nchunter78
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Hi - I'd like to start the process for a suppressor to use on my Henry Big Boy chambered for 357 Mag. Are there recommendation for the suppressor?
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Henry Big Boy "X" 357 Mag / 38 Special
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You could check out this video re: suppressed Henry Big Boy X in 357:
at the 4:00 ff
Disclaimer: I have no experience with suppressors at all. Just happened to watch this video last night and read your post this morning.
at the 4:00 ff
Disclaimer: I have no experience with suppressors at all. Just happened to watch this video last night and read your post this morning.
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FrankCastle762
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I was wanting a Model X just for this purpose.
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Would you want to use it on anything else?
my short list for a can dedicated to this rifle would be:
1. Rex MG7K 358
2. YHM R9 (it doesn’t list a 357Mag minimum barrel length, but is rated for a 16” .308)
3. SiCo Omega 9K (or 45K)
if you were loading cast lead projectiles...I’d alter that list a bit
my short list for a can dedicated to this rifle would be:
1. Rex MG7K 358
2. YHM R9 (it doesn’t list a 357Mag minimum barrel length, but is rated for a 16” .308)
3. SiCo Omega 9K (or 45K)
if you were loading cast lead projectiles...I’d alter that list a bit
First part of this short vid...he’s using the Osprey 9. This is the owner of the LGS I use...he’s a pretty funny guy and has some cool toys!
Fyi. Henry's tend to feed best with 158 grain 38s if you want a subsonic round.
Lever guns tend to be picky on overall length. Doesn't really matter who makes them.
For the suppressor, if your shooting cast lead I like the octane series, or the ghost m from dead air. Those are not built to be dedicated rifle cans, so you have a bit of modularity with them.
Lever guns tend to be picky on overall length. Doesn't really matter who makes them.
For the suppressor, if your shooting cast lead I like the octane series, or the ghost m from dead air. Those are not built to be dedicated rifle cans, so you have a bit of modularity with them.