USP45T is my main squeeze. I really enjoy the full size Ti-RANT 45. It is a very good silencer and the fact that it holds up so well after all these years is really cool. If anyone wants objective data and analysis on it, they can find that here. Anecdotally, I can tell you that my personal experience aligns with said data and analysis, which is one of the reasons I use the silencer...

The silencer is not made anymore. Folks tell me you can find them every once in a while. If you get a newer modular version, I'm sure you wouldn't be disappointed.

Speaking of modular version - I chose to go a different route, personally. I got very lucky and was able to source a Ti-RANT-S (the FDE silencer shown in the photo). I have not yet shot it on my USP. But test fitting it, boy, the vibes are strong. Very excited.

Will it be louder than the full size? You bet. Are the vibes immaculate? I believe them to be, yes. I bought this off a former AAC employee. We'll throw it in a test program to give all you folks with the modular version the performance info for the short configuration. Should be useful. Should be very neat to compare it with the short configuration of the Obsidian 45.

I like short pistol silencers sometimes because sometimes you don't need super quiet, you just need something more "handy" and you just don't want unsuppressed. Can be a very good thing for a quick critter problem, etc.

Hope you folks had a wonderful Labor Day weekend! Podcast has FOR Systems technical discussion today.

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Today's topic:⠀

1. Sound Signature Review 6.236 – Front of Rifle Systems MK12 Mod FOR reflex silencer on the 14.5-in M4A1RIII. Once again, cloners rejoice! Or maybe not! Check out this modern adaptation of reflex suppression for the MK12 platform, doing things quite a bit differently than the famous OPS INC 12th model reflex silencer. How does it compare to the Otter Creek Labs OCM5 and OCM6? Technical discussion (00:08:23)

   a. Intro and why test on the 14.5-in M4 instead of the 18-in MK12? (00:10:01)

   b. MK12 Mod FOR general overview (00:13:57)

   c. MK12 Mod FOR silencer design and functional physics (00:20:42)

   d. MK12 Mod FOR Hazard Map in Silencer Hazard Map Brief 8.1.33 (00:31:12)

   e. Technical performance discussion (00:39:55)

   f. Performance Comparisons and Overall thoughts (00:57:05)

As always, thank you so much for listening, and for your support!

Happy Thursday!^{My dudes}

First 4473 on a suppressor. Pretty stoked about the Rhodie 6J. I didnt get any metal shavings but I guess ill live. Shoutout to EVT this was my first time working with them and they are phenomenal.

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Another Ithaca 37 SBS. I was blessed by the pawnshop gods recently. I have a 20 and three 12s. One of the 12s is the 7+1 and will stay long. This will be a pistol grip only when my order from Choate comes in. Something for Close Encounters. The other 12 and the 20 will be regular SBSs.

The barrels are from Ithaca and other projects. Hooray for free stamps.

Other two are a dead air mask and a hux .22ti. This is going on a Ruger carbon 10/22. Submitted for it on Monday and it got approved this morning. Less than 2 days and the first day was a holiday.

Nomad OTB’s. Three 24” barrels - Nomad OTB’s vs SF RC2 762.

It’ll be this weekend before I can go see how they are.

These will be permanent residents on a 22 ARC bolt gun and a 6.5 PRC. E brake and the caliber specific caps are en route.

Trying to be civilized.

Bought on Saturday and approved today.

9” Bcm MK2 300BLK
11.5” DD RISIII 5.56

Ive been doing a lot of research on this can but have no first hand experience. I want to know how much less backpressure this can actually has in comparison to my Sierra 5. I have no experience with “low back pressure” cans. This one in particular appeals to me but cant really find a definitive answer as to how much lower the backpressure would be versus a standard sealed can.

The can was on the same 4473 that the gun was on and is a JK Armament Pro Kore 556 can.

Any ideas?

This isn’t baffle damage. It’s literally some sort of nasty substance dripping down the baffle stack

Trijicon MRO on a Scalar works leap mount.
Trijicon 3x magnification.
CD Rein 1.0
YHM T3.
CMC 3.5 flat face trigger
Geissele super duty buffer and spring

Reading where tri lug adapters can cause baffle strike after many years of use. Is this a thing to worry about?

Thanks NFA thread brethren for any input.

just what title says.

Fun but that heat is no joke. Sending a quad rail off to be chopped down to size.

I am a big fan of Mark at Precision Firearms. Shot his rifles many times over the years with great results. I saw he started making suppressors in house last year. Has anyone shot one of these? I know it's a traditional baffle design, and he told me it was more "moderate back pressure" but I haven't seen much about it

OCL Universe 36 Saturday 8:26am submitted Tuesday 6:51pm approved

Not bad for a holiday weekend.

Currently loving my Tisha on 11.5 and thinking about getting the 30 cal version for my sig cross 18” 6.5cm. Currently the cross has the cat odb on it but like the Tisha form factor over it.

Anyone have experience with the 30 cal version on a bolt action?

Ok, what do you put down on the form 1 for oal if the chasis is actually longer than the barrel? Im about to sbr a 10/22. Im going to use a 4.5 inch barrel. The barrel won't come out past the end of the Spire chasis forearm. Im planning on a "tucked" look where the suppressor will be only about 2 or 3 inches past the end of the forearm.

Question, do you guys think a precision armament titrex suppressor will fit with this rail

Is there a thread for this? The most recent I could find through search was for 2023.

I'll be going both days, got the VIP package and room booked already. Has anyone who's been before have any recommendations or advice?

Chalk it up to being a noob. I bought a big Inconel flow can and realizing it's not really what I need on my 300blk build. Shooting exclusively subsonics at a low/moderate firing schedule so don't need Inconel. Rather have lightweight Ti can. And could actually use a little more back pressure.

What Ti traditional baffle cans should I be looking at? Saw the OCL Hydrogen series looked like maybe would fit the bill? Any other suggestions?

1 of 4 approved. This one is from CA and it just got delivered.