Who has experience with this silencer? How would you rate the suppression? Overall impressions? Thanks.

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I'm aware of those reviews. I meant from people here, who own one.

Yeah, a personal review would be much better than some test information.

A personal review IS better than test results, when you have already read the test results, jackass.

Quoted: Yeah, a personal review would be much better than some test information.

personally i have found the test results on that site to be a little favorable to a few....

Quoted: Who has experience with this silencer? How would you rate the suppression? Overall impressions? Thanks.

good suppressor but i would recomment the 67 all stainless which is what i have and like it ..the suppression between the 67 and 65 are nill and the 67 with all stainless baffles is full auto rated and will stand up to more wear and tear in my opinion also the 67 is about 100 more but you do get what you pay for

Quoted: Quoted: Who has experience with this silencer? How would you rate the suppression? Overall impressions? Thanks. good suppressor but i would recomment the 67 all stainless which is what i have and like it ..the suppression between the 67 and 65 are nill and the 67 with all stainless baffles is full auto rated and will stand up to more wear and tear in my opinion also the 67 is about 100 more but you do get what you pay for

How are the threads on you can holding up? I've heard some people on this site claim that the aluminum threads could become damaged more easily than steel or titanium threads. I don't own a suppressor yet and I want to gather as much info as possible. Thanks for any info in advance.

Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Who has experience with this silencer? How would you rate the suppression? Overall impressions? Thanks. good suppressor but i would recomment the 67 all stainless which is what i have and like it ..the suppression between the 67 and 65 are nill and the 67 with all stainless baffles is full auto rated and will stand up to more wear and tear in my opinion also the 67 is about 100 more but you do get what you pay for How are the threads on you can holding up? I've heard some people on this site claim that the aluminum threads could become damaged more easily than steel or titanium threads. I don't own a suppressor yet and I want to gather as much info as possible. Thanks for any info in advance.

they are holding up fine and they are stainless not aluminum

Quoted: How are the threads on you can holding up? I've heard some people on this site claim that the aluminum threads could become damaged more easily than steel or titanium threads. I don't own a suppressor yet and I want to gather as much info as possible. Thanks for any info in advance.

they are holding up fine and they are stainless not aluminum





OOPS! I forgot that you were talking about the 67 and not a 65. Damn I feel stupid now.

Quoted: Quoted: How are the threads on you can holding up? I've heard some people on this site claim that the aluminum threads could become damaged more easily than steel or titanium threads. I don't own a suppressor yet and I want to gather as much info as possible. Thanks for any info in advance. they are holding up fine and they are stainless not aluminum OOPS! I forgot that you were talking about the 67 and not a 65. Damn I feel stupid now.

no reason to feel stupid, i am wonering the same and also if you have a problem with a 65 thread cap can you sent it back and get a stainless thread cap ?

I got my Tac-65 today. About 35 days mailbox to mailbox. LLC route went smooth as silk. It was extremely easy.

There is some first-round pop, but if you spit in the back of it a little before shooting, it is extremely quiet. This is the first can I've ever heard firsthand, and it is really impressive. It is quieter than my Crosman spring piston airgun. I am using a P-22. I started with Mini-Mags, but they occasionally would break the sound barrier. Federal bulk works great and is quiet.

It is very light. You can still use the sights, but probably not for bullseye shooting. The laser works awesome and POI was not noticably affected.

After the medium dries, it gets a little louder, but not much.

From fifty feet, it sounds like a small stick snapping.

I am very impressed. I can't imagine anyone being disappointed in this suppressor.