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    Tyler4495

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    Alright, i'm sure this has been covered in previous threads but I really would like others input. So here it is, i'm looking for a 7.62 suppressor that way it can be backwards compatible with my AR while still being able to use it on my RPR. So what would everyone recommend? Thanks for the insight!
     
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    Bobcat steel is great to deal with. I also have a Liberty freedom for demo. It's a nice can runs right at $700.00
     
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    Depends on what length you want.

    Little long, but priced right, is the AAC 762SD

    The Sig SRD762-QD I thought was impressive, I plan on getting one for a 300blk can.

    Rugged, Griffin, AAC, Sig, all make solid suppressors for under $800

    Those are all QD too. Plenty of good direct thread cans in there as well
     
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    I have been running a YHM Phantom M2 on my RAS-47 for about a year now and I have been very happy with it. Most people who shoot it with me comment that they cannot believe how well it suppresses an AK.
     
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    avboiler11 said:
    I've been very pleased with my SiCo Omega; I've run it on 308, 6.5 Creedmoor and 6mm Dasher bolt guns and 5.56 ARs from 18 to 10.5".
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    Hard to beat the Omega... I have a whole bunch of suppressors, including a few 30 cal, and the Omega is my go to 30 cal can.

    You may also want to look in to a Thunderbeast Ultra 7 since it will be on an RPR. It will work fine on an AR as well. Not budget friendly though.
     
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    I like my Saker but I probably would have went with the Omega if it had been out when I was looking for 7.62 cans.
     
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    I have a SilencerCo Omega. Its not the cheapest on the market, but it is really nice. If you run the flash hider/muzzle break, you can quick change it to anything else threaded in either .5x28 or 5/8x24 (223 or 762).
     
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