So would it be accurate to say that WB performs BETTER than Noah on 5.56, despite less internal volume? Or do they perform comparably, just Noah is optimized for 6 ARC and is less efficient for 5.56, therefore the extra size isn't beneficial?
We already do. 5.56 is a rifle cartridge so a 5.56 suppressor (the WB) is rifle specific. The best example in their product lineup is the MOB vs SC. The MOB is for a PCC platform 9mm while the SC is for pistol platform 9mm.
@@tristanfreel7774 you're slightly off base in your response - I think you may have answered a question adjacent to mine. Feel free to regroup and try again.
@@mutejosh You are right. I thought I wasn't reading it right. And I do have an answer for you. They have been teasing a suppressor optimized rifle that they say will release Q4 2024 or Q1 2025. But no pistol variant.
I understand from the video that the performance will suffer but- my Cat ODB 718 (regardless of optimal suppression) will it work on a 308? or will it damage the suppressor?
The ODB is their .30 cal call and is optimized for semi auto .30 cal variants like an AR-10 platform in .308 from my understanding. You should be good to go. The JL is a bolt gun specific .30 cal can from my understanding. The ODB should be fine on a bolt gun too.
It will work, I've shot one on a 20" bolt 308, but it wasn't very quiet. It would be OK for reducing blast, and it's OK if you are taking a shot without earpro for hunting. But even with earpro, I would want something a lot quieter if I was blasting away with a semi-auto 308. Because of that experience, I'm pretty doubtful on the Dirty Dave's performance since it's smaller and louder than ODB. That's one can I'm staying away from.
@PrestonS-t9j thanks for trying to answer. but I don't think they replied exactly what I wanted to know. I understand the DD is recommended over the ODB, my question is just if it will get damaged. But they tend to reply with " we recommend such and such" but not a clear "Yes" or "no"...
I have a 22 cal bolt gun, 20" barrel, muzzle velocities ranging from 2800fps with TMKs, up to 3300fps from 55-60gr monolithics. Do you have or will you have a suppressor gear towards this use case?
Got to disagree dude, not one of us in the office run AC on a work guns, all IN718 or Ti64, and most civilians don’t need AC. AC’s are over engineered for Duty because of some department requirements they would never shoot. We’ll take lighter with good durability any day over extra ounces. Stay tuned for some new vids coming.
So would it be accurate to say that WB performs BETTER than Noah on 5.56, despite less internal volume? Or do they perform comparably, just Noah is optimized for 6 ARC and is less efficient for 5.56, therefore the extra size isn't beneficial?
WB is exceptional on 556 for its form factor.
Will we ever see a CAT suppressor optimized rifle or handgun
We already do. 5.56 is a rifle cartridge so a 5.56 suppressor (the WB) is rifle specific. The best example in their product lineup is the MOB vs SC. The MOB is for a PCC platform 9mm while the SC is for pistol platform 9mm.
@@tristanfreel7774 you're slightly off base in your response - I think you may have answered a question adjacent to mine. Feel free to regroup and try again.
@@mutejosh You are right. I thought I wasn't reading it right. And I do have an answer for you. They have been teasing a suppressor optimized rifle that they say will release Q4 2024 or Q1 2025. But no pistol variant.
Yep, AlleyCAT CACM is a full 556 + suppressor combo, out before end of year. 250 for civilian fans of CAT.
@@specterscat is there a CAT Can yet that is optimized for a semi auto 556 with only an 8 inch barrel ?
I understand from the video that the performance will suffer but- my Cat ODB 718 (regardless of optimal suppression) will it work on a 308? or will it damage the suppressor?
The ODB is their .30 cal call and is optimized for semi auto .30 cal variants like an AR-10 platform in .308 from my understanding. You should be good to go. The JL is a bolt gun specific .30 cal can from my understanding. The ODB should be fine on a bolt gun too.
@@mattwilson7344 yeah but the description of the ODB on their website, says
"762x39 (MAX 762 NATO)"
but 308 has higher pressure than 762NATO..
It will work, I've shot one on a 20" bolt 308, but it wasn't very quiet. It would be OK for reducing blast, and it's OK if you are taking a shot without earpro for hunting. But even with earpro, I would want something a lot quieter if I was blasting away with a semi-auto 308. Because of that experience, I'm pretty doubtful on the Dirty Dave's performance since it's smaller and louder than ODB. That's one can I'm staying away from.
@PrestonS-t9j thanks for trying to answer. but I don't think they replied exactly what I wanted to know.
I understand the DD is recommended over the ODB, my question is just if it will get damaged. But they tend to reply with " we recommend such and such" but not a clear "Yes" or "no"...
@@letsgobrandon416 interesting, they just recommended the DD to the guy below 🙃 maybe for bolt only?...
I have a 22 cal bolt gun, 20" barrel, muzzle velocities ranging from 2800fps with TMKs, up to 3300fps from 55-60gr monolithics. Do you have or will you have a suppressor gear towards this use case?
Too many SKUs guys. Alley cat should be default, no one wants inferior performance, even if it’s a nominal 10-15%
Except thats not how this works… for them to sell for contracts for many things… a product has to have its own sku…
Got to disagree dude, not one of us in the office run AC on a work guns, all IN718 or Ti64, and most civilians don’t need AC. AC’s are over engineered for Duty because of some department requirements they would never shoot. We’ll take lighter with good durability any day over extra ounces. Stay tuned for some new vids coming.
@@specterscat I’m not looking for you to agree or disagree. I just want you to take the feedback.
@@specterscat none of you guys run AC? tf? are they that much heavier?
@@mikeeeeee555oh ya take it baby