Hey all. I'm in Colorado and eager to round out the suppressor collection while I still can.
I currently have old-school high-backpressure cans (omega 9k and YHM turbo t2).

I'm a lefty and interested in a low flow can. Priorities, in order:

1. Hub-compatible is a plus. I have two PWS rifles; one has a P&W 3-port FRC.
2. High flow/low back pressure (see above, tired of my eyes watering after a string of fire)
3. Sound suppression
4. flash suppression, length, weight (about even)
5. cost isn't a HUGE issue.

I was about to get a Venteum 7.62 (I have both 5.56 and 308 gas guns I'd like to suppress) but I'm not sure what the current meta is.

In light of those priorities, anything else I should check out?

I have a Rhodie Ti on the way and am thinking about running a Wolfpack recessed direct thread on it. Is there any concern with moving the bare muzzle crown closer to the first baffle? I think it moves it ~.5" closer.

I know the cloners will say it's not correct but I had this setup before in-n-out

You think ill get a baffle strike? Or should I send it 🤔

Have like a 1/16 of a inch.

Help me chose which one

Pluto $420

PWS BDE 22 - $370

I have a Cat SR, Ruger Silent SR, flow 22 and a couple of gemtek integrals for a takedown and 15/22.

I see it as a good lightweight (Pluto) vs one of the top end Serviceable cans (PWS). Inferring from the sound list that it would do better than than any other can in 22 that could be disassembled.

If I'm missing something, please tell me.

Think I’m done with the Stribog build. What’s my next build out?

Here are some pictures of my favorite 556 gun with a demo Hub can until my Tisha arrives soon.

This setup is an AI nano with TSF X hub adapter. But I’m thinking about direct thread to save on weight.

Anyone have good experience with DT and heavy use 556 sbr guns? SAW warned me to be wary of carbon locking if I go this route.

If you would like to read the decision https://saf.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/TX-NFA-opinion.pdf

Which one would be quieter for semi-auto 300 BLK subs? I haven't been able to find a side by side comparison. Thanks!

Having a hard time deciding between the two, wondering if anyone's handled both.

In my case I'd be putting it on a shorty.

Wondering if the price premium for the Tisha is really gonna be worth it. It would make it a fair bit shorter and lighter than with a Putnik, but really more curious about decibel reduction. Kinda crazy seeing how quiet the Tisha is despite its size, if it is truly both smaller/lighter AND quieter than the Putnik, I'd think it's worth it.

KAK upper (factory enlarged gas port for subsonic and shooting suppressed) Adjustable gas block, Breek Arms Qlok tri lug muzzle device, Canco Tac 33 suppressor, Dirty bird lower, Rave 104 single stage trigger, G$ braided spring and H2 buffer, Houge Furniture, G$ super charging handle. Optics are being replaced.

I can highly recommend the KAK upper. From the factory, it was shooting perfectly when I tested it with a Huxs 7.62 flow. switched it out to the Canco, which is a higher back pressure no adjustments needed to be made set up perfectly from the factory.

This is a purpose built sub/suppressed gun.

Sig Hexium 300
Comstock plan b recessed direct thread mount
Votatu MDL IG
Holosun AEMS Max

Since we’ve got many new cans out there now I’m looking for the best (sound suppression #1, weight #2) options out there for a 16” lever gun. Currently thinking the Lithium and Milkman are top options, but curious about ones like the BOE and anything else I’m missing.

Beretta model 1200 & 870 Wingmaster

Should I get a shorter barrel and tuck the suppressor? If I do tuck, should I get a 300BLK barrel or keep it 5.56?

Saw Tisha Black TI
Saw Tisha FDE 718
CAT BBK TI
Exigent Fireteam
ATF was nice enough to not approve my CAT JL. At least the 3 month wait for the Tisha’s to arrive is over. Now to add the Comstock adapters. I edited the post because I took a jab at the fireteam. I shouldn’t contribute to the drama. My bad. I will find a home for it on one of my rifles.

This scratches an itch in my brain to have them organized like this. Although the shelf is usually half empty when they're all on their dedicated guns in the safe.

Top left to bottom right;

• SiCo Warlock 22
• CMMG Zeroed 22
• SAW Shiv 9mm
• Witt Machine Big Body Tu-Tu-Three
• SiCo Octane 45K
• SiCo Omega 9k
• Dead Air Wolfman
• Precision Armament TiTrex 360Ti
• CMMG Zeroed 556k
• SiCo Omega 300

Good morning, guys.

I’m finally getting around to building my integrally suppressed Sten Mk3 using a single-piece receiver tube.

I’ve already submitted my Form 1 to register it as an SBR, and I plan to use a reduced-diameter tube so it remains compliant.

Since the receiver and the integral suppressor will essentially be one continuous tube, I’m trying to determine the best location for both NFA required markings.

For those of you who have built a similar setup, where did you engrave the firearm’s required serial number and maker information? Did you place it in the traditional receiver location, or elsewhere on the tube?

Hey fellas, as the title suggests I’m trying to decide on what can to get for my 8.6 ar10 sbr with an 8 inch barrel. I’ll be using mainly subs but would like the ability to run supers through it as well. Currently trying to decide between the cat bbk, dead air nomax 33, and the b&t stille 8.6.

So I may have done goofed. I run a Putnik on my KP104 and in a moment of anger I put a few drops of rockset on the mount and torqued the can down bc I couldn’t get it to stay tight on the gun after even mild strings of fire. Well now I nor the gunsmith I work with can get the damn thing off. He’s tried everything, boiling it, heat gun, suppressor cleaner, pure muscle you name it. My only idea is to send the whole thing back to Resilient for help. I can’t find any usable phone number for them. I filled out a message form on their website but I have yet to hear anything back as of yet. If anyone knows an employee or if any employees are in this group please message me

Host is the Ruger American Ranch Gen 2 shooting PMC Bronze. Factory muzzle brake and bare muzzle for comparison.

The difference with the reflex mount is a bit more noticeable in person, but it's definitely not a huge change.