Taurus G2 Cycling issues with suppressor.

[Texasgrillchef]

I have a dead air Odessa-9 suppressor. I have no issues with my Sig p365, or Beretta 92FS no matter if I use light loads of 115 grain, or +P Hot loads of 147 grain.

however…

On my Taurus G2, I have issues with it NOT cycling rounds, (it jams after every round fired). This happens on all light loads or hot +P loads in either 115 or 124 grain. It only works fine with +P loads in the 147 grain.

i Have tried to look for different recoil springs, no luck. On the 92FS I was able to get recoil springs from 12lb all the way to 20lbs and can fine tune it for what ever I am shooting that day.

Has anyone else had issues with their Taurus cycling when using a suppressor?

FYI. This happens in the Odessa-9’s shortest to longest configuration. It only happens when I a, using the silencer. Everything works fine when I remove the silencer.

yes, All items are clean and properly lubed as well.

 

[GeorgeS]

Does the can butt up to the shoulder on the barrel, or is there a gap between them?

 

[toddnjoyce]

Lakeline is probably your best bet for different spring weights, but aftermarket is a challenge when any manufacturer doesn’t support it and Taurus definitely doesn’t support the aftermarket.

 

[Texasgrillchef]

Does the can butt up to the shoulder on the barrel, or is there a gap between them?

The shiny silver is the polished barrel. The Black is obviously the Odessa-9.

 

[Texasgrillchef]

Silencer Shop said its a known issue with some handguns and the Odessa-9. Said their is a shim kit available that should fix the problem.

Have ordered one. Will update when i get it.

 

[GeorgeS]

Yes, that is what I figured. It matters on some guns and not others.

 

[candcallen]

Taurus is ported?

I assume the barrel isnt?

 

[Texasgrillchef]

Taurus is ported?

I assume the barrel isnt?

No not ported. My slide is. But the only purpose for a ported slide is to cool the barrel and look cool.