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Posted: 7/28/2008 6:32:20 AM EDT
| So I'm looking for a GREAT 9mm can. I've shot the Trident, and that has been my choice for another 9mm can all along. Now I'm hearing about the Multimount. Which should I get and why? |
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I don't have any experience shooting the Gemtech MultiMount. I like the Trident-9 and have used it on various weapons. It cycles reliably in my experience and sounds great. Both are from good, respected companies. Do you have a local dealer with both products you could try? Mark |
| This will be primarily for use on my 9mm AR. I'm gonna migrate my Phantom9 over to pistol-only duty. Another member here has a Trident on his 9mm AR and it sounds really good to my ear. I wish I had a local dealer who would carry both and let me hear them together, but I don't think I have any stocking Gemtech dealers around these parts. Like I said, I was already leaning towards the Trident, but I have been hearing rumblings about the Multimount so I thought I'd look into it a bit more. |
I tend to agree with what you just said. The only problem for me is that I have only actually fired the Trident. I would like to think that the MK9's would be quieter and sound better, but I don't want to blindly buy one and hope that to be the case. I don't exactly have a plethora of stocking dealers around here. |
Yeah, I feel your pain. I can virtually guarantee you the MK9/MK9K is going to be quieter than the trident on a long gun. I have heard all 3 mentioned cans but not under controlled circumstances and obviously I'm not a sound meter either. The MK9/9K are very impressive cans -- they're giggle quiet on a 9mm rifle. ETA: The last time this topic came up I referred the OP over to uzitalk.com. As you can imagine those guys have quite a bit of experience with suppressing 9mm carbines and there have been some good threads on the subject. |
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