Recommend pistol suppressor please

[Tejano Scott]

Good question. I assume you'd be ok as long as you don't overload the can with whatever "wet" substance you are using.

 

[Younggun]

I see 5cc a lot. Is that something that should be OK is pretty much all pistol cans, or is it in the upper limit?

Would too much cause damage, or just a noise increase?

 

[Tejano Scott]

I'd simply be talking out of my ass if I pretended to answer that. I can say I have shot more than 5ccs of "wet" thru my can at one time.

 

[Younggun]

Thanks.

Guess I'll contact Silencershop before I try it and maybe shoot an email to AAC just to CMA.

 

[Das Jared]

Water is probably just as quiet. The advantage of the gel is that it tends to stay loaded in the can better than water. In the 2.5 hours I had the Osprey pre-staged, I made sure to store and flip it around to test how well the gel would stay loaded. I never saw any come out. It just sticks to baffles and blows out when you fire.

Yea, that's mainly what I got it for. Tired of spraying carbon filled water all over my face and inside my gun

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[1slow01Z71]

You could probably get away with more than 5cc in most newer pistol cans but it doesn't get any more quiet and will only blow more crap in your face. I just got one of those syringes from Walgreens, pull the plunger out of it and fill it with the spout of the gel bottle. Then put the plunger back in and squirt the excess back into the bottle. I use 5cc in my pistol can and 2cc in my sparrow. I don't use any gel in my warlock because its FRP is so small its not worth it but it makes the sparrow awesome. I have even put 5cc in my specwar(not recommend do at your own risk) for my 300blk and the supers were noticeably more quiet. When I convert my 8" 300blk to a side charger and selectable gas block Ill try some with subs.

 

[breakingcontact]

Noob question:

Do all cans benefit from being run wet? Are there any that shouldn't be?

What a newb!

 

[Younggun]

That was mean.

I calmly rage quit.

 

[breakingcontact]

Dude do you even NFA?

 

[Younggun]

Will in a couple months.

 

[breakingcontact]

Will in a couple months.

Waiting...is the hardest part.

 

[Das Jared]

You could probably get away with more than 5cc in most newer pistol cans but it doesn't get any more quiet and will only blow more crap in your face. I just got one of those syringes from Walgreens, pull the plunger out of it and fill it with the spout of the gel bottle. Then put the plunger back in and squirt the excess back into the bottle. I use 5cc in my pistol can and 2cc in my sparrow. I don't use any gel in my warlock because its FRP is so small its not worth it but it makes the sparrow awesome. I have even put 5cc in my specwar(not recommend do at your own risk) for my 300blk and the supers were noticeably more quiet. When I convert my 8" 300blk to a side charger and selectable gas block Ill try some with subs.

Where are you getting this 6" 300blk barrel at that I have seen you post about?


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[Younggun]

Waiting...is the hardest part.

Yup.

I'm hoping the next will be easier since I'll have one to play with while I wait.

 

[Das Jared]

Wait times are down 3-4 months, so I've been reading.


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[breakingcontact]

Yup.

I'm hoping the next will be easier since I'll have one to play with while I wait.

Cool and a suppressor too.

 

[1slow01Z71]

Where are you getting this 6" 300blk barrel at that I have seen you post about?


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Custom made, just waiting for aero precision to do another run of the handguard I want to use.

 

[Das Jared]

Custom made, just waiting for aero precision to do another run of the handguard I want to use.

Really interested to see how that turns out. Please make its own thread.

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[Mexican_Hippie]

That is supposed to be a good one. Warlock is lighter?

Also not a suppressor expert.

Warlock is aluminum though. I want all stainless or titanium for toughness. I'm unconcerned about the weight - I ain't no pansy. Plus I have the 22/45 LITE so I'd like a little more weight.

 

[breakingcontact]

Warlock is aluminum though. I want all stainless or titanium for toughness. I'm unconcerned about the weight - I ain't no pansy. Plus I have the 22/45 LITE so I'd like a little more weight.

Good point. Heavier gun (not super heavy but not light) is easier to hold on target too.

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

If I miss I can blame it on the weight.