2nd Suppressor Purchase

[jmevis]

Ok guys so I'm still waiting for my Surefire SOCOM-556-RC form 3 to clear. But in the mean time i'm looking to purchase a 9 mm can. I wanting to run it on a glock 19 and a MP5 clone. I'm thinking a SilencerCo Octane 9 HD 2. Do any of you guys have this can? I'm thinking the SilencerCO over the AAC because of the stainless baffles. Let me know what you guys are thinking!

[Dolomite_supafly]

AAC has their 9mm can for $306. Hard to beat that price. Up until about 3 weeks ago they also have a $200 rebate on that $306 purchase but it is still only $306 right now.

 

So you are waiting for your can to get to your dealer? How long have you been waiting?

[samson7x]

That was the AAC evo 9 and from what I understand, silencershop won't be getting anymore of those. 

 

Edit-apparently they have another shipment: http://www.silencershop.com/shop/aac-evolution-9/

 

I would still spend the extra cash for the octane....

 

I have an octane 9 and a tirant 45.  I would get the octane....suppression is on par with the tirant, but you get stainless baffles and fouling never touches the tube due to their baffles design.  The tirant is a PITA to clean. 

 

You will not be disappointed in the octane.

Edited August 27, 2014 by samson7x

[jmevis]

That was the AAC evo 9 and from what I understand, silencershop won't be getting anymore of those. 

 

Edit-apparently they have another shipment: http://www.silencershop.com/shop/aac-evolution-9/

 

I would still spend the extra cash for the octane....

 

I have an octane 9 and a tirant 45.  I would get the octane....suppression is on par with the tirant, but you get stainless baffles and fouling never touches the tube due to their baffles design.  The tirant is a PITA to clean. 

 

You will not be disappointed in the octane.

 

Would you have gotten a Octane 45 and just had 1 suppressor? I like the idea of having a dedicated 9mm suppressor but I'm wondering if the db trade off is worth it. The only .45 i have right now is a Kimber 1911, but i don't plan on suppressing it.  

 

And the baffles are a major plus for the Octane. 

[Dolomite_supafly]

Here is a 9mm Tirant for $450.

http://www.dakotasilencer.com/shop/aac-ti-rant-9mm-silencer-9mm/?utm_source=BenchmarkEmail&utm_campaign=TiRant_5_Day_Promotion___FFL123_com_Customers&utm_medium=email

[Dolomite_supafly]

And the $200 rebate is still going on for the AAC stuff.

[samson7x]

Here is a 9mm Tirant for $450.

http://www.dakotasilencer.com/shop/aac-ti-rant-9mm-silencer-9mm/?utm_source=BenchmarkEmail&utm_campaign=TiRant_5_Day_Promotion___FFL123_com_Customers&utm_medium=email

 

 

Great deal on the tirant if you decide to go that route. 

[jmevis]

Here is a 9mm Tirant for $450.

http://www.dakotasilencer.com/shop/aac-ti-rant-9mm-silencer-9mm/?utm_source=BenchmarkEmail&utm_campaign=TiRant_5_Day_Promotion___FFL123_com_Customers&utm_medium=email

 

 

Great deal on the tirant if you decide to go that route. 

 

 

Wow that is a good deal. 

[jmevis]

Well I went ahead and purchased the 9mm octane from silencer shop.

 

Now for a .22 suppressor for my 15-22.

[Dolomite_supafly]

Well I went ahead and purchased the 9mm octane from silencer shop.

 

Now for a .22 suppressor for my 15-22.

 

SilencerCo Sparrow in stainless!!!

[daveW]

SilencerCo Sparrow in stainless!!!

My Sparrow has brought me more joy than all my other NFA stuff combined. It is multicaliber and I find myself thinking "what can I get in 5.7 and .22 hornet" just to have more stuff to screw it onto. I already use it on multiple .22's and a .22 wmr. Edited September 3, 2014 by daveW

[jmevis]

SilencerCo Sparrow in stainless!!!

 

 

My Sparrow has brought me more joy than all my other NFA stuff combined. It is multicaliber and I find myself thinking "what can I get in 5.7 and .22 hornet" just to have more stuff to screw it onto. I already use it on multiple .22's and a .22 wmr.

 

 

Hmmmm better than the AAC Prodigy or Element 2?

[Dolomite_supafly]

Hmmmm better than the AAC Prodigy or Element 2?

 

For ease of use absolutely. There are plenty of cans that are quieter but none are easier to service. A 22 can MUST be cleaned periodically.

[leftyk82]

For ease of use absolutely. There are plenty of cans that are quieter but none are easier to service. A 22 can MUST be cleaned periodically.

That's the reason I'm getting a Sparrow this weekend.

[jmevis]

For ease of use absolutely. There are plenty of cans that are quieter but none are easier to service. A 22 can MUST be cleaned periodically.

 

 

That's the reason I'm getting a Sparrow this weekend.

 

 

So what makes it easier than the AAC with a mono-core? The stainless steel sleeves that go over the baffle stack?

[Dolomite_supafly]

So what makes it easier than the AAC with a mono-core? The stainless steel sleeves that go over the baffle stack?

Yep, the core or baffles will never get stick in the can like a lot of 22's.

[leftyk82]

the deal is done.  shot it today at GnL (big thanks to Robert for guiding me through the process/paperwork).  

 

never thought a 'pew' could be so fun :)

[jmevis]

the deal is done.  shot it today at GnL (big thanks to Robert for guiding me through the process/paperwork).  

 

never thought a 'pew' could be so fun :)

 

What was your host weapon?

[leftyk82]

Ruger 22/45 with a Tactical Solutions threaded barrel

[Dolomite_supafly]

Be careful with the TacSol. The aluminum will get peened and squished out of shape exposing the liner. Here is what happened to mine within a year.

 

Tacsol felt it was bad enough that they replaced it for free and since then I just do not shoot it.

[leftyk82]

interesting.  i'll have to look at mine to compare......haven't had any issues with it and i've owned it for 3 years

[jmevis]

Ruger 22/45 with a Tactical Solutions threaded barrel

Very nice!!! If you don't mind me asking whats the price GnL is running on the can?

[leftyk82]

Pm sent

[jmevis]

Well the Form 3 was approved! It shipped out today! 8/30/14 to 10/6/14 Much faster than my last form 3!