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Posted: 8/13/2026 2:54:31 PM EDT
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Looking to suppress my .45-70 lever gun, but may build an AR-9mm and/or an AR-350 Legend in the future which I would also like to suppress. I was looking at the SilencerCo Hybrid 46, SilencerCo Hybrid 46M and BANISH HNT 46 TI specifically, but would consider other brands/models. The biggest issue I see with the Hybrid 46M is it requires a QD mount and it's expensive (especially after buying the QD mount adapters needed to mount it on a barrel). The BANISH HNT 46 TI is also expensive, but is direct-thread mount so no costly adapters are needed. I'm on the fence as to whether or not a QD mount suppressor would be useful for what I intend on doing with it. Are any of these three good options, or would you recommend something different? |
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| I went hybrid 46 and it really does sound great on the big bore lever guns I bought it for to shoot subs. Downside is that it’s a bit heavy hanging off the end. I’m not worried about it being sealed I don’t shoot a ton of rounds out of those guns and if it does ever get real build up issues silencerco should be able to clean it out. |
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Originally Posted By Mad_Anthony: Looking to suppress my .45-70 lever gun, but may build an AR-9mm and/or an AR-350 Legend in the future which I would also like to suppress. I was looking at the SilencerCo Hybrid 46, SilencerCo Hybrid 46M and BANISH HNT 46 TI specifically, but would consider other brands/models. The biggest issue I see with the Hybrid 46M is it requires a QD mount and it's expensive (especially after buying the QD mount adapters needed to mount it on a barrel). The BANISH HNT 46 TI is also expensive, but is direct-thread mount so no costly adapters are needed. I'm on the fence as to whether or not a QD mount suppressor would be useful for what I intend on doing with it. Are any of these three good options, or would you recommend something different? I really like the Hybrid 46 DT but you can also put a direct thread on the 46M. Can’t go wrong with either one and price of the 46DT is what sole me. |
| I have the hybrid 46, most of the time it stays on a 9mm with 3lug mount. It’s a nice large volume can very little blow back on a 556 or 308. Don’t have anything larger to put it on. |
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Was looking at 45-70 options the other day, only started a basic list: Ramblin Man 46, 7.72", 8.8oz, TI TBAC Fly 45, 8.85", 10.47oz, TI/SS Anechox 45L, 8.1", 11oz, TI/SS Hybrid 46M, 7.72", 14.9oz, TI/In/SS Bushwacker 46 Gen2, 7.75", 15.8oz, SS Dead Air Primal, 7.9", 16.4oz, SS Bowers VERS 50, 11.25", 20oz, TI/AL Bowers VERS 458, 11.25", 23oz, SS/AL The weight on the Ramblin Man is nice. |
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Originally Posted By TX338: I got my Griffin Sportsman UL in .46 about a month ago. HUB compatible for direct thread or QD mount if your choice. Primary host is my Ruger trapper in 45-70. Shot it on a couple of 30 caps and a 6.5 checks the boxes for me. |
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Originally Posted By backbencher: My brother's never been happy w/ his suppressed .458 SOCOM. You've got a big bore & a lot of gas. I run mine on a bolt/lever. I can understand that with an AR. |
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| I have the griffin bushwhacker 46 it’s awesome. Can clean it if needed. User serviceable! Can use on 22 up to 45-70, 300 rum! Currently have it on 11.5 300 BO. It is low back pressure in that configuration. I like it! Just need to get some more rifles threaded! |
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