Suppressors AAC Ti-Rant

[Silverbullet2]

Hey guys, Happy New Year!

I will be saving my dimes and nickls for a 9mm can. The only one I have any experience with is the AAC EVOLUTION 45.

Does anyone have experience with the AAC Ti-rant like this? http://www.advanced-armament.com/product.aspx?pid=640

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[fastford]

Re: AAC Ti-Rant

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[Witch_Doctor]

Re: AAC Ti-Rant

Very quiet, I shot 100 rounds through one last week, its on my next to buy list

 

[cal50]

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.45 through different cans-

http://tinyurl.com/3yswg4r


and-

sub calibers through larger cans-

http://tinyurl.com/36rpok6


I ended up with a .45 Osprey and a spare 9mm piston to mount my 9mm guns.

 

[Lowlight]

Re: AAC Ti-Rant

The Ti-Rant kicks ass, I have shot the .45 version and of the ones I tried, it not only sounds great but feels good on the end of the pistol. It makes a difference.

I shot one an HK 45 but went out and bought this one right after.

 

[Witch_Doctor]

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I drool everytime I see that LL. Must have a new toy

 

[David Hineline]

Re: AAC Ti-Rant

I like the smaller size of the 9mm Evolution, but the TI-Rant is supposed to be quieter.

 

[Bacarrat]

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I would wait until after SHOT show to get your TiRant.

 

[Jeffvn]

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I've had mine on order since May, and my ffl recently took delivery, now if BATF can get the Form 4 part done she will look great mounted on the front of my H&K USP Tactical.

JeffVN

 

[wilfly4food]

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I have a Ti-rant 9 with Sig 226 for a host. To me, it sound like a compress air hose being disconnected, maybe slightly louder, but not much. I shot it in my backyard occassionally to try out different ammo. It is quiet enough to shoot in a subdivision. Very happy with it and highly recommend it to anyone.

 

[phxfa]

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I have the .45 version on a FNP Tactical and the 9mm on a SIG X-5 Tactical both were well worth the wait, typical AAC quality and performance IMHO

 

[KYS]

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I have the 9mm TiRant. I am very happy with it. Lightweight and overall the best suppression I have heard out of a 9mm can. I also have a Tundra and Evolution. But thumbs up for the TiRant!

 

[Silverbullet2]

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Thanks guys, and thanks LL. I have a 220 combat as well, but I have too many 9mm with threaded barrels. It has been decided on thr Ti-Rant! JPG

 

[wattsdk]

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I have a 45 Ti rant paperwork been at Batfe now for 2.5 months. Should be approved anytime. My 2 cents, buy the Ti rant 45 model. Then you just have to buy a new piston for it and you can shoot 9mm and or 40 s&w thru it. Sameway with the Opsrey. You will only loose a couple of Db's of reduction and have a multi caliber can. I have a AAC Evo 9mm. Good can, BUT no were the can the Ti rant is.

 

[phxfa]

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Have you ever tried to suppress 40 S&W? doesnt work unless you add H2O or gel

 

[KYS]

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My 40 Osprey is just fine without liquid

 

[phxfa]

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hearing safe? I HAD the same can as you, dumped it, got tired of splatter with all the shit I had to use in it to quiet the POS down, that was my only AAC can that Ive been disapointed in and Im a definite fan-boy of AAC JMHO

 

[Arevalosocom]

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I metered my Tirant 9 and plan to meter my Tirant 45 in spring.

 

[KYS]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tom Olson</div><div class="ubbcode-body">hearing safe? I HAD the same can as you, dumped it, got tired of splatter with all the shit I had to use in it to quiet the POS down, that was my only AAC can that Ive been disapointed in and Im a definite fan-boy of AAC JMHO </div></div>

I meant to say Osprey. I changed my post. I have never even seen a 40 cal TiRant

 

[phxfa]

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Mine was a 40 Evo, not a Tirant

 

[KYS]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tom Olson</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Mine was a 40 Evo, not a Tirant </div></div>

Silencerco Osprey is superior. You do get a little back splash from the powder but thats what shooting glasses are for.