Thread: Oceania Defense Suppressors - who has one?

hey guys,
i am rocking DPT suppressors on all of my rifles,
nothing to complain about,

was considering buying an Oceania Defense Magnum suppressor for my next rifle, as it will replace the suppressor on all 3 of my rifles,
I can only use one rifle at a time so i can just swap it to whichever rifle i want to use.

it is very expensive, but does the job of 3 DPT suppressors.

does anyone have one and highly rate them?
also compared to a DPT what do you guys think?

keen to hear your experiences

Very light good sound suppression but muzzle forward sp add like 6" to barrel length and pn a 26" barrel it's getting loooong.

As long as all same thread on rifle no problem , but odl seem to think they are a bit special and above us plebs reading between the lines since they got into exporting / gov work where as dpf gunworks ghost haven't forgotten us imho . and waimate etc

Old man has OD suppresor he runs on pest control rigs, has that fancy rachet lock system which he rates as super quick and easy going from 22/22mag/223, all AR15 platform. I'd have to ask how many rounds through it but I would guess thousands and thousands of 223 plus all the rimfire use also

A couple live here one .22 cal and one 30 cal . Both very good and ultra light

I remember the good old days of guys cooking bacon on their ODL cans.
Just remember that the combination of the steel brake/ratchet and Titanium can total weight is getting up there. Even more with the Inconel cans.

I've got a couple of 556 Samsons, use them on my 233 & 6x45 rifles. Awesome bit of kit.

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I have both 556 and 762 rachet lock suppressors. I used them for competition purposes.

One benefit over other direct thread suppressors is you don't need to worry about the suppressor walk itself out after a series of shoots if the muzzle brake adapter is torqued.

Plus they looks cool. Highly recommended.

I have their 30 cal alpine one on my 30 06 - nice and light with good sound reduction (but expensive)