Favorite hosts picture thread

[Tony M.]

Post pictures of your favorite suppressor hosts!

I'll start with a few of mine:

[Tony M.]

I'll add more as time goes, but here's one for tonight, an all SS Charger type build. The whole thing is stainless including the receiver and trigger group. It makes it heavy, but I like it anyways.

[Tony M.]

[black-sheep]

Today it is this little guy.

But I have a few to choose from.

Can you have a favorite and have never shot it suppressed? (Still waiting on ATF)

[3154tm]

[3154tm]

[WhisperFan]

[WhisperFan]

[Tony M.]

[twodollarbill]

Here's a few Hosts with vintage AWC cans.....

Beretta 92FS Centurian with AWC Abraxas


Sig Sauer 1911 with AWC Nexus Suppressor


HK P9S with AWC HP9 Hush Puppy Suppressor


AMT 22lr Backup with Dater/AWC R22 Suppressor


and my recent Form 1 Build
Glock 19C with 9mm Booster Suppressor

[Baffled]

All my silencers except one are for .22LR - I am a huge fan of the pipsqueak caliber.

My very first F1 can went on this .22 subgun I made out of a Bushy lower, DIAS, with an ACE side-folder stock:





The can is as massive (and heavy) as it looks, but it is quiet.

My "Go to" pistol for pests and the like will forever be my stainless Ruger MII with either the CAC-22 or SS Sparrow can. Ruger got that one right. When I ordered the pistol at a local pawn shop, I had the choice between the mark 2 and the newer Ruger pistols, and there was no choice for me - the classic gun.

But for all-around suppressed awesomeness, the Savage MK2 is hard to beat. With even modest glass, it's scary accurate, and pests within my small acreage are not safe. If the X-hairs are on him, he'll be hit.

[Tony M.]

You guys are posting some nice stuff!

Keep 'em coming!

[Baffled]

My very latest, both pistol and suppressor:



SiG Mosquito and SS Sparrow. Love the Sparrow despite it's FRP. I'm a high volume guy.

But the Mosquito... I really like the way the gun looks and feels. Ergonomically, for me, it's perfect. If I could replace every piece of cast metal on it with correct steel, or Al alloy, I'd pay $500+ or more for it. But too many guys have ended up with cracked slides or receivers. AND, it did not function well at first. Too tight. I ended up using a very special set of lapping compounds called "Time Saver". TS compound is unique in that it cannot embed; in fact, it is guaranteed not to embed, so it can be used on things like pistol slides, even pot metal slides.

I dabbed some TS lap mixed with oil into the Mosquito and cycled it about 100 times, and it took every bit of stickiness out of it.

[WhisperFan]

How about a Form 1 on my SBR?
(the light, laser, vertical grip and optic have all been changed - but the rifle and can remain the same)

[IB Slingin]

Pee-Wee

[Baffled]

Ooh, I like that!

[PDXSparky]

I've got a couple of hosts:


Browning Buckmark, 4" tac-sol barrel


M&P 22, SS Sparrow

[whiterussian1974]

9x39mm bullpup AK.


Form1 on Glock.