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SilencerCo Omega
#1
Who's running the Omega on their Grendel? What's your setup and what do you think?
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#2
I know you asked about the Omega... I run the Saker 762.

On my Grendel and have zero POI change with the JP barrel and MAAD mount. Besides the Grendel; I use this can on 5.56mm, 6.5x47 L, .300BLK (Subsonic) and .308
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#3
Thanks, sounds versatile. Anyone running a Harvester?
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#4
I have two friends using the omega. Great cans, sounds great on everything they have shot with it. I have a Tbac ultra 7 and a AAC cyclone. The ultra 7 and the omega sound about the same. But the omega will take more heat, auto rated.
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#5
My Saker has little POI change either, interested in the Omega as well. I'm wanting to buy one soon.
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#6
Running an Omega on mine. Sounds awesome
John 11:25-26
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#7
I'm using one on my 20" Grendel and a couple of 300 Blackouts. When shooting subs in the Blackout, the gun cycling makes more noise than the shot.

Only regret I have about my suppressor, is not getting one a long time ago.
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#8
^^^ We need a "Like" button... definite game changer. The first one is the hardest to wait for!
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#9
I have an omega I plan to use on my Grendel but I'm still working on the Grendel. The omega is great on 5.56 and 300blk though
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#10
I use my Omega for my 12" 556 and my 18" Grendel. I do direct thread on both to keep the weight and length down, and just to make sure it's mounted the same from time to time. I really like the Omega and really wish I had another one.
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#11
Well, I placed my order a few weeks ago. Got a ASR brake for the .264 LBC precision rig, ASR flash hider and 556 endcap for my BCM mid length.
Father in law ordered a Harvester for his 16" Blackout.
Maybe they'll be legal for next years deer season???
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#12
I've currently got one in jail that I plan to use on my 5.56 and a 6.5 if I decide to build an upper for my lower. Question is do they make a 5/8 to 9/16 bushing? Most of the 6.5 16 in. barrels I'm finding are 9/16 thread. Sorry didn't mean to hijack this thread just saw Omega coupled with a 6.5.
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#13
I have not ordered this yet so i cannot give a review but i plan to as i have the same issue of having the aa barrel with 9/16 thread.

http://precisionarmament.com/product/m4-...d-adapter/
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#14
Bigs28 Wrote:I have not ordered this yet so i cannot give a review but i plan to as i have the same issue of having the aa barrel with 9/16 thread.

http://precisionarmament.com/product/m4-...d-adapter/

I have it on my AA barrel to correct the threads so that I can use whatever muzzle device I want. It's great! It's extremely light, you'll never notice it's on the barrel. This should come as a standard from AA. AA.....get your sh*t with the times!!
UT ALII VIVANT !!!
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#15
I was ready to purchase a Saker 7.62 this week and now my plans are in confusion with the Omega coming out today.

This would be my first can. I'd like to suppress a 5.56 AR, a Sig 556R (7.62x39) and a G3 clone. I expect to add more caliber specific cans in the future but I want to get one going now before any possible issue with 41P. I was sold on the Saker due to versatility but since I am not currently invested in any one mounting system it seems like there are no downsides for me in purchasing the Omega instead. The Specwar ASR mounts are available for all my thread pitches and if I wanted a Saker in the future I could get it with the ASR Maad module.

For those of you more suppressor savvy than me, am I missing anything or is the Omega the can for me?
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#16
I went with the Omega for my first 30 cal. can and I am quite happy with it. I run it on a AA 20" Grendel, Savage 10 in 308 and Rem 300 Blk. It performs well (IMHO) on all. I like the idea of a somewhat modular can including direct thread and ASR mount options while having the option to remove brake (end cap) and use 30 cal. or 5.56 end caps (sold separately) for a shorter, more caliber specific config. in 223/5.56. I am waiting on a SiCo Hybrid (NFA jail) which I consider to be the Swiss army knife of the family which also should be compatible with the ASR mounts. YMMV.
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#17
I wish I could tell you how well the Omega works. Please tell the ATF to allow me to use it; my Omega is living in ATF jailSad
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#18
The hardest to wait for Suppressor is one you have to replace after someone steals yours.
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#19
Form 3 cleared today. Exactly 2 months
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#20
FML.

Called the ATF and they told me to expect an 8 month wait that started in July 2016. NFAtracker.com predicts that my Form 4s won't be approved until July or August 2017. Please support the Hearing Protection Act of 2015.
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