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Posted: 8/2/2015 11:49:47 PM EDT
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What else are you looking to suppress? Do you need fixed barrel mounts? 3 lug mounts?
Is 9mm the only caliber you are looking to suppress or are there others? Is length important to you? Do you want a full size can or something that sacrifices performance for length? Do you want a durable can (steel baffles) or something lighter (aluminum baffles) and trading off cleaning options for weight? What's your budget? |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 12:10:15 AM EDT
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I have a lone wolf barrel and an AAC ECO9 I got on a screamer close out.
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Posted: 8/3/2015 12:15:17 AM EDT
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Lone Wolf has their barrels for ~$90 right now. I think the sale ends tomorrow or Tuesday sometime.
I picked up a barrel to hang my Octane 45 on the end of my G19. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 12:46:34 AM EDT
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Lone Wolf has their barrels for ~$90 right now. I think the sale ends tomorrow or Tuesday sometime. I picked up a barrel to hang my Octane 45 on the end of my G19. Thanks, I'll order one now. I was looking for advice like that when I started this thread. I am looking for advice on what works best on a g19 and a g19 only. I am a member of the every gun gets a can club so I am not looking for a one size fits all. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 6:15:08 AM EDT
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Thanks, I'll order one now. I was looking for advice like that when I started this thread. I am looking for advice on what works best on a g19 and a g19 only. I am a member of the every gun gets a can club so I am not looking for a one size fits all. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Lone Wolf has their barrels for ~$90 right now. I think the sale ends tomorrow or Tuesday sometime. I picked up a barrel to hang my Octane 45 on the end of my G19. Thanks, I'll order one now. I was looking for advice like that when I started this thread. I am looking for advice on what works best on a g19 and a g19 only. I am a member of the every gun gets a can club so I am not looking for a one size fits all. Osprey 9 will be the quietest (and shortest and lightest for a full size can) and give you the least blowback. The only caveat with the Glock is you will not be able to use the Osprey with X300 ultra, an inforce APL will work with the Osprey however. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 6:24:58 AM EDT
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I have a Storm Lake barrel and use a TiRant 9 on my G19. Very happy with this set up.
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Posted: 8/3/2015 6:42:32 AM EDT
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I have an Octane 9 in jail right now. I bought it for my Scorpion SBR.... but it will find a ton of use on my G19. It doesn't get much better than an Octane 9.
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Posted: 8/3/2015 7:17:19 AM EDT
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I have an Octane 9 in jail right now. I bought it for my Scorpion SBR.... but it will find a ton of use on my G19. It doesn't get much better than an Octane 9. Actually the Griffin 3 lug will be substantially shorter than the Octane 3 lug & the Osprey9 is quieter on a pistol allowing sights to be more usable (my Trijicon HD's work great). I realize you have an Octane in jail, but even most honest Octane owners would recommend the Griffin can if you want a versatile can (3 lug, k configuration) but that's not even what the OP asked. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 7:24:18 AM EDT
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I run a Tirant 9 on my Glock 19 ( I picked up a model with factory threaded barrel )
Runs very well , and the ameriglo sights ( tall sights ) work perfect When I decided to buy a new Glock, this was my reason 1. Buy a second new Glock with suppressor sights and threaded barrel ( including 2 mags ) for $529 Or 2. Buy a factory Glock threaded barrel $239.00 . Suppressor sights $80 , 2 extra mags $50 - about $360 plus shipping At the time I couldn't find a Glock barrel for $100 |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 9:14:29 AM EDT
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Actually the Griffin 3 lug will be substantially shorter than the Octane 3 lug & the Osprey9 is quieter on a pistol allowing sights to be more usable (my Trijicon HD's work great). I realize you have an Octane in jail, but even most honest Octane owners would recommend the Griffin can if you want a versatile can (3 lug, k configuration) but that's not even what the OP asked. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I have an Octane 9 in jail right now. I bought it for my Scorpion SBR.... but it will find a ton of use on my G19. It doesn't get much better than an Octane 9. Actually the Griffin 3 lug will be substantially shorter than the Octane 3 lug & the Osprey9 is quieter on a pistol allowing sights to be more usable (my Trijicon HD's work great). I realize you have an Octane in jail, but even most honest Octane owners would recommend the Griffin can if you want a versatile can (3 lug, k configuration) but that's not even what the OP asked. He asked about the G19 but either way... the Octane 9 is where it's at for me... on both the G19 or a 3 lug Scorpion/MP5. The Griffin mount is compatible with the Octane 9(no surprise) if you want go substantially shorter. Griffin tri lug mount + Octane 
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Posted: 8/3/2015 9:29:49 AM EDT
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I have an Osprey on mine (paid $200 so I wasn't choosy) and a blacked out LW barrel ...works pretty damn good..If I had it to do over again I'd have gotten something that goes better with my Mp5 clone
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Posted: 8/3/2015 10:24:17 AM EDT
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I have a PSA barrel, xs big dot suppressor sights, and an AAC Evo9 can.
This setup works very well, I don't think I would buy the evo again but I got it for $200 bucks so I'm not going to bitch. I like to have people who have never shot with a can before shoot this setup wet. They always smile. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 11:11:00 AM EDT
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Lets talk about spring weights...
What heavier spring works the best? |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 12:17:33 PM EDT
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My gen 3 G19 with KKM threaded would routinely choke with a osprey 45.
YMMV |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 12:20:22 PM EDT
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I run a Tirant 9 on my Glock 19 ( I picked up a model with factory threaded barrel ) Runs very well , and the ameriglo sights ( tall sights ) work perfect When I decided to buy a new Glock, this was my reason 1. Buy a second new Glock with suppressor sights and threaded barrel ( including 2 mags ) for $529 Or 2. Buy a factory Glock threaded barrel $239.00 . Suppressor sights $80 , 2 extra mags $50 - about $360 plus shipping At the time I couldn't find a Glock barrel for $100 When I bought my G19 I went this route. Its a damn good deal. I only have a TiRant 45 for a pistol can, so I can't help OP out on opinions of a dedicated 9mm can. That being said, the 19 ran flawlessly right out the box with the .45 can. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 12:31:42 PM EDT
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Lets talk about spring weights... What heavier spring works the best? My G19 Gen4 has run flawlessly with both my Osprey 9s with 115, 124, 147 & 158gr. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 5:10:54 PM EDT
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My G19 Gen4 has run flawlessly with both my Osprey 9s with 115, 124, 147 & 158gr. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Lets talk about spring weights... What heavier spring works the best? My G19 Gen4 has run flawlessly with both my Osprey 9s with 115, 124, 147 & 158gr. SPRING Not Bullet weight. I'm running the factory spring, with no issue, so far. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 5:20:15 PM EDT
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SPRING Not Bullet weight. I'm running the factory spring, with no issue, so far. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Lets talk about spring weights... What heavier spring works the best? My G19 Gen4 has run flawlessly with both my Osprey 9s with 115, 124, 147 & 158gr. SPRING Not Bullet weight. I'm running the factory spring, with no issue, so far. The salient point I was making in a round about way so as to not butthurt the Octane guys is that the Osprey tends to run fine on Glocks whereas the Octane has given many guys issues due to increased blowback, no need to tinker with aftermarket springs. In other words, the wrong question was asked, the right question would be why buy a can that you need to buy aftermarket springs so maybe it works when you can buy a can that will work with a wide variety of ammo with the stock spring? |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 5:40:15 PM EDT
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Lone Wolf has their barrels for ~$90 right now. I think the sale ends tomorrow or Tuesday sometime. I picked up a barrel to hang my Octane 45 on the end of my G19. Same. I got my barrel in 3 days IIRC. |
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Posted: 8/3/2015 6:36:51 PM EDT
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The salient point I was making in a round about way so as to not butthurt the Octane guys is that the Osprey tends to run fine on Glocks whereas the Octane has given many guys issues due to increased blowback, no need to tinker with aftermarket springs. In other words, the wrong question was asked, the right question would be why buy a can that you need to buy aftermarket springs so maybe it works when you can buy a can that will work with a wide variety of ammo with the stock spring? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Lets talk about spring weights... What heavier spring works the best? My G19 Gen4 has run flawlessly with both my Osprey 9s with 115, 124, 147 & 158gr. SPRING Not Bullet weight. I'm running the factory spring, with no issue, so far. The salient point I was making in a round about way so as to not butthurt the Octane guys is that the Osprey tends to run fine on Glocks whereas the Octane has given many guys issues due to increased blowback, no need to tinker with aftermarket springs. In other words, the wrong question was asked, the right question would be why buy a can that you need to buy aftermarket springs so maybe it works when you can buy a can that will work with a wide variety of ammo with the stock spring? Because I wasn't asking for reliability reasons...I was asking because I am in search of maximum suppression. I put a 16lb spring in my 92fs and it def made things quieter by increasing the lock time (I believe that's the correct term). I was hoping for some similar info regarding spring weights in the G19, as my YHM Cobra 45 already runs flawless! 
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Posted: 8/3/2015 7:54:30 PM EDT
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Because I wasn't asking for reliability reasons...I was asking because I am in search of maximum suppression. I put a 16lb spring in my 92fs and it def made things quieter by increasing the lock time (I believe that's the correct term). I was hoping for some similar info regarding spring weights in the G19, as my YHM Cobra 45 already runs flawless!
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Lets talk about spring weights... What heavier spring works the best? My G19 Gen4 has run flawlessly with both my Osprey 9s with 115, 124, 147 & 158gr. SPRING Not Bullet weight. I'm running the factory spring, with no issue, so far. The salient point I was making in a round about way so as to not butthurt the Octane guys is that the Osprey tends to run fine on Glocks whereas the Octane has given many guys issues due to increased blowback, no need to tinker with aftermarket springs. In other words, the wrong question was asked, the right question would be why buy a can that you need to buy aftermarket springs so maybe it works when you can buy a can that will work with a wide variety of ammo with the stock spring? Because I wasn't asking for reliability reasons...I was asking because I am in search of maximum suppression. I put a 16lb spring in my 92fs and it def made things quieter by increasing the lock time (I believe that's the correct term). I was hoping for some similar info regarding spring weights in the G19, as my YHM Cobra 45 already runs flawless!
Gotcha, but my question would be why not try suppressing another pistol? It's well documented Glocks are not the best to suppress, it makes sense a heavier spring may quiet them down but for me I wouldn't even mess with it. |
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Posted: 8/4/2015 6:21:22 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryGotcha, but my question would be why not try suppressing another pistol? It's well documented Glocks are not the best to suppress, it makes sense a heavier spring may quiet them down but for me I wouldn't even mess with it. Because this is a G19 thread...
Anyways, I've read of some guys who have had success running an 18lb spring...Anyone else have a similar experience? |
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Posted: 8/4/2015 6:38:44 PM EDT
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The stock spring is 17lbs... I don't see you being able to even tell a difference with 1lb.
I had a Lone Wolf barrel for my old 19 at one time... I have since replaced it with a 17 and LW barrel for that one, but I kept the gun stock and it works fine with my Multimount. I don't bother with suppressor sights. You don't need them if you shoot with both eyes open. |
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Posted: 8/4/2015 10:34:40 PM EDT
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ordered one today for my 17
Fyi Found a ss stromlake used on consigment for 150 Was gonna buy but thread pitch is 1/2 x 32 What is 32 for? Didn't know they made that pitch |
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