I was under the impression that the Odessa 9 has 11 numbered baffles. (I see 11 i videos, DA's site,etc)

But I had 1 that was back ordered at Silencer Shop for 3 months. It just arrived & It has just 10 #'ed baffles?

Does the overall length equal the listing on their website and what it says on your form 4?

maybe? But it's hard to say & were they measure. The length with the F4 is greater than their site.

Plus this fr. their site:

Enter the Odessa-9.

The Odessa-9 features a 1.1? tube, allowing you to fully utilize your stock sights. That’s right, the Odessa-9 is almost as small as our Mask. It is also fully modular and can be shot in multiple configurations. 10 to be exact (well, 11 if you don’t use ANY baffles). If you stack only four baffles you’ll be close to, or below, hearing safe levels with subsonic ammunition. Stack on the full 11 baffles and we’ve hovered just shy of 122dB with HUSH subsonic ammo. With the smaller tube and this much modularity, your suppressed handgun life just got easier.

Some pics appear to show 10 baffles & some appear to show 11. I'm confused.

@Atlmike

@Mageever

It now comes with 10. It used to come with 11.

If I recall the 11th baffle didn’t add much more suppression in Dead Air’s metering. Still, being able to turn it up to a Spinal Tap ‘11’ has its appeal..

Yeah. I'll release a comprehensive test report eventually to show everyone the real differences.

I guess it's no big deal if that's the case. But DA should update all their stuff (site, manual, etc, etc).

Getting one thing & expecting for & paying for another irks me. Plus it kills a bit of the excitement of the new can for myself. Regardless of whether it makes little difference in performance.