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Wilson Combat named this can after Bill Wilson's dog Bandit, and the whole idea behind it was simple: build a dedicated .30 caliber suppressor that does one job extremely well instead of trying to be everything to everybody. The Silent Bandit 6 is the six-baffle version, running 6.41 inches long and 13.3 ounces with a 1.75 inch tube, so it hangs off the end of a .308 bolt gun or gas rifle without turning it into a nose-heavy log. Average sound reduction comes in around 31 dB, and the gas management design keeps back pressure low, which your semi-auto will thank you for with less gas in your face and a cleaner-running action.
The baffle stack and tube are titanium, which is how Wilson kept the weight where it is, and the whole thing wears a high-temperature version of their Armor-Tuff protective finish. That non-reflective coating shrugs off corrosion and abrasion, so a wet morning in a deer stand or a dusty day at the range is not going to leave marks you lose sleep over. The mount and end cap are machined from H13 tool steel with a black nitride finish, so the parts that take the most abuse are built to handle it.
This version ships set up for a 5/8×24 thread, the standard pitch on most .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor barrels, so it spins right onto the majority of .30 caliber rifles out there. Because the Silent Bandit is built on the industry-standard HUB pattern with 1-3/8×24 threads, you can also swap in other HUB-compatible mounts down the road, and it plays nice with Wilson Combat's Quell K-Mount interface if you already run one of their cans. Both the mount and end cap come off easily, giving you full access to the baffle stack for cleaning.
Hunting, precision work, plinking with .300 Blackout subsonics, general range duty on a .308 carbine, this can covers all of it. If most of your shooting lives in the .30 caliber world, a purpose-built can like this simply outperforms the do-it-all options.
This is the .30 caliber bore version, so it covers cartridges like .308 Winchester, 7.62 NATO, .300 Blackout, 300 HAM'R, 6.5 Creedmoor, 7mm-08, and .30-06. Running smaller bores through it works fine too, though a tighter bore match always squeezes out a bit more suppression. It ships with a 5/8×24 mount, which matches the factory threading on most .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor barrels.
Yes. The suppressor is built on the industry-standard HUB pattern with 1-3/8×24 threads, so you can remove the included 5/8×24 direct-thread mount and install just about any HUB-compatible mount you like. It also works with Wilson Combat's Quell K-Mount interface if you already have those muzzle devices on your rifles.
It is. Both the H13 steel mount and the end cap are designed to thread off easily, giving you direct access to the titanium baffle stack for cleaning and maintenance. That is a nice perk on a centerfire rifle can, since many sealed designs give you no way to get inside.
Quite well, and that is one of its strong suits. The gas management system is designed to lower back pressure, which means less gas blowing back through the action and at your face, plus a cleaner-running gun. Combined with the 13.3 ounce weight, it is a solid match for gas guns and bolt rifles alike.
| UPC | 810129409079 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SPSB306BLK |
| ATF Type | Silencer |
| Caliber/Gauge | 7.62MM |
| Product Type | NFA – Silencer |
| Shipping Weight | 1.0 |
| Thread Pattern | 5/8"x24 |
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