9mm suppressor recommendations

[Andy]

I'm in the market for a 9mm suppressor. I know everyone has their opinions at who has the best, so lets here them.

Requirements: 1/2-28 threads, less than 1.6" in diameter - in the mating area, under $1000, and maybe sold locally.

Thanks!

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[coyote223]

Need more info. What host(s) do you plan to use it on?

 

[BillM]

Here's one: TROS USA

 

[estate10mm]

Barrows is local. They are in Cornelius I believe... I would have to reccommend silencerco osprey.... Really good can...

 

[mattdomes]

I would have to reccommend silencerco osprey.... Really good can...

This, silencers are for "life" so buy from a longstanding company

 

[chase]

Silecerco Osprey, buy the 9, 40 or 45 for your needs...

 

[chase]

The 9mm SilencerCo Osprey dimensions are: 1.3"W × 1.75"H. If your trying to fit it a specific rail then it may be no go. I bought from Scott at Fort Moe Arms - LLC... Tactical and Home Defense firearms along with Suppressors and other NFA items.. It was an extremely smooth transaction.

 

[FourTeeFive]

SWR Trident:

SWR Trident-9 | Pistol | Suppressors

Looks like the new version is called the Octane 9 HD:

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[iamme]

As others have said the Silencerco is a great choice. I have the Trident-9 and SWR/Silencerco are both amazing.

SWR Trident:

SWR Trident-9 | Pistol | Suppressors

Looks like the new version is called the Octane 9 HD:

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[Andy]

The 9mm SilencerCo Osprey dimensions are: 1.3"W × 1.75"H. If your trying to fit it a specific rail then it may be no go. I bought from Scott at Fort Moe Arms - LLC... Tactical and Home Defense firearms along with Suppressors and other NFA items.. It was an extremely smooth transaction.

Yeah, the 1.75"H isn't going to work. I took at look at their catalog and I do recognize them.
Thanks for the Fort Moe link. I noticed the 503 phone number on their website. Where in Oregon are they located?

Andy

 

[Andy]

Here's one: TROS USA

Thanks!

 

[Andy]

SWR Trident:

SWR Trident-9 | Pistol | Suppressors

Looks like the new version is called the Octane 9 HD:

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Lots of good info here. Thank you!

 

[chase]

Scott is located in Greshem off of Mclouglin. I've also bought from Andrew (Coctailer on this board) had it dealer transfered to Fort Moe in Greshem which took about 3 weeks then picked up from Scott. Both were profesional and curteous.

Yeah, the 1.75"H isn't going to work. I took at look at their catalog and I do recognize them.
Thanks for the Fort Moe link. I noticed the 503 phone number on their website. Where in Oregon are they located?

Andy

 

[Dan1477]

Hey so I am totally going to partially hijack this guy's thread. I have a bunch of glocks in 9mm. I really like the silencerco Osprey design because it doesn't obscure the sights as much as say, the TI-RANT 9. That is pretty important for a glock. Also, I think an Osprey 45 would be best because you can use it on so much (300blk etc). My question is this: Will a 45 suppressor on a 9mm provide less decibel reduction than a 9mm suppressor on a 9? How much of a difference is it?

Also what is your opinion on the Osprey being non user serviceable?

Thanks!

 

[Andy]

Hey so I am totally going to partially hijack this guy's thread. I have a bunch of glocks in 9mm. I really like the silencerco Osprey design because it doesn't obscure the sights as much as say, the TI-RANT 9. That is pretty important for a glock. Also, I think an Osprey 45 would be best because you can use it on so much (300blk etc). My question is this: Will a 45 suppressor on a 9mm provide less decibel reduction than a 9mm suppressor on a 9? How much of a difference is it?

Also what is your opinion on the Osprey being non user serviceable?

Thanks!

Good question. Hijack approved.

 

[TOVO]

I have an AAC EVO 9. The best part about the suppressor is you can get different attachments for it. You can have a solid mount or flexible (not sure this term is correct) to mount to a Glock with a floating barrel. I also have a 3 lug Navy mount for my HK SP89k. This one suppressor goes on many different guns for me. It is also fully auto rated but, you can not take it apart.

 

[del_and_bones]

I own an Osprey and love it. I'd check into the Liberty Mystic, you can use it on anything from rimfire to 300BLK/7.62x39/6.8SPC. Dan-Dee sales has one in stock

 

[ScorpioMk]

I have a tirant and love it, I would also recommend a octane 9 and if you want something that covers a lot of caliber (but is a pig, almost twice as heavy as my tirant) a liberty mystic is also very popular.

 

[iamme]

Typically a larger can on a smaller caliber will not suppress quite as well as "the proper can", but I think the benefit outweighs it in the ability to use on many more hosts.

Hey so I am totally going to partially hijack this guy's thread. I have a bunch of glocks in 9mm. I really like the silencerco Osprey design because it doesn't obscure the sights as much as say, the TI-RANT 9. That is pretty important for a glock. Also, I think an Osprey 45 would be best because you can use it on so much (300blk etc). My question is this: Will a 45 suppressor on a 9mm provide less decibel reduction than a 9mm suppressor on a 9? How much of a difference is it?

Also what is your opinion on the Osprey being non user serviceable?

Thanks!

 

[chemist]

Yeah, buy the can for the largest caliber you shoot and use it on any smaller-bore host too.
The name of the game in suppression is expansion volume, so a big ole .45 Osprey can will still work pretty well on a 9mm.

Also, it's not just about the dB level; the kind of sound it makes is important too. A big, wet can makes a noise that just doesn't sound like a gunshot. You can hear it, but you'd never guess what it is.