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My Omega 300 stamp was returned in only 3 1/2 months earlier this year which I thought was great and figured I would research in case there were decent BF deals.
I couldn't decide on getting a dedicated 9mm or a dual purpose .45 can. A few days before BF I came across a decent deal and opted to get both. Couldn't decide between the Ghost and Obsidian for the 45 and ended buying the Ghost 45 and Odessa 9. The decision between the Ghost and Obsidian for the 45 was very hard as there is great information out there on both cans. Well, fast forward a week and I opted to also purchase the Obsidian 45. The debate between the Ghost and Obsidian is a common one and hopefully I can provide some decent feedback for those on the fence. |
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I can't think of anything to say. Nada, zip, nothing.
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SilencerCo Omega 300 last week. First can. Very excited.
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I wouldn't stand in front of a piss-filled supersoaker. Does that make it a good pistol? - Caboose314
I thought I was covered for 22 cans, but the NFAids is a bitch when it mutates - themagikbullet |
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Doesn't mean that much to me to mean that much to you.
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Hansohn got me with the .338 Rex Silentium can on Black Friday. I have 8.6 on my mind when that day comes.
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SureFire SOCOM556-SB2 for my LMT
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Capitalism: God's way of determining who is smart, and who is poor.
Instagram: @gunned_guy |
Wolfman because why the hell not
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turbo k2, hansohn bros have them now
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Originally Posted By ryder6908:
turbo k2, hansohn bros have them now View Quote Turbo (not K) due to preference for the longer can. The only thing stopping me are the 3 cans already purchased and from what I am reading there is the potential for new stuff coming out soon. |
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I can't think of anything to say. Nada, zip, nothing.
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Ho ho ho. I added a Rugged Razor to my stack of jailed cans this morning. Merry Christmas to me.
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Was on the fence between a Sig Srd556 QD and a YHM Turbo 556. I went with the Turbo. Now the waiting begins.
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NFA Collector & all the things that go bang!
TN, USA
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201 days in on my first can, YHM Turbo for a dedicated SBR.
Starting over on a new obsidian 45 next week. I called ATF for a checkup on stamps. Told me 9 months. SBR is due in January Can is due mid March. We shall see! |
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Obsidian 45. It's a sickness.
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Just ordered a Turbo K (older model) since it had the direct thread adapter.
$324.99 |
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I can't think of anything to say. Nada, zip, nothing.
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PROFESSIONAL FIREARMS SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCER
WV, USA
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Have a Mask and Wolfman at the LGS in jail.
I just ordered the Sandman S. Working on that next level in Asylum |
Every normal man, at times, must be tempted to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
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Resonator for $502
Stamp cashed 12/31/19. It'll be a nice christmas present!!! lol Thinking about a Chimera next for my sbr ptr91. |
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Sine Qua Non
Call sign: Glitter |
Dang it.
Couldn’t help myself and bought a gen 2 YHM Turbo K for $303 shipped. Actually super excited. |
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And if my sister calls me crying you can bet I appear pretty quickly, usually in a little cloud of smoke and brimstone, or maybe that smell is cod? ~Aimless
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First buy of the year. I wanted a newer and more better 9mm pistol can, so I bought a CGS Mod9.
I got to see and handle a friend's Kraken this past weekend and was really impressed. I especially like how a lot of the weight is shifted to the rear of the can, and overall it felt like a very nice, quality can. Sounded good on an MP5 as well. |
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"When you have made evil the means of survival, do not expect men to remain good...do not expect them to produce, when production is punished and looting is rewarded. Do not ask, 'Who is destroying the world?' You are." - Ayn Rand
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Originally Posted By tatsngats:
Where are you getting that for $303? View Quote They did charge me tax. I was really hoping for a gen 1 turbo K but the 2 will have to do. |
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And if my sister calls me crying you can bet I appear pretty quickly, usually in a little cloud of smoke and brimstone, or maybe that smell is cod? ~Aimless
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Didn’t buy anything...
But I sold a YHM Nitro 30 today that I bought two years ago but have never fired a single round through. |
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Just a 1x28 key micro from Hansohn just now. I needed another muzzle device anyway and figured I might as well check the key micro mount out. It's going temporarily on an 18in .223 wylde barrel I've also got coming so the abbreviated larger bore diameter brake isn't that big of a deal compared to a full size 30 cal brake being a sacrificial blast baffle for a short barrel. Eventually if all goes well its getting migrated over to a 9mm host when I finally get myself a 9mm can.
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I probably got it backwards. Instead of a rimfire can fueling the addiction, it was a 45 cal pistol suppressor that got me hooked. Now i have to get a rimfire, then a 30 cal rifle can.
Just bought a Rugged Oculus this weekend. Originally went into the shop to buy the Dead Air Mask or Optimus Micro, but ended up with the Oculus. Now the wait begins again. |
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Originally Posted By MrMONEYman:
Just bought a Rugged Oculus this weekend. Originally went into the shop to buy the Dead Air Mask or Optimus Micro, but ended up with the Oculus. View Quote Care to explain your reasoning? Might help some others that are considering rimfire options. |
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Originally Posted By BigWaylon:
@MrMONEYman Care to explain your reasoning? Might help some others that are considering rimfire options. View Quote My wishlist by order of preference were: 1)Dead Air Mask - there seems to be a lot of publicity and first hand accounts of how this is the rimfire can is the benchmark that others are measured against 2)Griffin Armament Optimus Micro - I like how it was over built for a rimfire can (I didn't really care about how heavy it was), and then there is the added bonus of being able to fire 5.56 rounds through it; the only deterrent is that it will probably cost approximately $100 more then either the Mask or Oculus 3)Rugged Oculus - every account that I've seen out there put this can on par with the Mask in terms of performance, and there seems to be a 50/50 split of owners who recommend either the Mask or Oculus; their warranty is rock solid and idiot proff 4)Q El Camino - if I can't find any other the top 3 and this one was in stock, then just price wise, this is probably the cheapest option When I got to the gunshop, the owner really pushed for the Mask and the Oculus (he's a Rugged Dealer too); but just a little more for the Oculus. He didn't have the other cans available, and he made me a sweet deal on the Oculus. So in the end it was pure economics, at the intersection of supply and demand (not to mention a decent price) was the Oculus. I didn't really care for the modularity of the can; but the Rugged warranty was definitely a key consideration since this is going to be a lifetime purchase. I would have been happy walking out with any other the 4 cans that I mentioned above. |
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bought a second obsidian 45 last weekend, still in the market for another DA Mask and a Resonator R2
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#NOVABATTLEBUDDIES
"Shooting unsuppressed is just uncivilized." - 1UP5DN PM me for an Active Junky referral link |
SS just mailed my stamp 2 days ago for my YHM Resonator R2. Its my first can and so far I love it.
Shot about 150 rounds sighting it in and at a US Arms competition the other night. I have already ordered a Bootleg adjustable BCG since the PSA $300 AR is a bit gassy. Got to get my Form 1 in for an SBR i am building. |
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PROFESSIONAL FIREARMS SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCER
WV, USA
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Originally Posted By MrMONEYman: After an extensive research, my main criteria were: 1) non-aluminum baffles so my cleaning options would not be limited; 2) minimal FRP; and 3) decent product warranty. My wishlist by order of preference were: 1)Dead Air Mask - there seems to be a lot of publicity and first hand accounts of how this is the rimfire can is the benchmark that others are measured against 2)Griffin Armament Optimus Micro - I like how it was over built for a rimfire can (I didn't really care about how heavy it was), and then there is the added bonus of being able to fire 5.56 rounds through it; the only deterrent is that it will probably cost approximately $100 more then either the Mask or Oculus 3)Rugged Oculus - every account that I've seen out there put this can on par with the Mask in terms of performance, and there seems to be a 50/50 split of owners who recommend either the Mask or Oculus; their warranty is rock solid and idiot proff 4)Q El Camino - if I can't find any other the top 3 and this one was in stock, then just price wise, this is probably the cheapest option When I got to the gunshop, the owner really pushed for the Mask and the Oculus (he's a Rugged Dealer too); but just a little more for the Oculus. He didn't have the other cans available, and he made me a sweet deal on the Oculus. So in the end it was pure economics, at the intersection of supply and demand (not to mention a decent price) was the Oculus. I didn't really care for the modularity of the can; but the Rugged warranty was definitely a key consideration since this is going to be a lifetime purchase. I would have been happy walking out with any other the 4 cans that I mentioned above. View Quote The oculus and mask are pretty much dead even in a lot of ways. I just had a deal on a Mask I couldn’t pass up. |
Every normal man, at times, must be tempted to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
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Originally Posted By MrMONEYman:
When I got to the gunshop, the owner really pushed for the Mask and the Oculus (he's a Rugged Dealer too); but just a little more for the Oculus. He didn't have the other cans available, and he made me a sweet deal on the Oculus. So in the end it was pure economics, at the intersection of supply and demand (not to mention a decent price) was the Oculus. I didn't really care for the modularity of the can; but the Rugged warranty was definitely a key consideration since this is going to be a lifetime purchase. I would have been happy walking out with any other the 4 cans that I mentioned above. View Quote Did you consider the Switchback 22 at all? I'm wavering between it and the Oculus. I do like the modularity. |
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Purchased about a week ago, but for my first NFA purchase I got:
SiCo Chimera SiCo Octane 45 SiCo Osprey mini Dead air Sandman Ti My dealer had them all on sale at like 40% off so I felt I had to get all 4! |
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Just paid for three of my F1 cans (that ECCO recently recored) to get Cerakoted in high temp Magpul FDE.
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Originally Posted By INshooter:
Purchased about a week ago, but for my first NFA purchase I got: SiCo Chimera SiCo Octane 45 SiCo Osprey mini Dead air Sandman Ti My dealer had them all on sale at like 40% off so I felt I had to get all 4! View Quote |
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Originally Posted By Discolite: "That’s a GSW. A GSW won’t really mess you up."
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PROFESSIONAL FIREARMS SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCER
WV, USA
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Originally Posted By BigWaylon:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/126679/3D347550-79F8-4803-B852-8E738AC66103-1253869.jpg View Quote |
Every normal man, at times, must be tempted to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats.
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Originally Posted By MrMONEYman: After an extensive research, my main criteria were: 1) non-aluminum baffles so my cleaning options would not be limited; 2) minimal FRP; and 3) decent product warranty. My wishlist by order of preference were: 1)Dead Air Mask - there seems to be a lot of publicity and first hand accounts of how this is the rimfire can is the benchmark that others are measured against 2)Griffin Armament Optimus Micro - I like how it was over built for a rimfire can (I didn't really care about how heavy it was), and then there is the added bonus of being able to fire 5.56 rounds through it; the only deterrent is that it will probably cost approximately $100 more then either the Mask or Oculus 3)Rugged Oculus - every account that I've seen out there put this can on par with the Mask in terms of performance, and there seems to be a 50/50 split of owners who recommend either the Mask or Oculus; their warranty is rock solid and idiot proff 4)Q El Camino - if I can't find any other the top 3 and this one was in stock, then just price wise, this is probably the cheapest option When I got to the gunshop, the owner really pushed for the Mask and the Oculus (he's a Rugged Dealer too); but just a little more for the Oculus. He didn't have the other cans available, and he made me a sweet deal on the Oculus. So in the end it was pure economics, at the intersection of supply and demand (not to mention a decent price) was the Oculus. I didn't really care for the modularity of the can; but the Rugged warranty was definitely a key consideration since this is going to be a lifetime purchase. I would have been happy walking out with any other the 4 cans that I mentioned above. View Quote and full on a 22/45 is stapler sounding. |
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I find a duck's opinion of me is very much influenced by whether or not I have bread. -- Mitch Hedberg
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Bought an Element 2 this morning from my local dealer. I could've gotten better pricing elsewhere but my dealer has been good to me by cutting deals on low transfer fees on outside purchases. It was time I supported them. I will say stock on the Element 2 has seriously dried up in my searching. A few weeks ago I looked at qty 30 among all the big drop shippers but they all seem to be gone now.
I already have a Mask, Regulator, and El Camino and wanted something that didn't compromise on FRP/sound and weight/length for pistol use. All my searching took me back to this can. So yes, I'm one of the last guys to come around to the Element 2. @Atlmike thanks for setting me straight and sorry it took me so long to come around. |
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Bought my first suppressor today.
SiCo Hybrid 46. Got the paperwork filled out tonight. Doing prints tomorrow, then off it goes I guess. Maybe I'll get lucky and see it before Christmas. Primarily was looking for something to toss between 5.56, 300BLK, .308 and .458 SOCOM, so seemed like the perfect choice just running ASR Brakes/FH's. Already see a Dead Air Mask in my future when funds allow it. |
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CGS Group just released the Helios QD. Been waiting on it for a while. Definitely built for hard use with no minimum barrel restrictions and rated up to 300 Norma Magnum. Plan is to use this on my MDX.
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TiON Minuteman
I'll be buying a second Minuteman of theirs on the 29. Estimated APPROVAL December. 1. NFA Item: Freedom Armory/TiON Minuteman 2. Transferee Type: Individual 3. Method: Paper 4. Form Mailed: February 4 5. Form Delivery: 6. Check Cashed: 7. Pending: 8. Approved: 9. Dealer Call: |
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"He should have killed me. I would have killed me."
For God and Country: Geronimo! Geronimo! Geronimo! Michael Moore: Trump’s election is going to be the biggest Fuck You ever recorded in human history….And it will feel good. |
Ordered up a Dead Air mask so it can be cellmates with my Turbo K. Check cleared at the ATF on the Turbo about a week ago.
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Originally Posted By BigWaylon:
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/126679/3E497DEB-CEBF-4621-AB61-205C5FD3C963-1275036.jpg View Quote |
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I wouldn't stand in front of a piss-filled supersoaker. Does that make it a good pistol? - Caboose314
I thought I was covered for 22 cans, but the NFAids is a bitch when it mutates - themagikbullet |
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Originally Posted By BigWaylon:
To match these pieces, plus a CH not pictured. Flashlight is simply there because I took it to an alternations shop to match thread for the SBA3 SplitFix. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/126679/E092E9E9-98FC-4A29-B5E1-8A718C723DFC-1275078.jpg ...and because black rifles are scary. View Quote |
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I wouldn't stand in front of a piss-filled supersoaker. Does that make it a good pistol? - Caboose314
I thought I was covered for 22 cans, but the NFAids is a bitch when it mutates - themagikbullet |
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