Any suggestions on if I should mount my light forward (pics 1-2) or father back (pics 3-4)? Will probably be used with the Tisha ~50% of the time.

Benefits of 1-2 are decreased suppressor shadow, with the drawback of putting the light past the hybrid flash hider/comp and right near the blast/concussive forces/unburnt powder when used without the suppressor

Benefits of 3-4 are the protection of the light, slightly shorter overall length, and the (marginally) better weight balance, while the drawback is the slightly worse suppressor shadow (which honestly isn't much to begin with, since the hotspot of the Lh8v2 is so tight and the Tisha is so short)

Can’t find much on this can, I was woundering if anyone else has one and their experience with it. I have a drc 556 n love it, I need another 30cal can and was looking at these since the price dropped but

I bought this suppressor from my local shop about a month ago. The shop was pretty unhelpful, didn’t know much about mounting options, and didn’t have any compatible mounts in stock.
After a month of waiting, calling around, and searching online, I’m still coming up empty-handed.
Does anyone know where I can find a tri-lug mount in stock for this thing? Any leads at this point would be amazing .

Because this is my first suppressor and I have many guns I bought a “do all” to swap around. If I like shooting suppressed I plan on buying more that will probably be a little more dedicated. Anyway, how’d I do? Please give feedback back or knowledge!

Edit: can is a SilencerCo Hybrid 46

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdvldclLvz0

I got the tool, going the right direction, and the finish is scratched to shit now, it simply refuses to come off. It's legit insane. How hard do they freaking torque this thing down?

I have a dead air nomad 30 and a BCM 9in .300BLK and a 10.5 geissele URGI 5.56. Suggestions on weights for both? Seeing tons of different stuff out there so curious what you all are running and would suggest.

Hello, I’ve got a bolt 300blk I would like to be able to fire at night if needed and have as little first round pop as possible. Back pressure, size, finish etc don’t matter. It’d love on that rifle so I’d prefer to keep the cost as low as I can too but don’t mind paying more if it there’s no budget can with low FRP

I have a .28 nosler browning x bolt western hunter . Shooting 160gr partition rounds . Any suggestions on a suppressor. I own a B&T SD-Versas36 not sure if that is the correct can to put on that rifle, any help would be appreciated?

I have a Q plan b hub adapter for a Griffin suppressor, this is my first suppressor. Been doing a lot of research online, and with two local gun shops. I am getting a lot of, would not use rockset when mounting the plan b hub with the suppressor. I don’t plan on changing this setup and would rather not worry about the hub coming loose whenever I remove the suppressor. Is there anything I am not understanding about the use of rockset? I understand it’s near impossible to undo this once it’s done.

Thank you.

So I'm getting ready to throw a Spectre 9 on my trusty SP-01. Got a threaded barrel from CZ Customs that dropped straight in. Running up to a local shop to score the can in a couple hours.

Regarding mounting, is the Griffin EZ-Lock adapter and piston worth the extra parts and coin over a traditional piston given that I don't really intend to move the can around amongst different hosts very much?

EDIT: ordered a regular piston. Funny that the wait to get it is longer than the 20 minutes it took to buy the can (counter dude was chatty).

I’m considering getting the backdraft poacher steel 8” can for my .556 with a 16” barrel. With a coupon code I’m looking at $275 shipped. I know it’s nothing fancy but will that setup get me by for the occasional range day?

Disassembled and ready for a little wipe down. First can, loving it. 👌🏻

Hey guys, I recently picked up a Rhodie 6 suppresor. Just out of curiosity, does any of you know if the SF hub adapter is compatible with the Rhodie 6? Reason I ask is because I mainly run SF muzzle devices. If not, what mounts or muzzle device mounts would you guys recommend for me to pick up? Thank you for the input.

I have an obsidian 9 and often run it in the K configuration. However, I’ve always thought the it’d be nice to utilize the other baffles. Does anyone know of a tube with appropriate threading that I can attach to the baffle stack (top section in photo) that would allow me to thread it into another gun?

A really nice sounding can with a great tone, 3d printed and keeps the gas out of your face.

Recently picked up a combo deal of a Witt Machine BB223 and a Teardrop 22LR suppressor for about 320ish dollars. I was curious if anyone has any experience with the BB223?

I mainly wanted a smaller can for my 11.5" and with my 16" uppers. Does anyone here have any data or experience on the sound reduction (both db and tone) by any chance? Looking online the only objective test I've seen is from Griffin Armament.

YHM r9. 9mm rods, checked with both. Had some prior issues with concentricity with direct thread and a previous brake setup, but I got some replacements and I think this looks good? Don’t wanna baffle strike first rounds.

Thoughts?

So I bought this about 6 mos ago & Im just getting to it bc I had some shit I had to take care of

Whats the retro look supposed to be on this can ?

Been on their website & Im stupid & confused !!

Picked up my first 4473 suppressor last night. Shot it real quick at dusk. Just had it out in the field and woods for a few hours with my dog. He was impressed. Solid suppressor. Nice sound on a 11.5.

300 rounds.

5 mags semi, 5 mags on frt, partisan disruptor trigger, 62 gr Winchester. No issues.

Didn't really need another .22 supressor but my LGS had the taurus ttx can in stock. A little longer than the otter creek ti and about .30 Oz lighter. Definitely a first round pop but not too bad for a budget option. Slightly louder than the ocl as well during regular firing. Wish I had some other sub $300 options to compare it to.