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Posted: 10/24/2014 11:06:27 PM EDT
So that one suppressor can use all of those calibers?

How is that possible?
Link Posted: 10/24/2014 11:16:08 PM EDT
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Built tough and user serviceable.
Link Posted: 10/24/2014 11:34:02 PM EDT
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So that one suppressor can use all of those calibers?



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This - and there are minimum barrel length requirements for some centerfire rifle cartridges.
Link Posted: 10/24/2014 11:35:04 PM EDT
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That's what sold me. Ordered this morning. I really like the monocore design.
Link Posted: 10/25/2014 12:16:17 AM EDT
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I picked mine up last May.
I love it.   I run .22, 300 BK,.223. Sounds awesome.

I need A threaded barrel to shoot nine MM.
Liberty mystic
Link Posted: 10/25/2014 3:03:59 AM EDT
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I picked mine up last May.
I love it.   I run .22, 300 BK,.223. Sounds awesome.

I need A threaded barrel to shoot nine MM.
Liberty mystic
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With one can? The same can?
Link Posted: 10/25/2014 7:30:35 AM EDT
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I picked mine up last May.
I love it.   I run .22, 300 BK,.223. Sounds awesome.

I need A threaded barrel to shoot nine MM.
Liberty mystic


With one can? The same can?


There are some YouTube videos where they put it on multiple hosts and calibers. Performance is pretty impressive across the board.
Link Posted: 10/25/2014 8:18:56 AM EDT
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For every upside there is a downside and there are a lot of downsides.  Its basically a 9mm pistol can that is build heavier with stronger materials.  You can use it on a 22lr for example, but it extremely big and heavy for that application, you'd be much happier with a dedicated 22lr suppressor that is a fraction of the weight.  Also most other 9mm cans that are much lighter can be used the same rimfire calibers, they are much lighter, and their cones can be tumbled.  For just pistol use it is pretty heavy as well, it weighs 60%+ more than a AAC Tirant 9, obviously weight is a huge issue on a handgun.  The 5.56 use is limited to a 16" barrel and it direct thread, almost everyone that suppresses a AR does it on a SBR, so no good here, because it is direct thread you pretty much have to have a dedicated upper for it that does not have a muzzle device installed, and it is not like you can abuse it then.  It is one of the lightest options that supports subsonic and supersonic 300blk.  For someone that only wants a 300blk suppressor, or only a 300blk + 9mm rifle + heavy 22lr rifle it would be a good choice.
Link Posted: 10/25/2014 9:25:14 AM EDT
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For every upside there is a downside and there are a lot of downsides.  Its basically a 9mm pistol can that is build heavier with stronger materials.  You can use it on a 22lr for example, but it extremely big and heavy for that application, you'd be much happier with a dedicated 22lr suppressor that is a fraction of the weight.  Also most other 9mm cans that are much lighter can be used the same rimfire calibers, they are much lighter, and their cones can be tumbled.  For just pistol use it is pretty heavy as well, it weighs 60%+ more than a AAC Tirant 9, obviously weight is a huge issue on a handgun.  The 5.56 use is limited to a 16" barrel and it direct thread, almost everyone that suppresses a AR does it on a SBR, so no good here, because it is direct thread you pretty much have to have a dedicated upper for it that does not have a muzzle device installed, and it is not like you can abuse it then.  It is one of the lightest options that supports subsonic and supersonic 300blk.  For someone that only wants a 300blk suppressor, or only a 300blk + 9mm rifle + heavy 22lr rifle it would be a good choice.
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Valid points. For me this is my first can so I'm prepared for the faults it has as a "jack of all trades" vs. dedicated cans. It's a lifetime purchase so I appreciate the overkill nature to serve well on a multitude of hosts. I can always get more specific platform suppressors down the road but the Mystic sure offers a lot for a first time can buyer. As always, YMMV.
Link Posted: 10/25/2014 9:59:19 AM EDT
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10 oz is heavy.....
Link Posted: 10/25/2014 10:26:44 AM EDT
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Valid points. For me this is my first can so I'm prepared for the faults it has as a "jack of all trades" vs. dedicated cans. It's a lifetime purchase so I appreciate the overkill nature to serve well on a multitude of hosts. I can always get more specific platform suppressors down the road but the Mystic sure offers a lot for a first time can buyer. As always, YMMV.
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For every upside there is a downside and there are a lot of downsides.  Its basically a 9mm pistol can that is build heavier with stronger materials.  You can use it on a 22lr for example, but it extremely big and heavy for that application, you'd be much happier with a dedicated 22lr suppressor that is a fraction of the weight.  Also most other 9mm cans that are much lighter can be used the same rimfire calibers, they are much lighter, and their cones can be tumbled.  For just pistol use it is pretty heavy as well, it weighs 60%+ more than a AAC Tirant 9, obviously weight is a huge issue on a handgun.  The 5.56 use is limited to a 16" barrel and it direct thread, almost everyone that suppresses a AR does it on a SBR, so no good here, because it is direct thread you pretty much have to have a dedicated upper for it that does not have a muzzle device installed, and it is not like you can abuse it then.  It is one of the lightest options that supports subsonic and supersonic 300blk.  For someone that only wants a 300blk suppressor, or only a 300blk + 9mm rifle + heavy 22lr rifle it would be a good choice.


Valid points. For me this is my first can so I'm prepared for the faults it has as a "jack of all trades" vs. dedicated cans. It's a lifetime purchase so I appreciate the overkill nature to serve well on a multitude of hosts. I can always get more specific platform suppressors down the road but the Mystic sure offers a lot for a first time can buyer. As always, YMMV.


You did good.
Link Posted: 10/25/2014 3:47:45 PM EDT
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Well its not 10oz, the body alone is 10.5oz, with adapter it is 13.9oz.  Thats 3-4x heavier than some rimfire suppressors and on the heavy side for 9mm cans, like for example the AAC Tirant 9 I have pending is 8.6oz.
Link Posted: 10/27/2014 2:19:32 PM EDT
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