Best non-Sealed .45can?
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He parked next to me a few times at the gym a few years ago when he was filming "Lawless" He pranced around the gym in a skin tight tank with even tighter jeans tucked in to his boots. He was nice but quiet...... DEFINITELY Different. Shit has gotten much weirder now though. I was told by a few people he is registered bat shit crazy now..... Who cares. I want more Suppressors!
Passed a film crew on my way home tonight blocking the right lane on 19/41 SB in front of the Atlanta motor speedway race track. Not sure what it was for, but had 4 actors in a old green van with the camera rigged up the front fender aiming back at the driver and lights, oh so many lights, it's like if you going to film at 23:30 why so many lights? You're obviously try to do a night scene. And on a side note there was a weird inflatable pad thing angled on the bridge above when I passed under that end of 20.
Anyways yes I want a suppressor to, seriously leaning towards that omega 7.62 now though,.,......one more week till I go plop my money down on what I decide. Oh and I'm going to form 1 my AR sometime this week, thinking 10.5".
Anyways yes I want a suppressor to, seriously leaning towards that omega 7.62 now though,.,......one more week till I go plop my money down on what I decide. Oh and I'm going to form 1 my AR sometime this week, thinking 10.5".
Prolly some Walking Dead they love this place. Good luck on deciding which 1 is first. 2nd place will come later. Haha
I was looking at this or the Tirant 45. What makes the Octane better?
I agree. Gets annoying having to thread guns AND buy the mount.
sealed baffles(baffles wont stick in the can), All stainless baffles(easier to clean), It's not AAC.
so is it a mono core? I was looking at .22 cans the other day at Cherokee when I was getting my scope mounted and Rich was showing me the difference between the sparrow and the element and how the sparrow was sealed. is the octane the same way? how do the 2 compare when it comes to sound?
Not monocore, just the baffles have a barrier between it and the tube. It's like a larger spectre II.
The Tirant and Octane aren't really going to sound different. But the Tirant does edge out a db or 2 on the meter, but having shot with meters a few times now I really don't recommend chasing the last few db's down.
Also, I would avoid the element and look at sparrows or spectres.
I am considering the sparrow after the info I learned this weekend from Rich. as far as a .45 can, I may be able to get a hold of a Tirant and since they don't make them anymore I may jump on it. I like how the osprey looks, especially on a USP. but the Tirant has been calling my name.
Until silencerco's clamshell design loses patent protection, i think it's the best option for a monocore 22 can.
Laces Out Marino...., send me your number and I will send you a video of my Sparrow on my FV-SR this past weekend. Its pretty quiet. I shot a few 22 cans before my purchase and the Sparrow topped them all IMHO.
Didn't AAC go to a modular can? What's the advantage of modular besides size? I would think u sacrifice quiet for shortness
Everything is a trade off. My 9mm can is quiter on my 22s than my 22 cans, but the 9mm can is so much bigger that I don't often use it for 22.
I don't see myself ever shooting the can in K configuration, but it would be nice to have as an option.