I backordered a K from you guys last week. I couldn't pass up the free tax stamp offer with such a great suppressor. Here's hoping the backlog isn't too long!
I bought the full size around the same time. I reached out to CGS and they replied saying they were having shipments go out mid Feb to SS so hope mine comes in soon so I can start my jail time
@Micahgtb42 good news they finally got it in for me 2 days ago. Waiting for it to be sent to the shop and start the atf wait. So hopefully you'll be getting yours soon also
How long is the actual muzzle device/thread adapter? I know with the Hyperion installed it's only 3/4" more to the overall system. I'm more wondering about the muzzle device/thread adapter's length for pin&weld.
The internal coating of this suppressor really destroyed my upper due to all of the titanium or S Line coating jamming and scratching everything up. Seems like they should get the excess out before they send it to you.
Is the only reason to get the K over the full size to make your build as short as possible with the trade off being less sound suppression? Or are there other factors to consider if choosing between the K vs full size? Thanks
Looking for a 30cal suppressor for a 300BLK rifle. Want it stupid quiet. A traditional baffle can was suggested like the Sandman L. Was told the Sandman wasn’t compatible with plated bullets looking for suggestions on what can would be capable?
The sandman is a loud 300BLK silencer. It’s a loud silencer in general. If you just want stupid quiet, the full size CGS Hyperion about the quietest you can get.
@@martinroskres1297 If you have a 1:5T on that barrel, stay away from plated bullets. There's a few names that this company says will be safe, another says this other - translation for me, take the suppressor off if you're shooting a 1:5T barrel with plated ammo. 1:5T from the major manufacturers who aren't using plated ammo is fine.
@@SilencerShop Just trying to figure out if those were my only two mounting options. Do you know if the adapter provides any effect similar to a muzzle brake or compensator?
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Bought both from you all. Quietest on the market!
Tough to beat them!
I have a hyperion full length. It's a joy.
It is amazingly quiet!
I bought the K from you. Is there a different front cap with a brake that I can put on from another brand that adds some extra recoil mitigation?
Currently, just the solid and vented end caps.
I backordered a K from you guys last week. I couldn't pass up the free tax stamp offer with such a great suppressor. Here's hoping the backlog isn't too long!
They get filled pretty quick, great pick up!
I bought the full size around the same time. I reached out to CGS and they replied saying they were having shipments go out mid Feb to SS so hope mine comes in soon so I can start my jail time
Haha still waiting for the Hyperion I ordered to get filled off back order. Hopefully it gets sent soon so I can start the atf wait time.
@@DeathGripX_X Same, still waiting...It's gonna be 2026 before I can use the damn thing.
@Micahgtb42 good news they finally got it in for me 2 days ago. Waiting for it to be sent to the shop and start the atf wait. So hopefully you'll be getting yours soon also
What's needed to mount this to a Sig Rattled of without removing it's factory muzzle device?
Which one of these would be best for my 6.5 creedmoor
I'd go for the full sized Hyperion, maximum quiet!
When will the Hyperion K be back in stock? I can’t find one anywhere!!
Fingers crossed soon!
How long is the actual muzzle device/thread adapter? I know with the Hyperion installed it's only 3/4" more to the overall system. I'm more wondering about the muzzle device/thread adapter's length for pin&weld.
Can you do an overview on the sci six?
I'll put it on the suggestion list!
@SilencerShop hardly any content on the can and i feel likes it's super underrated
The internal coating of this suppressor really destroyed my upper due to all of the titanium or S Line coating jamming and scratching everything up. Seems like they should get the excess out before they send it to you.
So now it won't match your lipstick and eye make up color? Or is it the purse that it won't go with?
@@lelandgaunt7130 why do you say that?
Is the only reason to get the K over the full size to make your build as short as possible with the trade off being less sound suppression? Or are there other factors to consider if choosing between the K vs full size? Thanks
You pretty much nailed it, you trade size/weight for suppression.
Wait.. what?? I have to order an adapter if I’m not shooting a sig sauer tapered barrel?
Unless the shoulder is wide enough, a taper adapter is recommended.
would kind of brake would it work with , Dead air ??
The Hyperions are direct thread
What rifle is that?
That is an Aero Precision Solus in 6.5 Creedmoor
Looking for a 30cal suppressor for a 300BLK rifle. Want it stupid quiet. A traditional baffle can was suggested like the Sandman L. Was told the Sandman wasn’t compatible with plated bullets looking for suggestions on what can would be capable?
The sandman is a loud 300BLK silencer. It’s a loud silencer in general. If you just want stupid quiet, the full size CGS Hyperion about the quietest you can get.
This is a great option for 300BLK, the full size Hyperion would be our recommendation.
@@SilencerShop thanks for the information.
@@martinroskres1297 If you have a 1:5T on that barrel, stay away from plated bullets. There's a few names that this company says will be safe, another says this other - translation for me, take the suppressor off if you're shooting a 1:5T barrel with plated ammo. 1:5T from the major manufacturers who aren't using plated ammo is fine.
cgs hydra in jail...hyperion will be next purchase soon
Thats an awesome combination for rimfire and centerfire!
At this point, if it doesn’t have a hub mount, I won’t even consider it. Too many muzzle devises already.
It’s direct thread
Is that the ONLY muzzle device compatible with these two suppressors? I bought both and am currently using DT but am interested in a muzzle brake.
The Hyperions are deigned to be direct threaded, but can use the CGS thread adapter.
@@SilencerShop Just trying to figure out if those were my only two mounting options. Do you know if the adapter provides any effect similar to a muzzle brake or compensator?
As soon as I can put a plan B in one it'll be top of my list. Until then, no thanks.