I'm torn between these three 9mm cans. The modularity and slimness of the Odessa is great but my potential hosts already have suppressor sights or are carbines so the slimness is not really a huge advantage for me. To get the sound level I want (low 120s) the can is going to have to be roughly 8" regardless so modularity isn't a huge advantage for me either. Besides both the 9M and Obsidian are also modular (only two configs). I'll be using mostly long config.
I guess it's going to come down to service. Who's will stand behind their product for the life of the can? What else should I be looking at for a 9mm/.22 can? Main concerns are sound reduction, mfg reputation/service, size/weight in that order. Looking for some here advice.
- I like that the 9M comes with two pistons and not too heavy, but all baffles except blast baffle are aluminum so may suck for .22 which is a concern (cleaning). AAC being owned by Freedom Group worries me a bit as well.
- The Rugged Obsidian 9 lifetime warranty is nice but maybe a bit long in the tooth? Plus it's the heaviest.
- Dead Air is more expensive by almost $200 but it's definitely the nicest. Full length is almost 9" though! But it's light.
- Also looking at the Gemtech Lunar 9 - Newer can and IN STOCK. Everything else is out of stock right now.
I guess it's going to come down to service. Who's will stand behind their product for the life of the can? What else should I be looking at for a 9mm/.22 can? Main concerns are sound reduction, mfg reputation/service, size/weight in that order. Looking for some here advice.
