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Did the paperwork for a DA Mask and a centerfire can today. Thanks to those who took time out to educate me and share their thoughts.

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which one?

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Originally Posted by huntsman22
which one?


http://www.texassilencercompany.com/

It's heavy, but quiet. That had it for $350.

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Too heavy. You can get a EVO for $600



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Heavy doesn’t correlate with quiet. Sometimes to durability depending on what you want to do with it. Either way I’m sure that you’ll enjoy them. You can’t beat $350. I have a Mask and love it.

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Originally Posted by TheLastLemming76
Heavy doesn’t correlate with quiet. Sometimes to durability depending on what you want to do with it. Either way I’m sure that you’ll enjoy them. You can’t beat $350. I have a Mask and love it.

This one takes a 308 down to 131db. Comparing it to others on the market, that was the best I found. At 25 ounces, it's far from the lightest, but there are a lot of heavier mufflers on the market. It won't see heavy use. I figured at the $350 price point, I couldn't go too wrong. I am confident that the money spent on the Mask was money well spent.

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I would look at David Saylors and Liberty suppressors…guy is a guru to all things quiet..


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So did you ever decide on a .22 Can Kaleb?
I've thought about getting one for a few years.

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Originally Posted by ElkHtrNevada
I have a GEMTECH 22 suppressor. Subsonics sound like an BB gun.




I also have a Gemtech GM-22. Also have 2 Dead Air Masks. Like all 3.


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Originally Posted by gonzaga
So did you ever decide on a .22 Can Kaleb?
I've thought about getting one for a few years.

Because of them being local and available I got another mask. I still want to try some others but it was the easy button. The more I shoot suppressed the less I care to shoot without. I had a big stray Tom cat come by the barn Saturday. I had my trusty 22-250AI handy but it’s not been chopped and threaded yet. Dang I forgot how loud it is.



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Yeah everytime I hear a rifle being shot without a can on it all I can think is "SAVAGES"!!!

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Originally Posted by JohnBurns
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Originally Posted by jerrywoodswalker
Now, I've got several rimfire & centerfire suppressors... If I were starting over, I would get the Optimus Micro as a first suppressor, since besides shooting rimfire, it allows you to dabble with centerfires.

Jerry

Thanks for all the info. This is kinda where I am with it.

LOL.

Pretty sure when all is said and done you won't have a supressor.

Lets see what happens. grin

You were right John. I didn't end up with a supressor. I ended up with a suppressor. One of two came in today.



For the sober members of the forum, any recommendations on for what to do before I start shooting to make it easier to clean?

About how many rounds do you go before cleaning?

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You will have to deal with the lead deposits which is a pain to clean. There is a dip recipe that removes the lead, but I don’t feel like dealing with the lead residue from that process. I coat the parts with TC Bore Butter after cleaning.

I try to clean every 500-600 rounds. I have seen someone else with the same 22RF suppressor that even the gunsmith could not disassemble.

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Anyone have a Silencerco Switchback and how does it compare with the others mentioned?

I have a Sparrow and have been happy with it but want to get another. The Dead Air and TBAC are both top runners for me right now but the Switchback is interesting.

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