I am interested in which suppressors you are happy with
For either .40 or .45 cal.
Any I should stay away from?
For either .40 or .45 cal.
Any I should stay away from?
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Re: which pistol suppressor?
Absolutely LOVE my .45 Osprey. I like the fact that #1, It's very quiet, #2 I can use my same sights, #3 I use it on my Colt 1911.45, Glock .45,.40,9mm, Colt9mm AR-15 (with spacer for booster) Never dreamed one can would do so much till I got it. Don't know enough about what to stay away from,but I tried to really do my home work, ask guys with cans, and not make a costly mistake. I know I made the right choice for my application. Hope this helps.
Absolutely LOVE my .45 Osprey. I like the fact that #1, It's very quiet, #2 I can use my same sights, #3 I use it on my Colt 1911.45, Glock .45,.40,9mm, Colt9mm AR-15 (with spacer for booster) Never dreamed one can would do so much till I got it. Don't know enough about what to stay away from,but I tried to really do my home work, ask guys with cans, and not make a costly mistake. I know I made the right choice for my application. Hope this helps.
Re: which pistol suppressor?
otherwise the only other I would consider would be the AAC Tirant.
main benefit there would be that it can be taken apart. Also the first round pop would be less on the tirant than the osprey. But after the first rd they'll be nearly identical.
But it's dedicated to .45 though. AAC doesn't make a 40 or 9mm piston. Also 45 osprey has more volume so it can hold more water longer ie. shoot wet longer.
But seem to be running for 699 at major malfunction.
otherwise the only other I would consider would be the AAC Tirant.
main benefit there would be that it can be taken apart. Also the first round pop would be less on the tirant than the osprey. But after the first rd they'll be nearly identical.
But it's dedicated to .45 though. AAC doesn't make a 40 or 9mm piston. Also 45 osprey has more volume so it can hold more water longer ie. shoot wet longer.
But seem to be running for 699 at major malfunction.
Re: which pistol suppressor?
Sorry, platform- either 1911 or Sig 220 Depends if I want to buy a sig or have someone build me a barrel for my TRP Operator
No budget,
Light Volume of fire, 1000- 1500 rnds a year
Sorry, platform- either 1911 or Sig 220 Depends if I want to buy a sig or have someone build me a barrel for my TRP Operator
No budget,
Light Volume of fire, 1000- 1500 rnds a year
Re: which pistol suppressor?
45 Osprey
Caliber Interchangeability, low profile, same sight picture, good balance, excellent customer service.
My P220 with 45 Osprey is outstanding. (and I love the attention it gets at the range too)
SilencerCo or bust
45 Osprey
Caliber Interchangeability, low profile, same sight picture, good balance, excellent customer service.
My P220 with 45 Osprey is outstanding. (and I love the attention it gets at the range too)
SilencerCo or bust
Re: which pistol suppressor?
check out www.coastalgun.com line of products prices are good products are great.
check out www.coastalgun.com line of products prices are good products are great.
Re: which pistol suppressor?
Silencerco Osprey 45 and the AAC Ti-Rant 45 are both the best performing .45 cans available today.
The Osprey 40 is the best .40 cal can.
Bryon
Silencerco Osprey 45 and the AAC Ti-Rant 45 are both the best performing .45 cans available today.
The Osprey 40 is the best .40 cal can.
Bryon
Re: which pistol suppressor?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MAJ MALFUNCTION</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Silencerco Osprey 45 and the AAC Ti-Rant 45 are both the best performing .45 cans available today.
<span style="color: #FF6600">The Osprey 40 is the best .40 cal can.</span>
Bryon </div></div>
I got one of these a while back from M3. I am very happy with it on my HK Tactical. It will blow some junk in your face but that is typical of all suppressed 40 cal pistols.
Its amazing how much the 40 can be suppressed with the proper can and ammo. Im using the winchester ranger, labeled as subsonic ammo. Its a great setup for plinking or silent rodent elimination
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MAJ MALFUNCTION</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Silencerco Osprey 45 and the AAC Ti-Rant 45 are both the best performing .45 cans available today.
<span style="color: #FF6600">The Osprey 40 is the best .40 cal can.</span>
Bryon </div></div>
I got one of these a while back from M3. I am very happy with it on my HK Tactical. It will blow some junk in your face but that is typical of all suppressed 40 cal pistols.
Its amazing how much the 40 can be suppressed with the proper can and ammo. Im using the winchester ranger, labeled as subsonic ammo. Its a great setup for plinking or silent rodent elimination
Re: which pistol suppressor?
I love my Osprey 45 and 9mm cans. They sound better than nearly every pistol can I've heard.
Standard sights don't exactly work with them. On my 1911 and glock, they're pretty close to being level with the top of the can and are only slightly obscured. This makes them usable, but not optimal.
I love my Osprey 45 and 9mm cans. They sound better than nearly every pistol can I've heard.
Standard sights don't exactly work with them. On my 1911 and glock, they're pretty close to being level with the top of the can and are only slightly obscured. This makes them usable, but not optimal.
Re: which pistol suppressor?
I really like my SWR HEMS2 . Water makes it quieter for about 15 rounds . I use it on several pistols , including a SA TRP Operator , with a Jarvis threaded bull-barrel ...
I really like my SWR HEMS2 . Water makes it quieter for about 15 rounds . I use it on several pistols , including a SA TRP Operator , with a Jarvis threaded bull-barrel ...
Re: which pistol suppressor?
My local shop had one in stock, I was pretty impressed with the construction and the multi-cal use.
My local shop had one in stock, I was pretty impressed with the construction and the multi-cal use.
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