Were I starting from scratch, I'd go Odessa. Remember that you can always put coolant into a "dry" can to improve performance. Spritz in some Ballistol and enjoy. I own an Aurora II, which is a tiny can. But if I were going in that direction again, I'd go with a GSL Boss. Same design, but ...

Wet cans are unfashionable at the moment. You can't do repeated mag dumps with them. Having said that, I own several, including an AWC Abraxas. The Abraxas isn't a micro-can...it's about 1 x 6 inches. But it's reasonably compact, reasonably quiet, and doesn't need a Nielsen device...at least not on ...

I'm looking into the "pill bottle" micro-cans. The Tornado Tech Oxy-22 and the GSL Pill Box. Wet, wiped, and insanely small. This would not be my first .22 suppressor (I own an AWC Titan Three and a SWR Omega, and have a Q Erector in the transfer pipeline), but a specialty can. Any recomme...

In 9mm, the Beretta 92 is the gold standard. The HK P9S also has an outstanding reputation as a host. The HK P7 reportedly works fine, but due to the locking system tends to be loud. Sourcing a threaded barrel might also be problematic. Probably the biggest thing a Glock brings to the table is that ...

This might cost me money...as I was thinking of a suppressed Sig MPX last year.

I'd imagine that a large adaptor, with enough internal room to capture some of the fouling and debris, might work.

Pedersoli makes a steam cleaner for muzzle-loading arms. I'm wondering if something along these lines might be a good way to scrub out a sealed can. Opinions?

I never used a trust. Which probably means that later this year would be a good time to buy something.

All the Beretta pistol suppress well - the 950, 21, 70-series, and 87. I've got a threaded 950, 70, and 87, all in .22LR. I've also got a German .22LR PPK/S. My James Bond gun.

The Beretta 87 is fine, as are the Beretta 70-series pistols. The Smith 41 or a High Standard will do very well, but I'd recommend buying used, then get a second barrel to thread. The classic host is a Walther PP-series gun, but not the new production units. The old Interarms-imported guns are GTG. ...

I'm in the market for a 5.56 can. Desired: Quiet. Lightweight. Don't care about: Cheap. Quick detach. Right now, I'm leaning toward either a Gemtech Patrolman or a Thunderbeast 223P, but I'm not hard-over on either. This won't be my first can, but it will be my first for a centerfire rifle. It'll be...

I'm looking at 5.56 cans, am seriously considering a Surefire. I think I can get a significant discount (~$100) on a 556RC over a 556SD. Is there any real difference in performance? Thanks.

The dedicated subgun suppressors are usually larger than pistol cans in that caliber, since they are designed for full-auto fire. As for the multi-caliber options, you are always carrying and paying for the highest pressures and calibers the suppressor is designed for - which means that rifle and su...

I'm in the market for a 5.56 suppressor for an AR. Don't particularly need a quick-detach unit, so saving money and weight by going to thread mounting appeals to me. What's got the best performance? Thanks.

Baffled wrote:With this thought I poked around, lo and behold, you can buy a barrel for the 9mm AR that can accept the Mossad, or there are adapters that can be added to the 9mm AR thread.

Where? That would appeal to me.

ColoradoPacker wrote: You are nuts to sell this...

Maybe. I wrestled with the decision for a while. But I've got nowhere to shoot it...and in truth, my interests have always been more on the precision side of the house. I can fund quite a bit of other hardware (including a 5.56 suppressor) with the proceeds.

Nowhere that allows full auto.

I'm in the process of selling my Uzi (having no place to shoot it within 100 miles), but the buyer doesn't want the suppressor. I'd like to use it on a 5.56 mm rifle, but don't think the can could take it. I've already got a 9mm pistol can. Any ideas of what else to do with it?

I've got a Gemtech Mossad suppressor for an Uzi. Thinking of selling the Uzi, as the least remote range to shoot it is 2 hours drive away - and I've lost interest in full-auto anyway. The question is, what do I do with the can? It's nearly new, but on a Form 4, so I figure its effective resale value...

I've got a Titan 3. Titanium wet .22 can. It's clean...and I'd like to keep it that way. And shoot with it. Any tips? Thanks.

I'm thinking of suppressing an AR, don't have a need for a quick-release mounting (or its cost). Any suggestions? TIA.

To bad its sooo fugly. Not a bad group with the Federal ammo though. I just got a 87 cheetah for my wife and it`s the tits now. I would rather spend the extra $ and get something worth keeping. It would be nice if HK would do a rimfire along the lines of the USP. Amen! I don't know where American s...

Actually, they are getting ready to do a program on someone hoarding PMags.

Honestly, I don't think it will happen. It's too easy for a major arms manufacturer to win the contract and have the suppressor vendor be a subcontractor. Especially since this sort of arrangement lets the prime pick the subcontractor whose suppressor works the best on their rifle.

I think removing suppressors from the NFA is do-able. Noise pollution is an issue for many ranges - and the comparison between a muffler for a car/motorcycle and a firearm suppressor is one that non-shooters can relate to. Not to mention that with NICS, there is an intermediate level of backgorund c...