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Posted: 4/27/2025 10:27:08 AM EDT
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I'd like one that works with a shortened barrel or ported and the can threads on. I really don't want to just use one of my 45 cans and just have the barrel threaded. Leads? |
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Originally Posted By peachy: Joe Jones at Shaw (formerly Curtis Tactical) has made them in the past. The design is sort of an integral Mk9 hybrid. Machine Gun Mike has a Youtube video on it. I've had him make me a few integral suppressors for few different MGs and the quality is great if you can put up with the wait and the excuses. |
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Originally Posted By peachy: Joe Jones at Shaw (formerly Curtis Tactical) has made them in the past. The design is sort of an integral Mk9 hybrid. Machine Gun Mike has a Youtube video on it.  Integrally suppressed M3A1 Grease Gun Submachine Gun (Ep57) |
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Originally Posted By amphibian: Here is the video on that. Joe made this shortly after making the CT9KS per my specifications. What is funny about that is that he told me he didn't think it would work well and I demanded it to be made this way. He was so impressed with it he started making other cans the same way and this Grease Gun suppressors was one of the first he did like that after mine.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPSvWgXD6rAYep, that’s the video I was thinking of. He takes it apart and shows what it looks like inside. It’s user serviceable which is great too. Joe does great work, but as mentioned, sometimes he can be hard to get a hold of. I think he prefers to spend his time in the shop instead of sitting behind a computer. You may have to follow up if you reach out to him and he doesn’t reply at first. |
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I've got that one plus an original SCRC suppressor for my greaser. The Curtis Tactical is WAY lighter than the SCRC, but the SCRC is based off the original OSS can, and makes the gun front end heavy (but creates zero muzzle rise). Both cans are great and quiet. If you want the original heavy style, go with the SCRC, but good luck finding one. If you want one that is a shooter and looks like an OSS can and is light weight, go with Joe. |
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Originally Posted By sgthatred: Mine is a AWC can. Its very quiet but it is also ported enough you can watch the bullets flying down range. https://weaponblueprints.com/mongo/pictures/Grease-gun/M3A1-right-suppressed.jpg I forget how awesome that thing is. |
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