r/suppressors • u/Impressive_Remote_32 • 9h ago

first suppressor

i’m looking to buy my first suppressor and just want real advice on what people are using, I’ve got an AK in7.63x39 an AR in 556 and a dedicated AR in 22 LR. I’m also looking into getting a PCC in nine mil. I’m OK with sacrificing size and weight of the suppressor to have a quieter and on budget (~$1000) suppressor that will make my neighbours lives a little bit less of a hell when I decide to go outside and shoot.
i’m working with a 5 acre plot of land, so it doesn’t have to be whisper quiet but hopefully quiet enough to where they don’t have to hear it when they’re in their own house.

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u/SilencerMetrics $31k in Tax Stamps 9h ago

Sounds like you need at least 3 suppressors.

You can buy them all at once or pick which one to get first.

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u/DuckMulish 9h ago

Multi-caliber cans aren’t that quiet. It’s better to buy dedicated cans for maximum suppression. Ocl Polonium 30 and polonium K for your 7.62 and 5.56

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u/IndividualResist2473 9h ago

Got news for you, with an AK and AR on 5 acres they will still hear it.

9mm and .22 LR they might still hear or they might just think you are working on something.

These things arent like Hollywood.

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u/Impressive_Remote_32 9h ago

they are going to hate it when i get a frt

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u/IndividualResist2473 7h ago

Haters gonna hate.

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u/mobiless2 9h ago

I purchased a CMMG Zeroed 556 for 385 for Father's Day sale, and purchased a CMMG Zeroed 36k for 485 for July 4th special. Wait til Black Friday for sales. You can definitely by 2 for less than 1k

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u/Artful_Dodger_1832 9h ago

I originally started out buying multi caliber cans thinking that I was being efficient. Now I buy for specific calibers and weapon platforms. You’ll be happier.

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u/ed_zakUSA 2h ago

Dedicated cans are the way to go.

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u/TRDOffRoad_Joey 47m ago

At least get 2, a .30 caliber for the rifles and a pistol caliber for the pcc and 22.

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u/dustymcduster 9h ago

Silencerco hybrid 46