Your'e losing me on that one. Assuming you are pushing a 220 grain bullet 1000 FPS down a .308 bore what difference does it make if it comes from 300 blackout shell casing or a .308 shell casing? I feel like this is a joke, but just in case it is not: The velocity of a bullet and weight has absolut...

We're working on a dedicated 5/8-24 adapter for the Ti-Rant 45 that is essentially a piston and spacer all-in-one. We can't really make something like it for the Ti-Rant 9. When we designed the Ti-Rant 9 almost ten years ago, it was designed as a pistol silencer, not as a does-it-all silencer. As a...

gunham wrote:Is the AAC has Ti-Rant rated ok for the 308 Winchester?

It is not, and the OP meant .578-28 I would imagine, as we don't make a 5/8-24 piston.

That's a good looking rifle. The difference between a dedicated .308 brake and the .338 brake is in my opinion so little that it's not a concern. You can call in anytime and just ask for me, I'd be happy to talk with you. I will say though that Mondays are crazy and specifically tomorrow, the middle...

Soaking the front end cap and O ring could have swollen the O ring, I would consider replacing it. Sometimes they can be a bit difficult to remove. If you did scratch the finish trying to get it off when it was brand new, we can bring that in and repaint it if you'd like. Up to you.

To add to that, the Titan brake will work great on .308, with or without the can. No reason not to use it. Also, the weight of the Titan is the same as the N6, yet it is bigger and has more volume, and also is a precision silencer. I would much rather use a precision silencer on a precision rifle.

That escalated quickly. The website clearly states that our 3/4-24 brake is only for the M110. We do not make a 3/4-24 for anything else, because those are used primarily on precision rifles, and the 51T cans are not precision cans, so we do not offer anything for it. Also, most 3/4-24 rifles are go...

Sorry that it took so long, however the website will never and has never updated after it says processing.

Floyd91 wrote:Yes indeed it's my order, just shy of 3 weeks to fulfill once placed. Everything's there one of the patches I ordered was bent at a 90 degree angle. Oh well. Done and over with.

What is your order number? Message it to me and I'll send you some more patches.

prdubi wrote:I've been waiting for my order since march...

every week I call..is a NEXT WEEK IT WILL SHIP.

Really not cool.


Its just a tirant piston for the .45 in 1/2x28 and some flash hider whatever 51T.


I'm ready to almost give up..

What is your order number?

Sorry guys, it's been crazy lately. We are moving forward with the Blastout quickly now, it was kind of shelved for a while during the issues resulting from the move. There is a light at the end of the tunnel. I'm not going to quote a date, one day it will just be available. When that happens I will...

Any .308 can that uses a flash hider. So 762sd, n6, and sr7.

If it's hitting the bushing you've got serious problems. The barrel is threaded incorrectly. It's not long enough.

I can answer the question now, 10mm is not ok in the tirant 45.

This is what is happening: The move took much longer than originally thought, and honestly set us back as far as inventory goes pretty bad. Actually, really bad. We are working on restocking things, however we had to take a step back and realize that restocking in little amounts here and there was n...

Yes, they are still on the website...

The 45S was discontinued because there's a 45M coming which is both long and short.

The Tirant 9 was discontinued because the Tirant 45 works on a 9mm and more people buy it than the 9. Plus we replaced it with the Illusion 9.

Just pretend I'm not the manufacturer for half a second. I just wanted to post my opinion. I get what you are saying, but I was just stating my opinion of what I've seen, as a silencer guy, not as a manufacturer. Now back into the manufacturer zone: the tool comes with the silencer so you won't have...

I did not say that as a unit of measure, I was simply posting my opinion. Numbers can come from third party sources, or from our R&D team. If you really think about it though, why do you need a tool-less piston change in a 9mm can? I only shoot one thread pitch in 9mm. And that would never be 1/...

It does not use Tirant pistons, due to the design, it uses a special piston, no way to get around that and still be able to use the standard sights.

For versatility, the Tirant 45 or 45M are great choices, so you can use it on a 9 or 40 also. And Element 2 is still the best choice as far as a .22 can, especially for versatility between a rifle and pistol, plus you can shoot .22 mag and .17HMR. The Aviator 2 is a good choice if you only want to s...

Tirant pistons are not being phased out, two tirants have been discontinued, tirant 9 and tirant 45s. The others are still going and the pistons are just out of stock right now due to the recent move of inventory, it caused some issues. They will be back shortly. Also, we have a new piston for the t...

And I have no information on the hb at this time.

I'll work on getting a specific update for you guys, but the move took more time and slowed this project down more than we anticipated. It is now moving along though, but I'll try and get a solid date soon.

oilfieldtrash76 wrote:Ive emailed AAC about 10mm. Replied that "normal" commercial loads are good to go in my Ti Rant45. But Buffalo Bore and other high powered 10mm is not. Whole point of the 10mm for me is to have magnum power in an auto pistol so Ive never tried it.

When did you email in?

Yes, aluminum, hard coat anodized. I've shot the illusion quite a bit with all types of guns and ammo, from .22 to 9mm, and I cannot tell the difference between it and a tirant 9 with Remington 147gr ammo. It does meter most days around the same as the evo, however I've seen it meter just about the ...