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Posted: 4/9/2008 2:51:45 PM EDT
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I saved up enough money to get a 2 suppressor. I am eyeing either the Spectre or Tac-65. Both can be taken apart, but the Tac-65 is a third of the price of the Spectre and weighs quite a bit less. I have a Buckmark with a short TacSol barrel on it and I wanted to know if anyone who has a Spectre has found it a little too heavy for a pistol. I know the weights of each, but since they will be cantilevered out from my hand its not a simple comparison. Also, is the Spectre really worth 3 times more than the Tac-65. Just looking for opinions from people who have shot or used both. The other guns these will go on is a 10/22 and a CZ-452. Thanks |
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Spectre is heavier, but really is'nt a big deal. I use it on a MKIII/Pac-lite upper that is really light. Spectre does make it a little front heavy, but not too bad IMO. One thing I noticed about the Spectre, is the length of the threads. Most .22 cans, the threads are around .4" in length. Spectre's are longer, around .6". Probably for AR/Ceiner use? Not sure on that. Spectre is full auto rated, multi caliber, stainless can. Not really a fair comparison. I bought it for use with the other calibers. 
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Yes, the threads are longer for Ceiner use on the ar15 / m16. |
No .2" of threads will still hang over, and will get gunked up from shooting. They will need to be cleaned before screwing it on the longer AR barrel threads. Not a big deal, I find I usually have to clean the threads on all .22 cans often anyway. .22's are pretty dirty. |
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