HRE VS DPT suppressor

Hi Guy's,
Doing some trolling on a suppressor for my Blaser. Wanting to keep the package light & compact. I was thinking of just using a standard HRE suppressor
as they have only something like 80mm in front of the muzzle but after handing a DPT 22LR muzzle can thought wow this looks really good now wondering if a DPT over barrel would be as good (or better if you figure on it's lighter weight). Anybody done any back to back comparison of noise of these two brands.... how about long term wear & accuracy?

We did a test with a heap of suppressors on AR15's a while back (HRE, DPT, ODL, Waitaki and one more) - HRE was the loudest of the bunch (tested with same ammo and same conditions), gutting cause I owned the HRE suppressor and I paid double what others paid for DPT and Waitaki cans.

the dpt overbarrel is pretty good, happy enough with mine on my kimber montana

Look at a ATec cmm-4 not over barrel but muzzle forward. Have one on my Blaser R8. Do u want to hunt with suppressor on all the time? Light and quiet and reasonably priced from Quentin at 45 South.
Easy to carry in pocket and screw on when you need it.

If you forked out for a blaser you may also want to look at odl

im using a dpt on my 6.5/284 and its great, have 2 hardys in the cupboard and they do the job but dpt is lighter and way more compact

Luke, I have a DPT on my 243 and it is very good. The Hardy cans look prettier but Blasers are ugly anyway so why stop at the suppressor? I will be replacing my Gunworks durallium with a DPT in the future on my R93 in 7mm-08. Length is not so much a issue on the Blaser as we loose about 2.5" over a standard turn bolt regardless by having no receiver. Compared to a Dan-can my DPT is very unscientifically about the same noise.

I have a DPT over barrel on my R93 22-250 barrel, very impressed with it.

Will definitely get another DPT can, nice and light and compact.

Awesome service too.

Mean service. Had my dpt can the day after the payment was cleared.

I've had two HRE cans now - Gen 2 and his latest model Gen 4. I really rate the new Gen 4 can - nice and light and bugger all length to the thing. Noise wise... meh, it sounds how a suppressor should and the animals seem to think so too.

That said - I would glady buy a DPT based on all the postive reviews on here.

Overwhelming support for DPT! Does anybody bother cleaning theirs.....or just ignore & keep on shooting??

My DPT came with a insruction sheet that said you can clean it if you want BUT to not clean the first moduel as the carbon layer actually helps protect it/ prolonging life span of the suppressor. Not exactly in those words but something like that

DPT on mine....its not getting replaced by anything else......

For the price and the design of DPT suppressors, they are very hard to look past. I've had one, was exceptionally happy with it. Sold the rifle, wish I'd kept the suppressor!

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Originally Posted by Blaser

I have a DPT over barrel on my R93 22-250 barrel, very impressed with it.

Will definitely get another DPT can, nice and light and compact.

Awesome service too.

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What are the worth?
I may throw an over barrel on the .270.


Dan

Just deferring from the topic a wee bit, but I am curious as to what caliber people are putting suppressors on and for what purpose? Maybe I should start a new thread?

7mm08 - I'm just a skinny bugger so putting a DPT on for a few reasons, to reduce muzzle rise, recoil and noise reduction

I have a suppressed .25-06 and .223. My 223 is basically a 22 with the DPT can on it, hearing safe. The 25-06 is… less of a horrendous cannon with a Hardy can on than it used to be. Unsuppressed I'd get ringing ears even with earplugs; suppressed I still have to wear plugs with it, but at least I'm not wrecking my hearing anymore. (Always wore earplugs playing drums in a band too.) Suppression also makes it a lot nicer to shoot with other people; my 25-06 was downright antisocial unsuppressed.

With the less-than-huge calibers, I think noise is a bigger contributor to the "oh shit" flinch factor than recoil is.

Animals react a bit differently to suppressed shots sometimes too, spook a bit less, or come running back towards you instead of away from you.

Dpt can had a wok out today on the hills. May have converted a couple of guys with muzzle breaks to a dpt :)

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Originally Posted by mattdw

my 25-06 was downright antisocial unsuppressed.

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I can confirm this statement.

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Originally Posted by FletchNZ

We did a test with a heap of suppressors on AR15's a while back (HRE, DPT, ODL, Waitaki and one more) - HRE was the loudest of the bunch (tested with same ammo and same conditions), gutting cause I owned the HRE suppressor and I paid double what others paid for DPT and Waitaki cans.

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Not surprised at these results at all. Would be good to see some data on the relative sound pressure levels of all units tested on the same rifle though?

In general, larger heavier units will cool and suppress gas and noise better than compact feather weight units, and last longer. It really depends on what is a major factor to consider for the customer - maximum noise reduction, or is weight a major factor. It is all about what is the best compromise for you. Can't have your cake and eat it too, there is no perfect suppressor out there that is what a lot of guys seem to want:

Light, effective/durable, cheap.

Pick any 2, cry about the third.

D.

Effective and durable are separate IMO.

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Originally Posted by gimp

Effective and durable are separate IMO.

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Yes, you're right. Length is another thing guys tend to bitch about too. (No subliminal message intended....! :D )

Love my DPT. Sits on my FR8 mauser. Makes the 308 sound like a mouse fart with subs. With full power it makes it a nicer beast to shoot with less bark and felt recoil. I have the muzzle can and i like that I can add or remove modules at will. Awesome little unit.
I am 100% happy with the DPT.

I had the pleasure of being involved with Daren doing some range testing with a VU meter when he was developing his Blast Reducer. I ran it on my 25-06 and compared it to my full length Magnum suppressor also produced by Daren.
The peak measurements were taken at a distance of 1 meter at 90 degrees to the muzzle.
The difference in peak volume between the two units were minimal ( I seem to recall values of approx 2db, and the difference in felt recoil hardly seemed to e noticeable)
I have been hunting for some time now with the Blast Reducer and love it.
It's minimal front protrusion (45mm approx) and low weight make it ideal in the bush and on your shoulder.
I first started using DPT suppressor a when I work for the Outdoorsman Headquaters in Rotorua and can recommend Daren's professional service and great product.
Kia Kaha. Graham.


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FishnHunt - New Zealands Famous Hunting and Fishing Forum Since 1995 - DPT vs Hardy vs Gunworks Suppressor Review

From the "other" forum, which I also spend a bit of time on. This thread may be of interest to anyone contemplating suppressor purchases in the future.

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Originally Posted by LJP

Overwhelming support for DPT! Does anybody bother cleaning theirs.....or just ignore & keep on shooting??

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I have one for my .260 barrel and when Abe was mucking around with it he said the first baffle/part was pretty worn. I have never cleaned it. I still use muffs when load testing and rarely use it in the field, but have not noticed if it has got any louder over time, so I'm still happy. It has had a heap of rounds thru it.