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I am a first-time buyer, looking at a multi-Caliber. Used on 308, 5.56, .223 AR's and Bolt guns. I am looking for advice/recommendations on types, brands, do's and don'ts.

A couple I have found information on are:

Banish 30
Omega 300

Thanks in advance.

Looking at a multi caliber….what?

Narrow it down; way down. There are literally hundreds of guns in those calibers. Kinda like asking for advice on buying an automobile. Not sure what a "multi-caliber means. Stating what you have in mind will get you plenty of advice.

OK! You're looking for a suppressor to serve on multiple guns. I have no advice in that regard.

A suppressor, thought the title would be enough.

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So far I've gleaned that a .308 can works better on a .223 than the other way around.

I like my resonator R2, It's almost as good as my form 1 can, but is a LOT quicker to swap between barrels
https://www.silencershop.com/yhm-resonator.html

I sometimes think about a shorter Resonator K, but suppressor volume (CCs, cubic in) is one of the major contributors to how well it perform

GrapeApe wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2023 9:54 pm I like my resonator R2, It's almost as good as my form 1 can, but is a LOT quicker to swap between barrels
https://www.silencershop.com/yhm-resonator.html

I sometimes think about a shorter Resonator K, but suppressor volume (CCs, cubic in) is one of the major contributors to how well it perform

Interesting link, some good info about the purchase. I like the prices also.

They make it pretty easy. I've purchased 2 from them. The R2 and a 22 rimfire

breamfisher wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2023 9:21 pm Subtle hints don't work with this group.
Blatant hints don't work.
They're men.
Be forward, be direct.

Just use your people words. No one come here wanting to listen to men talk cryptically like women.

What's your budget?

I have an Omega 300 and it works well enough for my uses, especially for what they tend to go for. The modularity is overrated, in my experience it just works itself apart.

If I were starting the can game over again, I would just buy a sealed .30 cal Surefire can and be done.

shotgunshooter3 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 04, 2023 6:09 am What's your budget?

I have an Omega 300 and it works well enough for my uses, especially for what they tend to go for. The modularity is overrated, in my experience it just works itself apart.

If I were starting the can game over again, I would just buy a sealed .30 cal Surefire can and be done.

After looking at the Surfire website, that price range is more than I want to spend. I am hoping to spend under 1K for the complete process.

Understandable, though if you look on other websites you may find it for less.

For your budget an Omega 300 is a solid choice, even with its shortcomings. It's popular for a reason.

I had a .30 can that I tried on a .22. It didn't work well. I don't know why.