Bigs28 Wrote:Did you call tbac directly? Silencer shop. Com didn't have them "in stock" but as soon as you ordered one they ordered it from tbac. They received it and forwarded it to my range in about 30 days time.

TNhuntsman Wrote:Just the thread I am looking for, the ultra 5 sounds like a good can, how easy is it to switch between a couple grendel ar15s (12" pistol and 16" rifle)? Is the ultra 5 still recommended?

Bigs28 Wrote:TNHUNTSMAN
The tbac cans come in direct thread or they thread onto their muzzle breaks. It's kinda decieving because the direct thread just has one of their muzzle breaks loctited into it. If all your barrels have the same thread pitch then buying the direct thread would be less expensive then buying a break for every barrel. If you end up buying the direct thread and get a different barrel in the future you can send the suppressor to them and they will remove the brake from inside without damaging anything. They just thread on so easy to move back and forth.

A5BLASTER Wrote:They have a perrty good vid of their cans on a grendel ar on youtube.

I talked to the owner about what can would be best for my needs, going from 12.5 to 16 then to 25 on the bolt action and back and he suggested the 7 inch can.

But if your only jumping from a 12 to 16 inch ar, I would think the 5 inch can would be good for you.

I have put this on hold because not even thunderbeast can find the can I'm wanting in stock with one of their venders. So it's on hold till I can get my hands on the exact can I want.

That are I might get a diffrent can and do a one stamp gun and just pin and weld it on the 12.5 and later on get a thunderbeast to move back and forth on my other rifles.

A5BLASTER Wrote:They have a perrty good vid of their cans on a grendel ar on youtube.

I talked to the owner about what can would be best for my needs, going from 12.5 to 16 then to 25 on the bolt action and back and he suggested the 7 inch can.

But if your only jumping from a 12 to 16 inch ar, I would think the 5 inch can would be good for you.

I have put this on hold because not even thunderbeast can find the can I'm wanting in stock with one of their venders. So it's on hold till I can get my hands on the exact can I want.

That are I might get a diffrent can and do a one stamp gun and just pin and weld it on the 12.5 and later on get a thunderbeast to move back and forth on my other rifles.

mtnlvr Wrote:Did they say why they aren't getting more cans to their vendors or when they thought they might?

ricsmall Wrote:A5

Check out the SiCo omega 300. You’ll never wear it out, as it is constructed of stellite and 17-4 baffles, and sounds really good. It’s a mix of cones and radials which helps as the gas pressure gets lower. Very efficient can with a really good tone, and I’ve shot one on my 12” Grendel. Really good sound at muzzle usually means loud port noise so I run adjustable gas block with H3 buffer and a heavy spring made for 458 socom. This is my setup I run with my form 1 suppressor, which is very similar to the omega. Very little change in POI, and has improved accuracy on every rifle I’ve shot it on. Also, the omega can be configured as direct thread or QD, all included with purchase. Full Auto rated and a touch over 6” with flat end cap and direct thread. 14 oz IIRC

Jake TN Wrote:I use a dead air sandman-s on my 18 inch Grendel and my 11.5 5.56. The attachment method is second to none and there is no minimum barrel length requirement.

Grendeltexashunter Wrote:I have a dead air sandman s in jail at the moment, that is the can I went with for my sbr. Silencer co omega is pretty much it's competitor and the omega can use the same ratchet attachment as dead air. There are too many youtube videos of baffle strikes on the omega that I decided on the dead air sandman s.

snarkscarbine Wrote:If you?re planning to put a tbac on a short Grendel, get ready for some gas in the eyes.