I own quite a few suppressors and my favorite 9mm dedicated can is the AAC Tirant 9 M. It has baffles which I prefer over louder monocores and I don't get any first round pop in the long configuration. I almost always shoot it wet with a little RemOil sprayed in both ends. The Tirant 45M on a 9mm h...

Im sorry to be asking but is swaging and sizing (running the bullets through a sizer) the same thing? Yes, if that is what you meant. I've been reading that a .356" mold would be better but I was thinking that a .357" would be fine, and better in case for whatever reason, the .356" wa...

Ive heard that using a .357 mold is the best bet because of selection of molds. If I plan on Powder Coating/ Hi-Tek coating them, would you recommend a certain featured bullet mold to aid the coating for suppressed subsonic shooting? Also, what weight do you think would be admirable for this goal? L...

T-Rex wrote:Keep your eyes open for deals on any pistons and/or fixed spacers you may need, during the wait
Times seem to have really dropped; the wait really shouldn't be all that long.

T-Rex wrote:Keep your eyes open for deals on any pistons and/or fixed spacers you may need, during the wait
Times seem to have really dropped; the wait really shouldn't be all that long.

Just wondering if there is a table of all different types of cans, caliber specific that is stacked up against each other by the dB results, weight and the cost , etc.? Just makes it easier for prospective Owners to make a weighted decision based upon what they value most in a can and can make a inf...

Excellent!

Ohh, so just make sure to get a 45 can is what you're saying?

bani wrote:octane 45. easy choice. get the 9mm endcap if you want.

Any reason to choose the Octane 45 over the Obsidian 45?

I was about to say, one of my buddies said to look at the obsidian series. He suggests the 45 though. And then just change the endcap.

Hello all! After shooting a friends Gemtech (GM-9?, its an old can that has cone baffles and not the new mono-baffle) on my pistol with subs, im looking at 9mm cans. (it was great! ran perfect and was super quiet) I would prefer a 9mm specific can, although if a 45-can, can get it close to the same ...

Hey guys, Looking for a accurate .22lr bolt gun and have decided on CZ as the make, 455 series. Should I purchase the 455 American, comes threaded from the factory or would there be any benefit (barrel wise) to purchase the thicker barrel "Varmint" edition and pay a good smith to thread it...

So this would work better?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00OTX3I ... ref=plSrch

And yeah its mainly to cut weight more than anything I think.

I have acess to a lathe but was wondering if anyoneknew where one could find a 1" 60 degree zero flute deburring tool? It would make it so much easier to get that inside angle just right. Form 1 budget information.

Gotcha, thank you!

Got one more question for yah. If I were to build a suppressor(form 1) and go with the monocore, what wall thickness would I need if the material was stainless steel? Most cans have the wall + the thickness of the baffle wall. As each baffle slides over the shoulder of the one in front of it, the wa...

Thank you for sparing me haha I was just looking at 6 flute countersink/deburring bits.

Gotcha. If I were to do the K-baffles. for the 60 degree muzzle end of the baffles, would this tool work? If I already had drilled the center bore to .360"? http://www.ebay.com/itm/32mm-Dia-60-Degree-Straight-Shank-Chamfer-Milling-Cutter-Countersink-Drill-Bit-/351634109882?hash=item51df06b5ba:g...

Hello all! Looking to design my own suppressor mainly to be used for subsonic shooting and I believe its much easier to machine the Monocore. I understand that cone baffles probably suppress better but I was wondering about the actual shapes within a monocore. Looking at google's monocore collection...

Joe Is the Mench.
One day I hope to rebuild the kestrel so as feel like it wasnt THAT much of a waste.
When I do, I have total confidence in Curtis Tactical's ability to accomplish that goal.

yeah, Im not.
I think you're right.

Also, I plan on taking the barrel off of the receiver before making any changes as to not construct an SBR unintentionally.

To start, Thanks for all of the replies guys! Im looking at doing a 8" barrel or 10" so ill need it to bee either an 8.25 " or 6.25" shroud. Heres another thought. Permanently affixed meaning you need power tools to take the device off? I need to read more on the ATF site. maybe ...

Hello Gents. Im looking to permanently affix a shroud to my barrel as to avoid paying another tax stamp. Want it to be light, so Aluminum is the way to go. I have plenty of welding experience. That being said, how would one go about "Pinning" an Aluminum shroud to a steel barrel? I thought...

Yeah thats what im thinking.
the omega should be able to do a mag dump if needed though right?
just not automatic fire.