I have a question to some of the dealers or experienced guys on here. I've noticed that some manufacturers will make a change to a can but keep the same name. So how do you know which model can you're getting? For instance AAC for the TiRant says on their site: "a new generation of A.S.A.P. System (Assured Semi Automatic Performance)" are dealers still selling older model TiRants?
Gemtech aside has a new G-Core thats new for 2014 but I can't tell if all GM-9 cans have the G-Core, especially since I'm not 100% of what it is. Do dealers have the new cans or not? I think the Octane has an older and a newer model as well labeled as Octane 9 HD and Octane 9 HD 2 respectively. Some people might leave the 2 totally off so it would be hard to really distinguish between the 2 models.
The question stems too from there being such a big difference in price for the same can from different dealers. I've seen a price difference of about $100 on the Octane, just wondering if its because 1 is an older model or not.
Gemtech aside has a new G-Core thats new for 2014 but I can't tell if all GM-9 cans have the G-Core, especially since I'm not 100% of what it is. Do dealers have the new cans or not? I think the Octane has an older and a newer model as well labeled as Octane 9 HD and Octane 9 HD 2 respectively. Some people might leave the 2 totally off so it would be hard to really distinguish between the 2 models.
The question stems too from there being such a big difference in price for the same can from different dealers. I've seen a price difference of about $100 on the Octane, just wondering if its because 1 is an older model or not.
