Suppressors Tough pistol suppressor

[Warowl]

Hey guys, looking at my first suppressor, would like some feedback.

I am wanting one hearing safe, doesnt need to be the quietest on the market but if it was thats cool. I really want one that is also durable and built rugged. So far I like the sig srd45, titanium and stainless steel build seems solid, and if I wanted to go to 9 I could get pistons from the srd9. I was interested in the tirant, but it seems the baffles are made of aluminium.

For cleaning I want to use my sonic cleaner, but I read somewhere that sonic cleaning is not good for titanium, is it fine for steel baffles?

If there is anything besides the sig suppressor I should look at I am totally open to it, I would like to get one before any election panic sets in.

 

[Huskydriver]

Dead air wolfmann is what you seek

 

[4350muncher]

I would get the wolfman if you plan on suppressing pistol cal carbines or look at the obsidian 9 (very 'rugged' and has steel baffles). I think a great second can would be a 22lr since they are super easy to suppress and not too expensive either

 

[garandman]

Hey guys, looking at my first suppressor... I would like to get one before any election panic sets in.

You are about a year or ten too late.

 

[DukeGSP]

i have the liberty Mystic X on the way, it's "rated" for every caliber I own. it's priced well too

 

[Warowl]

What about the liberty cosmic? Is it adjustable for poi?

 

[kthomas]

If you want tough I can't think of anything tougher than the Crux cans.

You can shoot cheytac rounds through their pistol suppressors.

They have mixed reputation on the board here, but popular in Texas.

 

[padom]

Rugged Obsidian 45 with 9 and 45 end caps and pistons.

Unconditional lifetime warranty, full auto belt fed machine gun rated. Modular short and long config.

I love mine and run it on 9mm and 45 pistols and 9mm and 45 PCC.

 

[Srikaleak]

I've got a rugged obsidian 9. It's nice but I totally think pistol cans are a novelty now. If you don't have any, get a rifle can first. Much more utilitarian.

 

[padom]

I've got a rugged obsidian 9. It's nice but I totally think pistol cans are a novelty now. If you don't have any, get a rifle can first. Much more utilitarian.

Not if your shooting an AR9mm with 65rd Glock mags loaded with 165gr subs.... my son and I fight over it every time we go to the range...

 

[Srikaleak]

Not if your shooting an AR9mm with 65rd Glock mags loaded with 165gr subs.... my son and I fight over it every time we go to the range...

True, I bet it's a lot more fun on a PCC.

 

[AK4900PA]

I have a Rugged Obsidian 9 and highly recommend it, but if I didn't have any suppressors and was in the market right now I'd seriously consider the promotion Griffin is running right now. Pick up a Griffin Revolution 9 and add the Resistance 22M for $125. You will want a rimfire can, I promise.

 

[Daherc]

All this talk about how you are really going to want a .22lr can is. . .
Absolutely true. I bought a 30 cal can, and then I was able to try my friend’s rim fire can the following Saturday. I went back to my LGS the next business day and ordered a Spectre II.
I am waiting on a Dead Air Ghost-M, but I heard their new Wolfman is supposed to be a better can, durability-wise. (They released it shortly after I ordered the Wolfman)
Good luck, and I look forward to seeing which way you go.

 

[Pappasniper]

I like my Tirant M, because you can run it short for an MP5, MPX and run full sized for pistols. Most people will never shoot out their cans. I shoot every weekend pretty high round count for the last 8 years and none of my cans are dead. YMMV

PB