Yep, The friends I was hunting with prefer suppressors and as cheap as they are in the RSA I picked one up. Some of the landowners we hunted on preferred them as well.
All I had to do was switch out barrel adapters and used the same one on both the 300wm and the .375 Ruger.
Without a doubt it's fun to shoot with it suppressed. The recoil is a little higher than with my muzzle brake but there was zero barrel qhip and it was all straight back but greatly reduced vs shooting without either.
I shoot a lot and like shooting my magnums. It's not unusual for me to shoot a hundred rounds or more out of them at a single trip to the range. Since I don't want to develop a flinch I have most of my rifles threaded for a brake and one installed. We do a lot of shooting beyond 300yds here so a flinch can cause serious accuracy issues.
You can see it mounted on the Ruger in the picture above.
And in this one with the Nyala.
Classic Arms in Witbank manufactures this one under their own brand name. A very simple design and very effective.
One more with the same one mounted on the .300wm.