Which 9mm suppressor?

[Rookie]

The liberty mystic x sounds good. If it didn't limit barrel length on 556, it would be a no brainer. Also, I'd like one that's shorter. It will mainly be for a sig mpx. Any suggestions?

 

[wsenefeld]

The Mystic X is a jack of all trades but master of none. It'll sound fairly decent on 9mm but you'll be disappointed with its performance on 5.56 and .22lr. When having a bore diameter large enough for 9mm, the smaller calibers will have rather poor suppression.

If you can find a dealer that still has them, the AAC Ti-Rant 9 is incredibly quiet. The SilencerCo Octane 9 is almost as quiet but can be found a lot easier. The Huntertown 9mm can is fairly long so I thought it would have decent sound suppression. I was surprised when any other can sounded noticibly quieter.

 

[Rookie]

What about the Ti-rant 9s?

 

[Raitekk]

What about the Ti-rant 9s?

AAC Ti-Rant 9 or Griffin Armament Revolution 9

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[Raitekk]

But seriously, The AAC is insanely quiet. The Revolution 9 comes with an extra tube to change the configuration from short to Long or vice versa and is completely user serviceable.
I couldn't decide so i have Form 4's out for both!

 

[chef1231]

I went in to the shop wanting to buy the Octane and ended up getting the Griffin Rev9, have not received it yet though.

Hate to beat a dead dog but these videos are very helpful, if you have not seen it yet, it is worth the time for sure.

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

 

[jd4320t]

Another vote for the tirant 9. I told a friend I wanted to hear a tirant 9s because the full size is so quiet.

Having recommended it again, I will say AAC is sucking ass at getting accessories out for us to buy. I've emailed, called and been lied to on the phone.

 

[indygunguy]

Another vote for the Tirant9. I just had mine out yesterday. Amazingly quiet with 147gr handloads. All we could really hear was the pistol slide racking.

 

[chef1231]

You guys shut up about the T-rait already!!! I have not even got my Rev9 yet and you already have me wanting to buy the T-raint too...lol AAC put up a post on Facebook about them sucking getting some stuff out to customers and taking responsibility for it. I really love their logo and need to buy something from them. Maybe it will be the T-raint.

 

[boostjunki]

Yep, the Ti-rant is pretty great. I've used mine on a couple pistols and my 9mm AR. I managed to snag mine when Silencer Shop was selling them for $400 last year.

 

[M67]

I bought a Tirant as well, very quiet, but the Neilson system on mine keeps coming undone; they're not supposed to do that. Red loctite every once in a while.

Besides it looking like a pipe bomb, I'm happy with it.

 

[wsenefeld]

I bought a Tirant as well, very quiet, but the Neilson system on mine keeps coming undone; they're not supposed to do that. Red loctite every once in a while.

Besides it looking like a pipe bomb, I'm happy with it.

Red loctite doesn't make it a PITA to disassemble? I've just used Teflon tape on mine and it's always stayed tight.

 

[sgreen3]

Im kind of new to the suppressor game but my next stamp is gonna be for a pistol caliber can and Im looking at getting one of the YHM Sidewinder suppressors in 9mm.

 

[M67]

Red loctite doesn't make it a PITA to disassemble? I've just used Teflon tape on mine and it's always stayed tight.

I can still get the piston out easy, that cap doesn't get loctited.

What gets loctited is apparently a part of the can that should never come out (booster module, forgot what it was called)

Take Apart TiRant 45 not coming apart right - SilencerTalk

 

[pack-indy]

Another plug for the TiRant 9mm...love mine.

 

[wsenefeld]

I can still get the piston out easy, that cap doesn't get loctited.

What gets loctited is apparently a part of the can that should never come out (booster module, forgot what it was called)

Take Apart TiRant 45 not coming apart right - SilencerTalk

Oh I gotcha now. Mine comes apart there when I try to tighten the suppressor to the pistol and I'm grabbing it from the tube (left hand threads for a Sig). If i tighten it while holding the end cap, everything works.

 

[KJQ6945]

I went with the TiRant 45. It will cover all the 9mm and .45 sub guns. They make pistons and fixed barrel spacers for most applications.
I wished I had gone with a 7.62 can after I bought my 5.56. Tried to plan ahead a little better this time.

 

[M67]

Oh I gotcha now. Mine comes apart there when I try to tighten the suppressor to the pistol and I'm grabbing it from the tube (left hand threads for a Sig). If i tighten it while holding the end cap, everything works.

Yup, I have M13.5x1LH threads on my M11A1 and M&P, puts extra strain on the module so it comes unthreaded a lot more than its supposed to

 

[KJQ6945]

Yup, I have M13.5x1LH threads on my M11A1 and M&P, puts extra strain on the module so it comes unthreaded a lot more than its supposed to

Interesting. I'll have to watch out for that, since that is the piston for the MPX. I also bought one that is M16x1LH for a couple of other sub guns.

 

[M67]

Interesting. I'll have to watch out for that, since that is the piston for the MPX. I also bought one that is M16x1LH for a couple of other sub guns.

One fix for this would be the 3 lug adapter for the Tirant.

But AAC would actually have to get them in stock (like the Evo/Eco mount I've been waiting on for 3 months and ordered while in stock) and you'd have to get the 3 lug mount from Tros.

But if you're using it as a pistol can too, then the 3 lug system would slow things down going back and forth from 3 lug to Nielson device