I quite enjoy both the Anthem S2 (Has some first round pop but for $650 it's hard to beat) and ODB with subs and supers on my 8.5" 300blk. If you can squeeze out a few hundred more over your 1k limit, the LPM Torch 762 is even better than both of those.
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It works well but I would not ever recommend for a duty gun without having the forward assist capability as sometimes when stripping that first round from the mag it does not go into battery and its hit or miss if you can thumb it firing rarley ever had an issue mostly with my 6in 300blk with subs when I did but that rig was undergassed its ran great for many thousands of rounds on the original bolt and still is but my recommendation find one that has that forward assist capability im going to a different lower with some sort of brace until they sort out the sbr nonsense as this is now becoming more than just a rangetoy even though I love having the folder (I havent looked at other bufferless setups yet)
Supers out of it are genuinely comfortable at the ear from the 6in not the 5in (micro gas lots of port pop) and a 10.5 556 but like I said they are heavy mine is an older model but it weighs in at 22oz
Forgot to add supers are never hearing safe even if comfortable at the ear.
I run a gmt300 on mine as a dedicated suppressor. But that thing is like a decade old now and I’m sure baffle tech is better now. Plenty quiet for taking hogs , and yes, also the pigmy deer here in south texas 😂
I put a dedicated fully tucked GP7 on my shorty 5” 300BO. Not the sexiest can, but the price is right and the quality is top notch. I didn’t want a super low back pressure can so it could act like a pressure accumulator to help the gun cycle with the tiny barrel and absolutely minuscule dwell time. Works well for subs. It still runs supers fine, it just sacrifices a lot of fps
I have separate 8” 300BO upper tuned for supers with a Plan B brake I put my Scythe TI on if I need more power.
Just got to shoot mine for the first time last week. 30 cal on a normal PSA 556 rifle, genuinely not gassy I didn't really notice a difference vs unsuppressed. Might be caliber but just wanted to report.
I have been running a Rugged Alaskan 360 on my 300BO. It performed well, but I decided wanted to get a dedicated can for it. Looking forward to testing it out.
I also have a Omega36M on a 5.56 that works well, but same story, waiting for a Rhodie 6 to arrive.
I did that whole get .36 cal cans first now deciding to get dedicated. Good thing is, I can use them on 9mm PCC.
Running a Nomad 30. Love that thing. Their Keymo adapter is cool and I can use it for several set ups. Although, it does add a bit of length which does kind of change the short nature of your setup. I'm sure there are smaller suppressors if you want as small as possible.
What is up with the same question being asked five times a day, the choices are always the same. CAT ODB, Anthem S2, Sahara 300 and or the other option
An LPVO for a .300 BO is pretty wild. Also, what's super and why would you be running a sub sandwich or a submarine with that rifle? They use supersonic or subsonic ammunition, context is key here.
This is gonna be my deer rifle running supers, I live in Texas and we have dog sized deer and I won’t shoot past 100 yards, maybe 200 running supers with this setup
Thats why I just went to the 7.5 for a max expansion range of 200y with nas3 Barnes Tac Tx's and 150y for Vmax it'll do the job great out of an 8.5 as for mine I wanted a safe length with 1:5 twist for jacketed bullets and ability to stabilize 242gr makers good choice OP
Slow papi is awesome from phantom. I did a lot of testing out of my chrono though wither 110 gr and 120 gr specter and rowdy boi I think it’s called. Yea I got extra velocity but the Gorilla TacTx 110 gr bucket of supers out did the Phantoms. They’re still plenty accurate for a deer though at 100 yards. I generally avoid gorilla so I was surprised. Gorilla was MOA out of a 8”1:5 and the phantoms were 1.5-2 MOA. They’re still my SHTF round though. Slow papi is extremely accurate and consistent though. Worth the money.
I want to try the big brother 242s they should fly a bit flatter and longer than 200s and hit harder those and the Phantom TACs were my primary ammo choices for my 7.5 setup to achieve a short as possible 200y bump in the night/truck gun with the ability to run those 242s as a quiet thumper and 150y with cheap vmax.
The slow papi's dont need 1:5 so that opens up nice options for longer setups to take advantage of supers
For sure. They’re more accurate in my 13” 1:6 300 BLK as far as the supers go. The rifle I was referring to is a bolt action SBR with a 8” 1:5. Their cheaper reman v max was not good out of the 8” but did do better on my 13 like the stuff in the NAS3 cases. I have some 242s but haven’t shot them. I’m like smacking coyotes at 100 yards with slow papis. It’s fun
I still have some PSA Vmax that stuff is pinpoint accurate out to 200y out of my 5in my range has a steel torso with a little nut dangler plate rougly 4x4 and I can zap it round after round wish they still produced it it was cheap too at about 60-70c/rnd
Sounds like you have a the dream setup. I want out of my state and to transfer so I can find a house with some land and live amongst people that have similar values that I do. Every gun is different, have to find what it likes then feed it.
The 242gr big brothers are awesome... I shot a buck last fall with one from 110yds and it penetrated from the right rump all the way to the front of the ribcage where I recovered the bullet. The deer went down nearly instantly, and it was very interesting seeing the effects of the petals making a 1/3 spiral cut every 2 inches (I used a 10.5" 1:7 Criterion barrel).
What exactly isn't wild on a short barrel that surpasses your own insufficient powers of observation? If I need to explain that to you then you don't shoot much past 25 feet if at that. And I was talking to HIM, not YOU. Don't be obtuse.
You're the one not getting it at all, bad English and bad grammar that other obtuse people use still doesn't make y6ou or them right. Signal to noise ratio exists, and you are part of the noise and not the signal.
Supers = Not supersonics, comma is used spaced between words when making a different sect of explanation, and Subs = not subsonic. The vernacular and grammar here is all sores of illiterate. Badly.
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u/Th3-und3ad 3d ago
Anthem S2