Well i know when you get yours i have a month left lol
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.22 suppressor deals?
- Thread starter WC1911guy
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Well i know when you get yours i have a month left lol
I heard Dobbs can the other day and it sounded awesome, if you dont go with that one get a Spectre II. You wont be upset either way.
I have a Sparrow and am very pleased but I will also be ordering a Dobbs can in March for a new dedicated .22 AR upper.
I disagree. With something like a .22 where its already a quiet round, subsonic ammo is pretty cheap I think sound should be #1 especially when even your most expensive can is still under $500. In the case with a 5.56 suppressor where you will never get it really quiet then other factors take the lead like weight, length, POI shift, etc.
Any body know what Non-lib is selling his cans for? I haven't been over to see him since he did my lower engraving.
I meant that every .22 can I've heard is quiet, from my $150 one to $400 ones. I've heard mine about next to one that cost more than double and my ears couldn't tell the difference.
Customer service, ease of breakdown and cleaning, calibre range, mounting options are all good reasons to spend more on a can. But all I've heard are quiet with subsonic ammo.
Ok I gotcha. I think ease of breakdown and cleaning, especially on a 22 can should be ranked high. Not sure about mounting options on a rimfire can as all of the ones I've seen are direct thread. With rifle cans mounting options are pretty high on the scale.
I haven't heard too many cans but I'd still want the can to be almost as quiet an can be.
To illustrate my point the Gemtech Outback is about 7db louder than the Sparrow but its only about $250. Now 7db is a lot and I'm certainly willing to pay an extra $150 not to hear it.
Dobbs .22 can is so quiet it's worth the money and made local and it's not over priced
All you hear is the bullet hitting it's target
