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Good reasoning. The length/weight of a rifle can on a pistol would probably disappoint you. I've been very pleased with my SiCo Omega 300, and have read good things about the DeadAir/Sandman. Their Mask-22 has been a joy on my Mark IV. When you are ready to purchase for your pistol, I would recommend looking at the shorter K series of suppressors.

 

Look into rugged suppressors as well.
Their surge 7.62 and Obsidian. 45 are great cans for the money and can be configured full length or K if you want to keep it short.

 

I'm waiting on my OSS 7.62 Helix. It comes with one QD break and you can now get additional breaks for .223 as well. It's good for up to 300WM. After tax stamp it was $1445. Additional breaks are about $125 each. Looking forward to trying it on my 20" POF 308.

 

Might consider a Sico Omega. The QD feature is over rated and there’s been plenty of cans go down range from issues with various qd set ups. On the omega, direct thread end caps can be swapped out for for 1/2”, 5/8”, and 3/4” threads. Spend $800 on the can and $200 on end caps, and you’re set with the rifles.

Edit: it appears the hybrid has the same options. I believe the hybrid will come with a qd mount, sell it and buy another direct thread end cap with the money.

 

Yes, those modular suppressors that you can switch from full to K are pretty neat. Too bad they weren't being made yet when I was in the market.

 

The hybrid comes with a direct thread mount.

 

Be careful choosing a Suppressor to fit everything.
You may be compromising your primary goal.

Some of the modulars do help reduce the issue, but having a “universal suppressor has as may cons, as pros.

Usually increased weight or length causing issues unlocking a barrel on pistol.
Longer or larger diameter to work for larger rifles than needed for .223.
Larger bore diameters - same as above.

When you start adding in extra mounts and end caps you might end up with a large portion of the cost of a suppressor you may end up buying later anyhow.