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8/27/2026 11:16:29 AM EDT
[Last Edit: Dolor][Edited]
I have a hunt coming up. I'm a big fan of suppressors as rock them on most of my guns.

But I have a .338 Win Mag / build that I got for super cheap. I was curious if there's any reasonably priced cans out there for .338 win mag or if anyone as done it before.

I get sort of sucked down this fallacy when I just try to look at specs. Being that it seems .338 ARC or 8.6 BLK has much lower pressures so I see some folks running cans that are meant for compact shortys. But I'm not sure if they'd work decently or if at all on a more hunting purpose .338 win mag due to the pressures.

I've seen a few premium cans out there but they all seem to be pretty expensive. When i start to look at more budget friendly cans they seem to teeter into "is this even safe on a 338 win mag?" range, lol.

TIA.

EDIT: Tuna cans may seem to have something. Not sure if anyone has experience with them. I'd even be open to rolling my own from a kit.
8/27/2026 11:26:35 AM EDT
[#1]
Look at the AB Raptor 10 in .338.  It has a 24" barrel restriction for magnum calibers, but it should work well.  I use the 7.62 version on a 300 PRC without issue and it works fantastic.
8/27/2026 11:45:40 AM EDT
[Last Edit: akethan][Edited] [#2]
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Oh sorry. Not cheap
"I miss the days of being able to shoot all commies" G.B.
8/27/2026 1:18:34 PM EDT
[#3]
Look at some of the 35 cal stuff like the 36M too. Smaller and cheaper than a lot of 338 cans. I’m spacing the name but there was a company I ordered a 357 can from and it’s rifle rated. You could order them in different lengths 6, 7, 8 etc. I bought one on sale and threw it in the closet.
BikerNut:
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8/27/2026 2:16:18 PM EDT
[#4]
Rex Silentium is what I have. I think they had some issues and shut down but have what looks like a basic website back up now.

MG7K https://silentrex.company.site/MG7-K-Rifle-Suppressor-358-GEN10-Threaded-End-Cap-p794446832

MG X https://silentrex.company.site/MG-X-GEN10-6-Baffle-358-338-9mm-Custom-Suppressor-overrun-p814429906

CMMG says theirs are rated for 300 PRC with a 20" minimum barrel so I'd think a 338 Win Mag would be fine but of course you'd have to ask.
Zeroed 36 https://cmmg.com/zeroed-36

36K https://cmmg.com/zeroed-36k

Lots of companies making multi use stuff. If you find a can you like and it doesn't list magnum rifles definitely ask. I'd think that anything rated for 308 and a short barrel would live on a 24" 338 Win Mag but I don't know shit and am not a lawyer
BikerNut:
Normal people like motorcycles. Real people like motorcycles.

People who don't like motorcycles are just... weird.
8/27/2026 2:30:23 PM EDT
[#5]
Diligent DTF should be good to go. I run mine on a 338 ARC but it’s rated for the big boys I believe. Attached File
8/27/2026 2:34:33 PM EDT
[#6]
https://griffinarmament.com/product/bushwhacker-36-silencer/

I have one, under a grand and rated to 338LM
8/27/2026 5:58:57 PM EDT
[#7]
I have an Ecco Accipiter with a .375 bore.  It works well with my .375 Ruger and will do the job well on your .338 also.  They offer it in both stainless and Ti versions.  Mine is S/S, since the Ti version costs more and was out of stock when I ordered.  I also don't mind some extra weight on a .375.  They also have excellent communication and customer service if it becomes necessary.
8/27/2026 7:13:34 PM EDT
[#8]
I run a Griffin Sportsman Ultralight HD .36 on my 33 Nosler, it's outstanding.  

Attached File

8/27/2026 7:58:33 PM EDT
[#9]
We are making a .338PRC can with the brake front currently.  That's going to be around $980 or so I think.  It's pretty solid and segmented to try to be moderately affordable for the .338 Arc or other caliber people.
Austin, Managing Partner - www.GriffinArmament.com
8/27/2026 8:12:48 PM EDT
[#10]
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Originally Posted By turbobrick:
I run a Griffin Sportsman Ultralight HD .36 on my 33 Nosler, it's outstanding.  

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Impressive especially considering the price point.
8/27/2026 8:13:13 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE:
Rex Silentium is what I have. I think they had some issues and shut down but have what looks like a basic website back up now.

MG7K https://silentrex.company.site/MG7-K-Rifle-Suppressor-358-GEN10-Threaded-End-Cap-p794446832

MG X https://silentrex.company.site/MG-X-GEN10-6-Baffle-358-338-9mm-Custom-Suppressor-overrun-p814429906

CMMG says theirs are rated for 300 PRC with a 20" minimum barrel so I'd think a 338 Win Mag would be fine but of course you'd have to ask.
Zeroed 36 https://cmmg.com/zeroed-36

36K https://cmmg.com/zeroed-36k

Lots of companies making multi use stuff. If you find a can you like and it doesn't list magnum rifles definitely ask. I'd think that anything rated for 308 and a short barrel would live on a 24" 338 Win Mag but I don't know shit and am not a lawyer
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Some good info here too.
8/28/2026 4:20:05 PM EDT
[#12]
Universe-36
8/28/2026 6:39:34 PM EDT
[#13]
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Originally Posted By turbobrick:
I run a Griffin Sportsman Ultralight HD .36 on my 33 Nosler, it's outstanding.  

https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/164254/IMG_4219_jpeg-3818202.JPG
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Griffin doesn't appear to really promote the Sportsman Ultralight line much, but a lot of people who own them seem pretty happy.
8/29/2026 1:17:12 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Gtscotty:


Griffin doesn't appear to really promote the Sportsman Ultralight line much, but a lot of people who own them seem pretty happy.
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I have one OG and 3 later SM ultralights in .30,   They've been a part of many pronghorn, deer, elk, and coyote hunts.  It's was just natural to get the .36 when I needed a .338 capable can.  I usually use my Hybrid 46 with a 9mm front cap for .338, and I have a Porq Chop too, but the SM UL HD is the best sounding, and turns the very light 33 Nosler and it 220gr at 3000fps short barrel into a big baby.
8/29/2026 5:47:12 AM EDT
[#15]
As others have said the 36 cal cans are the way to go. Check out the rugged Alaskan and griffin sportsman 36.
8/29/2026 7:10:51 PM EDT
[#16]
I have a harvester big bore.   Not sure if it’s even for sale but it’s awesome how it changes the recoil and sound on a 338 Lapua.
8/29/2026 8:17:20 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By SoVa:
As others have said the 36 cal cans are the way to go. Check out the rugged Alaskan and griffin sportsman 36.
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Another vote for the Griffin Sportsman UL.  I have the 46 and am pleased with performance and price.

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