Lots of good questions and all were answered by Tx_Aggie. You may want to prioritizes you needs and see what can fits your requirements. Good thread on the topic -
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...he-Surefire-RC
I would add a few things. Sig cans are good to go, especially the steel cans. I own a 762 Ti among other cans. Mounting system is good to go and I have never heard of any issues with cans launching. Much better QD system then most. I do agree with Tx_Aggie that they look a little goofy but you get used to it and their performance is pretty awesome compared to other cans in their class.
From my experience, I would get the 762 can as you will get more use out of it with multiple guns and you can grow into it. The other thing I would add is when I was purchasing my first can I was all about the durability and could it make it through the end of the world. If you do not have full auto lowers I would not worry about the durability that much. I think my Ti Sig is more robust than my SiCo omega and you would be fine with an omega. All these cans have a lifetime guarantee and will fix whatever is needed. Weight at the end of the day can be a big issue. My Sig Ti went through a 2 day class and I was using a SCAR 17 with no issues.
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