Looking to purchse a suppressor

[GolfWhiskey]

Afternoon gents! (and ladies)

I shoot a Rem 700 .308 on a nice piece of land way out in the boonies and up until a few months ago everything was cool until the neighbors mentioned the noise. I'd like to look into buying a suppressor for my rifle but don't know the first thing about them other than they are pricey and require a $200 tax.

Could you fine gentlemen provide me with some suggestions as to which item would give me the best sound suppression for the money? I don't want to spend an ungodly amount, just enough to make the rifle less noisy. Thanks in advance!

GW

 

[patrickcudd]

Go to the NFA/Class 3 section of the forums. Lots of info there!

 

[aeropb]

Give Major Malfunction a call.

 

[RustyZX9]

Give Major Malfunction a call.

^^^^this...

 

[repete34]

While not the cheapest, I am very fond of my Surefire can.

 

[338Shooter]

If money is a factor, YHM Phantom. If you want the best .308 can for a bolt gun, AAC Cyclone.

 

[GolfWhiskey]

If money is a factor, YHM Phantom. If you want the best .308 can for a bolt gun, AAC Cyclone.

Thanks for the suggestions. Knowing as little as I do about the subject, what makes the Cyclone worth the few extra hundred bucks?

 

[JDeaton]

Have an aac cyclone and love it. Use it on a 300 whisper with almost zero sound and a dpms 308 and sounds about 22 mag from sonic crack but makes it very pleasent to shoot.

 

[Bushman]

There is a gun store in Pauls Vally that carries silencers for .22lr, .223, and .308. I forget the name but it's a short drive from okc. They have a huge selection of all things gun, and is worth the trip.

 

[jbarnett]

There is a gun store in Pauls Vally that carries silencers for .22lr, .223, and .308. I forget the name but it's a short drive from okc. They have a huge selection of all things gun, and is worth the trip.

There are OSA sponsors here that sell them at great prices.
I think its a good idea to support the businesses that support OSA.