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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:18:41 PM EDT
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What's the dif between a sub gun can and a pistol can?
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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:29:48 PM EDT
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can.
To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:39:47 PM EDT
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Silencer Co Ospry.
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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:40:29 PM EDT
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Silencer Co Ospry. Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:42:59 PM EDT
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Silencer Co osprey. Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. For those who use sites or care to hit what they're aiming at the Osprey hangs mostly below the centerline of the barrel so you can see over it without the need for different sites. |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:47:20 PM EDT
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For those who use sites or care to hit what they're aiming at the Osprey hangs mostly below the centerline of the barrel so you can see over it without the need for different sites. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Silencer Co osprey. Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. For those who use sites or care to hit what they're aiming at the Osprey hangs mostly below the centerline of the barrel so you can see over it without the need for different sites. Mine will mostly be used for hit man type work so..,, |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:48:49 PM EDT
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Mine will mostly be used for hit man type work so..,, Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Silencer Co osprey. Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. For those who use sites or care to hit what they're aiming at the Osprey hangs mostly below the centerline of the barrel so you can see over it without the need for different sites. Mine will mostly be used for hit man type work so..,, Touching distance. Ain't got no time for sights. |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:54:09 PM EDT
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. If you pay a little extra you can get the water cooled versions. |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 10:03:21 PM EDT
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What's the dif between a sub gun can and a pistol can? Size /internal volume |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 10:09:12 PM EDT
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Touching distance. Ain't got no time for sights. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Silencer Co osprey. Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. For those who use sites or care to hit what they're aiming at the Osprey hangs mostly below the centerline of the barrel so you can see over it without the need for different sites. Mine will mostly be used for hit man type work so..,, Touching distance. Ain't got no time for sights. I am glad that when the thread went stupid- it stayed intertaining! 
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Posted: 2/27/2015 10:12:09 PM EDT
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ... 
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Posted: 2/27/2015 10:48:12 PM EDT
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Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ...
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ...
No offense ment but ....pour me a little I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: 
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Posted: 2/27/2015 10:58:56 PM EDT
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Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Silencer Co Ospry. Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. In your opinion, how do you think they will run with .300 BLK (as opposed to AAC)? |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 10:59:37 PM EDT
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The Osprey is not user serviceable. Supposedly you will need to shoot thousands of rounds of really dirty ammo to foul it.
The Octane is user serviceable. |
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Posted: 2/28/2015 1:36:03 AM EDT
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AAAAAAAAAAND HERE WE GO !!!!!!!!
The need for being user "servicable" is a giant pile of made up Internet magic unicorn shit glitter! UNLESS, it's a 22lr can, some do need to be cleaned since 22lr is dirty as fuck but even that will take 5k+ to do it. Some company years ago made a center fire can that came apart for what ever reason, if anything it was due to laziness in production. Just screw it all together and sell it or have to put the extra effort in to weld it. Then more people wanted said cans due to it becoming the cool thing to do. Being able to change out baffles is important you say? Well only if you have a shitty can/host and plan on getting baffle strikes it is. Every big name suppressor company I've talked to all laugh a bit when I bring this up to them and say basically the same thing, unless it's a 22 no need for it. If they were offering a can like that it's just to meet the market who think they need a servicable can. So like I said.... Silencer Co. Osprey on a SUB 300 Blk.... No reason that won't work, they're all going to sound basically the same. |
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Posted: 2/28/2015 8:47:17 AM EDT
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I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ...
No offense ment but ....pour me a little I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Here you go 
Subgun cans don't really work well on pistols - they won't cycle the action, not enough back pressure . |
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Posted: 2/28/2015 9:10:50 AM EDT
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Here you go http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/6A632936-E983-4FD5-B4C2-51AF6384B527_zps4ixzkhzo.jpg
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/E5B183C4-4B29-44F2-91C5-05B8DD92A161_zpsrulluck7.jpg Subgun cans don't really work well on pistols - they won't cycle the action, not enough back pressure . Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ...
No offense ment but ....pour me a little I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Here you go http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/6A632936-E983-4FD5-B4C2-51AF6384B527_zps4ixzkhzo.jpg
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/E5B183C4-4B29-44F2-91C5-05B8DD92A161_zpsrulluck7.jpg Subgun cans don't really work well on pistols - they won't cycle the action, not enough back pressure . I put a 9mm subgun can on a Glock a few years back and while it was quiet it was certainly not practical. The pistol wouldn't cycle, it was insanely nose heavy, and it felt like I was aiming a potato. |
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Posted: 2/28/2015 9:35:47 AM EDT
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AAAAAAAAAAND HERE WE GO !!!!!!!! The need for being user "servicable" is a giant pile of made up Internet magic unicorn shit glitter! UNLESS, it's a 22lr can, some do need to be cleaned since 22lr is dirty as fuck but even that will take 5k+ to do it. Some company years ago made a center fire can that came apart for what ever reason, if anything it was due to laziness in production. Just screw it all together and sell it or have to put the extra effort in to weld it. Then more people wanted said cans due to it becoming the cool thing to do. Being able to change out baffles is important you say? Well only if you have a shitty can/host and plan on getting baffle strikes it is. Every big name suppressor company I've talked to all laugh a bit when I bring this up to them and say basically the same thing, unless it's a 22 no need for it. If they were offering a can like that it's just to meet the market who think they need a servicable can. So like I said.... Silencer Co. Osprey on a SUB 300 Blk.... No reason that won't work, they're all going to sound basically the same. I did not mean to start a debate on whether to buy "user serviceable" cans. Not sure I would get too worried about cleaning it unless you are shooting lead bullets with real dirty powder. Even then it will take thousands to foul it. I bought the Octane and user serviceable was not really on my list of criteria. |
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Posted: 2/28/2015 9:58:32 AM EDT
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Are you a hitman nutter?
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Posted: 2/28/2015 10:11:59 AM EDT
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Are you a hitman nutter? No... But I did stay at a holiday inn last night 
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Posted: 2/28/2015 10:20:45 AM EDT
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TiRant 9mm
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Posted: 2/28/2015 10:30:13 AM EDT
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Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Silencer Co Ospry. Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. Too much aluminum TiRant > How many square car mufflers are there? |
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Posted: 2/28/2015 10:31:53 AM EDT
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No... But I did stay at a holiday inn last night
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Are you a hitman nutter? No... But I did stay at a holiday inn last night
That's where hit men stay 
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Posted: 2/28/2015 10:36:21 AM EDT
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Here you go http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/6A632936-E983-4FD5-B4C2-51AF6384B527_zps4ixzkhzo.jpg
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/E5B183C4-4B29-44F2-91C5-05B8DD92A161_zpsrulluck7.jpg Subgun cans don't really work well on pistols - they won't cycle the action, not enough back pressure . Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ...
No offense ment but ....pour me a little I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Here you go http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/6A632936-E983-4FD5-B4C2-51AF6384B527_zps4ixzkhzo.jpg
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/E5B183C4-4B29-44F2-91C5-05B8DD92A161_zpsrulluck7.jpg Subgun cans don't really work well on pistols - they won't cycle the action, not enough back pressure . Nutter, what can is on the 22 ? How do you like it ? I have a trust to use and looking at 22 for first suppressor then 45 and 30 cal 
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Posted: 2/28/2015 10:37:22 AM EDT
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I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ...
No offense ment but ....pour me a little I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Cool Case! Where did you get it?
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Posted: 2/28/2015 11:31:28 AM EDT
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ive heard good things about 2 liter coke bottles
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Posted: 2/28/2015 11:43:46 AM EDT
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That's where hit men stay HA! He got ya. Hitman 101 We rent a room at the Holiday Inn. Then we stay at the HoJo's across the street. |
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Posted: 2/28/2015 11:50:58 AM EDT
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Nutter, what can is on the 22 ? How do you like it ? I have a trust to use and looking at 22 for first suppressor then 45 and 30 cal
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ...
No offense ment but ....pour me a little I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Here you go http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/6A632936-E983-4FD5-B4C2-51AF6384B527_zps4ixzkhzo.jpg
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n624/chivoblanco/E5B183C4-4B29-44F2-91C5-05B8DD92A161_zpsrulluck7.jpg Subgun cans don't really work well on pistols - they won't cycle the action, not enough back pressure . Nutter, what can is on the 22 ? How do you like it ? I have a trust to use and looking at 22 for first suppressor then 45 and 30 cal
It's a coastal can- relatively cheap! There are better cans out there but for the money- it wasn't bad. |
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Posted: 2/28/2015 11:53:48 AM EDT
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That's where hit men stay HA! He got ya. Hitman 101 We rent a room at the Holiday Inn. Then we stay at the HoJo's across the street. For the gang-bangs or ta pimp out the hoes?
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Posted: 2/28/2015 1:03:10 PM EDT
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This topic interest me. Wonder if we could get a discount for buying two?
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Posted: 2/28/2015 1:15:02 PM EDT
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Silencer Co Ospry. Agreed. Buddy of mine has one of these. Silencer Co makes some bad ass products. Too much aluminum TiRant > How many square car mufflers are there? A lot actually. Everything stock comes with an oval one which is closer to Osprey shape than AAC. |
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Posted: 3/3/2015 12:15:29 AM EDT
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I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Quote HistoryQuoted:
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If you are not familiar with silencers you will be disappointed. That PEW PEW sound they make in the movies is nonsense. I have a YHM 9mm Cobrra and it sounds like a book being slammed shut. You definitely hear the hammer falling and the bullet hitting the target but it's not whisper quiet either. You will need to use subsonic ammo in it to prevent the sonic crack silencers won't be able to cover up, which necessarily means you losing a lot of energy on the target. You can increase it's silencing ability by filling the silencer with water before firing it. The water dissipated some of the energy in the can. To mmy knowledge, YHM is the only model you can actually takle apart to clean. All others, you'll need to soak in a solution to clean. DO NOT TOUCH THE SILENCER AFTE R YOU FIRE THE GUN. It will be skin burningly hot. Did you read my post or have you been drinking and forgot what you read? Riddle me that ...
No offense ment but ....pour me a little I read the first sentence asking for thoughts on your getting a 9mm pistol can so I posted my thoughts like you asked. Only then did I go back and read the second sentence and wondered why you didn't know 9mm cans on subgun hosts can be used on pistol hosts. I said "oh well" and was going to leave it at that until you copped an attitude so now I'm thinking you have anger management issues.. Does that clear things up? Here's my can. Let's see yours: http://i329.photobucket.com/albums/l377/GoodOlDave/cased_set_zpse61611fa.jpg Kinda hoped you would show me more cool Stuff like that case. |
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Posted: 3/3/2015 4:22:33 PM EDT
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Posted: 3/4/2015 12:34:02 AM EDT
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I have the osprey9. I like it a lot. On a glock host with trijicon HD sights, the sights line up perfectly with the top of the can.
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Posted: 3/4/2015 7:30:27 PM EDT
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I have the osprey9. I like it a lot. On a glock host with trijicon HD sights, the sights line up perfectly with the top of the can. I am leaning in this direction- If we ever should I would like to try your combo out. I want shoot before I buy this time |
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