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If you're looking for a cartridge that has great muzzle velocity, fantastic ballistic coefficients, is flat-shooting, and has solid penetration stats, then look no further than the 7mm Remington Magnum, or more simply, the 7mm Rem Mag. It is a popular cartridge that has spawned some popular new variants in recent years, including the 7mm PRC, 7mm Weatherby, 7mm Ultra Mag, 7mm-08, and the latest - the 7mm Backcountry. While we're primarily talking the "Seven Mag" for this story, this list covers the best 7mm suppressors for all of the variations.
Remington wanted to take on the might Winchester Model 70 bolt-action rifle, and wanted to do so in a big way. Their answer was the Model 700, the rifle that has now gone on to become one of the most iconic designs in firearm lore. To make an even bigger splash, Remington launches it in 1962 with a new cartridge, a belted magnum with a 7mm bullet at the core. The cartridge was based off another favorite round, the .375 H&H. The 7mm Rem Mag cartridge quickly found a place alongside cartridges like the .30-06 Springfield and .264 Win Mag.
To some shooters, the 7mm Rem Mag represents perfection. It shoots flat, carry a lot of energy with it and can be loaded with bigger bullets for game such as elk and moose, or loaded down for deer and pronghorn.
Personally, I am extremely fond of the 7mm Rem Mag. My go-to rifle is, oddly enough, a Winchester Model 70 chambered for the 7. Here are the best 7mm suppressors available now and why you should buy one for your rifle based on experience and what our customers have to say, too.
Carrying the XC in the name is your first clue as to why this can made the list for the best 7mm Rem Mag suppressors. It is lightweight and ready for hikes deep into the backwoods, chasing around deer, elk and more. The Ti in the name stands for the Grade 5 6A1-4V titanium used in the construction to keep weight low and strength high. It is the “L” designation that is the kicker here. It is a longer version of the Nomad XC series that adds additional sound suppression for your rifle, while still retaining the lightweight required for a true deep-country hunting can.
The Dead Air Nomad LTi XC uses an enhanced version of Dead Air's Nomad baffles with a two-stage coaxial baffle system that uses new pressure-harnessing structures to regulate both low-pressure and high-pressure rounds. This also gives the LTi XC better sound reduction while keeping the weight down to just 9.9 ounces. The Nomad LTi XC has a replaceable front cap, and the outer Grade 5 6A1-4V titanium shell has aggressive tooling built in to help with mounting. The LTi XC uses Dead Air’s Xeno adapter, but the modularity of the HUB socket allows for adapters to easily be swapped out with other HUB Adapters for flexibility.
Why We Like It:
What our customers say:
"Great suppressor! It really does make the 300 win mag hearing safe and help with recoil. Silencer central was great to deal with as always!" - Bashkim G.
Dead Air Nomad Lai XC Specs:
Price: $1,199
Thunder Beast Arms Magnus-HUB-30 is engineered to be one of the quietest .30 caliber suppressors on the market. It delivers exceptional sound reduction across calibers from .223 to .300 Norma Magnum, and works wonders on all the 7mm variants. Designed with precision shooters in mind, this lightweight titanium suppressor measures 9 inches long and weighs under 15 ounces, offering full-size performance without added bulk.
It excels on big-bore magnums, like the 7mm Rem Mag, while providing superior suppression on smaller calibers, significantly outperforming competitors like the Ultra 9, making it ideal for long-range precision shooting where maximum noise reduction is essential. With sound levels comparable to shooting a .22LR, the Magnus sets a new standard for quiet performance without sacrificing durability or accuracy. This suppressor is perfect for shooters who demand both stealth and precision in the field.
Why We Like It:
TBAC Magnus-HUB-30 Specs:
Price: $1,610
SilencerCo's Omega 300 is a light, short, quiet, full-auto rated, titanium silencer that work great as 7mm suppressors. If you like to have choices and options, it even comes complete with direct thread and fast-attach mounts, as well as a removable Anchor Brake to reduce recoil, which can be replaced with a flat front cap if you don't need the brake.
The Omega 300 is popular for all sorts of .30-caliber chamberings, which means that it is also compatible with the 7mm Remington Magnum cartridge. That makes it one of the best multi-caliber suppressors in its class, so it will be right at home on a variety of other rifles, too. You aren't just limited to the 7mm Rem Mag, so try it out with .30-06, .308, .300 Blackout, etc.
Why We Like It:
What our customers say:
"I have purchased two Omega 300’s and am impressed with the quality, sound suppression and overall performance. This is by far once of the best suppressors I have purchased. It’s the best purchase for the money one can buy in my opinion." - Brent H.
SilencerCo Omega 300 Specs:
Price: $699
There are some really amazing 3D-printed suppressors for the 7mm Rem Mag. Among them, the Trident Ti is one of the more interesting at the moment. It is a titanium suppressor for .30 caliber rifles. Like we said, it is designed and manufactured using 3D printing technology. It is made using 100% titanium to produce a lightweight suppressor.
The Trident Ti weighs just 9 oz. It uses OGA's patented internal design for noise reduction and weight savings. The Trident Ti comes in a black Cerakote finish. It is great for hunting and for long-range shooting, which is another area you can have some fun with the 7 mag.
Why We Like It:
What our customers said:
"Excellent noise and recoil reduction has functioned flawlessly on every host I've put it on including non adjustable gas block ar platforms that wouldn't run with some of my other cans. Mine actually weighed in a half oz under the listed spec. If you're in the market for a lightweight 30 cal silencer for hunting or fun get this one you won't regret it." - Alex
Off-Grid Trident Ti Specs:
Price: $1,099
You might be thinking, "Sure, of course they will include the BANISH can." We did, not because we had to, but because it is really that good. In fact, the BANISh Backcountry is so good that Federal created a new cartridge around it - the 7mm Backcountry. And to add to that, RMEF had adopted the Backcountry Bugle as their official suppressor. It is a terrific option for the 7mm Rem Mag and any of the other 7mm variations, including 7mm PRC, 7mm Backcountry, and more.
The Backcountry is a fixed-length suppressor that measures 5.5” in length (5.7 with mount) and weighs just 7.8 ounces. That’s a full 1.3” shorter and 2.2 ounces lighter than the BANISH 30 in its short configuration. That may not sound like much, but it makes a world of difference for backcountry adventurers who carefully pack their gear with size and weight in mind.
Rated for calibers up to the .300 Remington Ultra Magnum (RUM) - and yes, that includes the 7mm RUM, too, the BANISH Backcountry utilizes six baffles that drop the decibel level down to 135 dB for .308 Winchester, 137 dB for .300 Win Mag, and 138 dB for .300 RUM at the ear – all of which fall below the hearing-safe threshold.
Utilizing a 1.375×24 Universal Mount, the BANISH Backcountry is a direct-thread suppressor designed to eliminate any extra weight associated with a muzzle device method of attachment, but it is also available with an optional muzzle brake attachment.
Why we like the BANISH Backcountry:
What our customers think:
"Needed a small lightweight silencer to pack in the mountain on a short gun in a scabbard and the Backcountry was perfect. I'm very happy with the silencer." Richard B.
BANISH Backcountry and Backcountry Bugle specs:
Price: $1,099 (Backcountry Bugle price: $1,199)
(All studio photography by Ryan Grant)
7mm suppressor size must always be considered when pairing with a specific cartridge and type of rifle. Given the diameter of a 7mm bullet, you'll need to go with a .30 caliber suppressor. As you've seen above, all of our selections are in that family and it gives you great caliber diversification.
Of course, barrel length and overall length are also a concern. You don't want a rifle that's so long that it becomes unwieldy when paired with a suppressor. If you choose to go the SBR (short barrel rifle) route, then you can obviously get away with a suppressor that's a bit longer, or at least on the longer end of our preferred range.
The 7mm Backcountry was developed as a short-barreled alternative to work specifically with suppressors. In fact, as I mentioned earlier, the 7mm Backcountry was developed with the BANISH Backcountry as the ultimate 7mm suppressor for hunting. It's pretty interesting for sure.
Because of its flat-shooting nature and relatively mild recoil, the 7mm Rem Mag is a fantastic hunting cartridge that is right at home hunting big game in North America, plains game in the wilds of Africa, and anything else in between.
The slightly smaller bullet diameter gives it better penetration than a comparable .308 bullet. It also boasts a better muzzle velocity than the venerable .30-06 cartridge. So, to put it simply, the 7mm Rem Mag is good for a lot.
The market for suppressors is plentiful, and narrowing it down to the right one for you can be confusing. Thankfully, the Silencer Central staff has been shooting and selling suppressors for more than 15 years. Suffice it to say that we’ve got a pretty good handle on which silencers pair best with certain guns and calibers, like the 7mm Rem Mag cartridge.
If you’re having trouble deciding, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’ll happily talk you through the options and then, when you’re ready, get you on your way to silencer ownership and suppressed shooting!
About 7mm hunting cartridge suppressors
The 7mm Rem Mag is a terrific deer cartridge. You have a plethora of bullet options and it is a flat-shooting round that can add effective range to your hunting. Add a suppressor and you'll find it to make for an outstanding hunting rifle for any game in North America this side of a grizzly bear.
Yes, all of the major .30 caliber suppressors will work just fine for the 7mm Rem Mag, as well as the other 7mm variations, like the popular 7mm PRC, 7mm RUM, and the recent 7mm Backcountry. All work exceptionally well with being suppressed.
It depends upon what you plan to do with your rifle as to which is the best suppressor for the seven mag. If recoil reduction is high on your list, there are models with muzzle brakes, like the SilencerCo Omega 300, or the Meateater by BANISH. If lightweight and sound reduction are key, try the Dead Air Nomad line, the BANISH Backcountry, or the TBAC Magnus.
Your effective range is dependent upon your rifle, ammunition choices, and experience. ammunition isn't so expensive for the cartridge, so spend a bunch of time practicing at the range. Many 7mm Rem Mag shooters find they are comfortable taking shots out to 800 yards or more, and with the right bullet, you can extend that range.
Yes, you can legally hunt with a suppressor in 41 states. Want more information on hunting with a suppressor? Click here.
