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A lot of folks find they use a .22lr supressor more than their centerfires just because they are small, light, pleasant to shoot, and ammo is cheap. I'd go with one of those first (and did). A .308 can is next on my list to use on 308s, 7.62x39 AKs, and 5.56 ARs.
I don't know where in Oregon you are but Mat Brady from TROS is where I got my 22 can and am very happy with it. He even brought it out to my place with a 10/22 and P22 for a demo since I'm local (and brought out a 308 can to demo when I needed an adapter replaced recently, great service!). Here is their website TROS USA
I don't know where in Oregon you are but Mat Brady from TROS is where I got my 22 can and am very happy with it. He even brought it out to my place with a 10/22 and P22 for a demo since I'm local (and brought out a 308 can to demo when I needed an adapter replaced recently, great service!). Here is their website TROS USA
I'm torn between QD or thread-on for my next can also. Removing the flash suppressor isn't a big deal but depending on how your flash suppressor indexes on your barrel (if it's a design with a closed off bottom) I don't like the idea of going through crush washers like toilet paper every time I want to use a different gun with the can. Not sure if the POI shift is more consistent (or less) with one or the other.
