http://www.thesilencerstore.com/index.p ... ucts_id=57

http://www.thesilencerstore.com/index.p ... ucts_id=56

Retail is $595

Great work John. what diameter is the 9mm can?

greytamer wrote:Great work John. what diameter is the 9mm can?

1.375OD. We made one in 1.25OD and it sounded good, but I don't think there is a real market for that size anymore.

This is also a fabulous subgun can. We are going to do more testing tomorrow as the weather clears here in Arkansas. I will test all mulit calibers on both the new silencers. Video should be up tomorrow night.

Hey John, are you shy or something? You need to advertise this much more than you are.

Your Genesis .22 is outstanding. Doesn't get the respect it deserves IMO. You need to get out on the forums and show your wares.

If these are as good as your Genesis, they are going to be an outstanding bargain.

Hi, do you have a 10mm can or will the 45 work?

HandyMan wrote:Hey John, are you shy or something? You need to advertise this much more than you are.

Your Genesis .22 is outstanding. Doesn't get the respect it deserves IMO. You need to get out on the forums and show your wares.

If these are as good as your Genesis, they are going to be an outstanding bargain.

We were waiting to get a full line that covered all calibers before we did much real marketing. We have really awesome stuff and its all very fairly priced. Our 30 caliber silencer is finally out and about to be officially released. Its really an awesome silencer for centerfire rifle and I will give you a snip of video. Our 45 can will do 10MM or 40 cal very well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLP1DUGQ ... 8kWHUUsm6g

John, how are your seafire baffles different than other K's? The mouth seems a bit higher. But otherwise I'm not seeing a difference. Hopefully you can enlighten me.

John Titsworth wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLP1DUGQ ... 8kWHUUsm6g

LOL, watching the videos it appears as though the SeaFire cans have a SRP instead of a FRP.

whiterussian1974 wrote:John, how are your seafire baffles different than other K's? The mouth seems a bit higher. But otherwise I'm not seeing a difference. Hopefully you can enlighten me.

Still waiting on answers John.
You won't get my business if I don't get answers.

Which one are you interested in learning about? The 9 or 45?

John Titsworth wrote:Which one are you interested in learning about? The 9 or 45?

Both. But I shoot mainly .40, so would purchase the .45.

Are the 9 and .45 K-baffles' profiles different? I was asking how your SeaFire Ks were shaped differently from others in the Industry. It looks like just the height of the cones' mouths above the faces.

It seems like this WOULD perform better. I just wanted to know if there were any other differences that increased performance.

(BTW, I like your Genesis and Windsor baffles too. I like your use of Geometries to improve/enhance designs.)

The 45 has two main types of baffles in it. I won't get into all the reasons for it online, but you can call me sometime and I will explain it to you.

Thanks

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