Ridgeback makes good suppressors, but if hunting I would look at the braked suppressors of the Tenet limited line. They are quiet, short, and help reduce reticle movement if you care about follow-up shots. They have a size limit on barrel since they do go back very slightly over the barrel. For hunting, it should not matter - does matter for competition weight/size barrels.
I don't hunt, but do PRS. I have something along the lines of 20-30 suppressors - latest was a Abel Theorem L with a Recoil X added and it is astonishing how little movement it results in and is relatively quiet given the brake.
If for hunting you only care about size/weight and not follow up shots (or can rely on technique enough vs muzzle device) - Airlock makes phenomenal stuff (although they are frequently out of stock).
If you don't care about size or weight, then the CAT JL or the CAT BBK are the way to go for pure sound reduction.
TBAC stuff is good too, in an all around sort of way.
I don't hunt, but do PRS. I have something along the lines of 20-30 suppressors - latest was a Abel Theorem L with a Recoil X added and it is astonishing how little movement it results in and is relatively quiet given the brake.
If for hunting you only care about size/weight and not follow up shots (or can rely on technique enough vs muzzle device) - Airlock makes phenomenal stuff (although they are frequently out of stock).
If you don't care about size or weight, then the CAT JL or the CAT BBK are the way to go for pure sound reduction.
TBAC stuff is good too, in an all around sort of way.







