Silencerco Omega 9K - Is it worth it?

[Member 34319]

I had similar requirements and chose to go with the Rugged Obsidian 45. You can go with a long or short configuration in a single can and it handles up to 45/70 or 450 bushmaster.

I'm fairly certain 45/70 is a no go on the Obsidian 45?

 

[ORhutner]

I'm fairly certain 45/70 is a no go on the Obsidian 45?

CALIBER: Full Auto Rated for Pistol Calibers up-to 45ACP and
.300BLK Subsonic (minimum barrel length 8″), .44 Mag. (minimum barrel length 16″), 45-70 (minimum barrel length 16″), and 450 Bushmaster (minimum barrel length 16″) Click here for a list of the Obsidian45's caliber ratings.

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The Obsidian45 is the quietest 45 suppressor on the market and is rated center-fire pistol calibers, along with common lever action calibers.

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Gotta have a 16" barrel but you are good to go with 45/70.

 

[Member 34319]

That's awesome! 45/70 suppressed is a lot of fun.

 

[ORhutner]

I would imagine it is pretty easy to get 45/70 loads down to subsonic between bullet weight and something like trail boss for powder.

 

[Cyenceguy]

Silencer Shop does as well:

SilencerCo Omega 9K

SilencerCo Omega 9K If in the market for a versatile, maneuverable pistol suppressor, the Omega 9K from SilencerCo is here to answer your prayers. Aiming to design a compact and light can, the SiCo crew developed the Omega 9K to offer shooters effective s

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I am new to shooting. Just ordered my first 2 guns, and I keep seeing the term stamp and trust. What does that mean?

 

[GunSmoke]

I am of the same thinking, I am buying a can for my rifles and Evo.

Have you looked at the dead air nomad L?

 

[melodfelo]

So, being that those whom have been elected to serve us are confused and think of us as their servants and serf's, I've decided to bite the bullet and invest in my first can.

My Requirements:
- Compact (want to keep it as close to 6" mark as possible)
- Must handle 9mm and .300 Blackout
- Can't break the bank (not looking to invest $2k in a can)
- Quality is a must

So, based upon my criteria, and price, I keep hovering around the Silencerco Omega 9K. I've found it for about $945 including tax stamp and an NRA one off trust.

Anyone have experience with this unit? Pro's? Con's? Something better out there at a reasonable comparable price point?

What say you, seasoned users of suppression devices? This oughta be fun

I just got my Omega 9K and haven't shot it but after the fact discovered this little gem….

The R9® - 9MM Suppression System

YHM is a third-generation family-owned business that leads the industry in manufacturing quality silencers, firearms, & more without adding the vanity price tag

yhm.net

 

[solv3nt]

I just got my Omega 9K and haven't shot it but after the fact discovered this little gem….

The R9® - 9MM Suppression System

YHM is a third-generation family-owned business that leads the industry in manufacturing quality silencers, firearms, & more without adding the vanity price tag

yhm.net

 

[Wombat of Doom]

SilencerCo Omega 9K

SilencerCo Omega 9K If in the market for a versatile, maneuverable pistol suppressor, the Omega 9K from SilencerCo is here to answer your prayers. Aiming to design a compact and light can, the SiCo crew developed the Omega 9K to offer shooters effective s

www.silencershop.com

On sale. $689. Personally I'd go for the .45 can. You can use it on anything.

I agree. I own an omega 9k & 45k. Go for the 45k. It's better across the board in my opinion.