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Posted: 9/12/2026 3:21:09 PM EDT
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Happened to be wandering through a wholesaler's website and saw Taurus now has a lineup of additive suppressors (2 9mm's, a .22lr, a .300... maybe more.) They look like they didn't just phone it in: the design looks to have more thought than some companies just slapping their name on a cheap can. (I mean, they may BE slapping their name on a printed can, but... It looks more professional and clued in.) However, it also looks like a one-and-done, same design for all calibers. They're a little long, but weight is good on the .22lr. Sealed .22lr... not sure how I feel about that yet. Especially since Taurus is synonymous with FRT TX22s. :D Prices are of course, really decent, as one might expect from Taurus. Be neat to see how these meter, maybe I'll grab a .22lr one for funsies and see how it compares to the Dead Air Ruger at the same length. ($299, 3.7oz, 5.5", 5.7 rated.) More mouths at the trough!  
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Originally Posted By Glocked: Curious to see how they do, and what they actually sell for. Interesting they went with a .30 instead of 9mm. Same thing. I use my Omega 9k with 9mm and .300 BLK. No problems. A .30 cal can is a 9mm can. But .45 not so much. Doable but not ideal. |
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Originally Posted By Glocked: Interesting they went with a .30 instead of 9mm. Originally Posted By Glocked: Interesting they went with a .30 instead of 9mm. Originally Posted By kel: Taurus now has a lineup of additive suppressors (2 9mm's, a .22lr, a .300... maybe more.) I didn’t post them all. Looks like the 9mm cans are one boosted, one subgun. Interesting decision to not make one sku, with separate mounts. |
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Originally Posted By chevrofreak: They have 2 separate 9mm cans as well. Originally Posted By kel: I didn’t post them all. Looks like the 9mm cans are one boosted, one subgun. Interesting decision to not make one sku, with separate mounts. Thanks. Reading is hard 
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Originally Posted By _DR: Same thing. I use my Omega 9k with 9mm and .300 BLK. No problems. A .30 cal can is a 9mm can. But .45 not so much. Doable but not ideal. Originally Posted By _DR: Originally Posted By Glocked: Curious to see how they do, and what they actually sell for. Interesting they went with a .30 instead of 9mm. Same thing. I use my Omega 9k with 9mm and .300 BLK. No problems. A .30 cal can is a 9mm can. But .45 not so much. Doable but not ideal. 300blk is a smaller diameter than 9mm. So putting 300blk through a 9mm isn’t a problem. 9mm is much closer to .36 cal. |
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Originally Posted By Glocked: 300blk is a smaller diameter than 9mm. So putting 300blk through a 9mm isn’t a problem. 9mm is much closer to .36 cal. Right. It has worked great for both calibers for me. |
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Originally Posted By BillyDBerger: Looks a lot like My Hux. As far as the way it looks. I think its 3d printed titanium right? Originally Posted By _DR: Do they come with the Taurus lifetime warranty is my question. Both of these are good questions. Is that .22 some sort of flow through, or are those protrusions at the muzzle just for style? Because if it’s a flow through .22 can with lifetime warranty for $300, I’ll be picking one up. (Ejection port particulates aren’t fun) |
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