like YHM or ECCO Machine. I’m learning
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Agreed, but, as smdub is pointing out, I’ll bet the Creedmoor was a semi-auto.
I agree with you. Definitely going to go with a bolt gun next. Although, I have set my ar style rifles up with adjustable gas blocks and Raptor SD vented charging handles.
$830 (11.8oz) vs. $1,399 6.6oz) for 5.2oz? Sure, if money were no object. This offers very good (advertised) suppression for everything I possess.
Can’t help you there. I already have the Obsidian 9. Had I seen this can, I would’ve bought it instead of the Obsidian.
Ok - well then why not get a Rugger Razor 762 ($650)? Free tax stamp for that as well.
Because I have 9mm…. A lot of them
Ah - ok - you would also like a backup 9mm can. Now this makes more sense to me.
Hence my original question. The Yankee Hill 3 lug adapter is $120, and will, most likely work with my existing Rugged 3 lug devices. I also have a $100 credit, through Silencer Shop, via the purchase of my D/A Mask. I’m also a tier 2 Paragon member with Rugged, so I get 30% off of everything at Rugged. The R.U.M., as I understand, is basically a ratcheting adapter for certain Rugged muzzle devices, and it’s included with the suppressor
