Anyone had any experience with this one? Strongly considering buying. It comes with a sparrow silencer for free (have to pay for another trust though…screw the atf). I plan on using with a .300 bo

Excellent suppressor. I use one on 300 BO, .308, and .556 with the .22 end cap. Can direct thread or quick attach. Lightweight and compact.

Buddy of mine uses it for his .308 and he loves it.

I have one. Enjoy it very much. For many years it was the standard in the industry

It’s ideal for hunting rifles, etc. it’s a direct thread so not compatible with QD muzzle attachments. Theyre very lightweight and great performance.

This is not correct.

The Omega 300 is a lightweight, full-auto rated .30 caliber suppressor that is optimized for performance and utility. This suppressor is ready for carbines, hunting rifles or precision rifles. The Omega 300 is one of the first suppressors in its class to offer additional customization options through use of the included anchor brake or separately sold caliber-specific front caps. It provides a variety of attachment options by utilizing our Bravo style mounting system. The Omega 300 is the most-sold suppressor, ever.

The Omega 300 is a multi-caliber suppressor, rated from .223 REM/5.56 NATO to .300 WM. This suppressor is warrantied for short barrels down to 7” .300 BLK, 10” 5.56 NATO, 16”, 7.62 NATO, and 20” barrels for magnum calibers.

It ships with a 5/8×24 Bravo Direct Thread Mount, Bravo ASR Mount, .30 Cal 5/8 X 24 ASR Muzzle Brake, (2) Bravo Basic Tools, (1) Bravo Multi Tool, and a .30 cal Bravo Anchor Brake.

My bad, youre absolutely right... I was thinking of the Harvester, not the Omega.

I kinda wish I had gone the route of the Omega 300 and Sparrow 22 add on simply for the QD mounts. Have three different rifles I shoot with my 30 cal can. I went with a Silencer Central Banish 30 and 22 due to having a voucher for the 22. The only upside I see is the Banish suppressors are fully user serviceable, and I don't think the SilencerCo's are, may be wrong. My 22 suppressor was super dirty after just a few hundred rounds.

And I don't think you have to form two trusts, both mine are under the same trust and tax stamp. Maybe SilencerCo is charging a trust fee. Silencer Central did not. Either way the SilencerCo stuff is really, really good.

while many of the SiCo rifle and pistol suppressors are sealed, I'm quite sure all their 22 RF suppressors are user serviceable. Having a sealed RF can would be an awful idea for any company.

Just looked, their rimfires are cleanable. Agreed, 22LR is nasty stuff in a can but fun to shoot.

Appreciate the replies! Thanks y'all

Wanted to clarify, after going back and looking, it’s $200 for each NFA item, but both are under the same trust.

I have an Omega 300 and absolutely love it. I Use it on a 308. It’s a great hunting suppressor.

Appreciate the replies brothas…ended up buying one in the bogo sale. Getting a .22 warlock for free as well

You will enjoy them.

I’ve got the Harvester 300. Didn’t need the rapid fire capability so it made sense to save money.

Fair enough…how do you like it?

It wasn’t a need but a want

I love it honestly. I’ve bought a lot of wants that was probably a waste of money but that wasn’t. I don’t regret the purchase one bit.

Good to hear…wife thought the silencer was stupid…she doesn’t know I got them both 😂 same here cause I wanted it lol

You’ll really enjoy them. I haven’t shot my center fire suppressor much, but have had a hell of a lot of fun with the 22 can on the end of my BuckMark pistol. Got the center fire can set up on my new 7mag just been too dang hot to go shoot it.