Those of you with suppressors...

[MajinLaRue]

I'm thinking of entering the suppressor world. Was it worth it for you? I am for sure buying a handgun in 10mm soon, what I can't decide is if I should get something moderately priced with a threaded barrel and then buy a multi cal. suppressor to use with other handguns down the road... or skip the suppressor and just buy a more expensive gun. What's the move?

 

[N.Ga.Trader]

Not sure, waiting on my first form 4 right now.

 

[Twitch2120]

You won't stop at 1. Don't go the multi caliber route though. Dedicated rimfire, pistol, 30 cal etc is going to suppress better

 

[UptaCamp]

I've been happy with my rimfire can and .30 cal can. Worth it, in my experience.

 

[MajinLaRue]

You won't stop at 1. Don't go the multi caliber route though. Dedicated rimfire, pistol, 30 cal etc is going to suppress better

I guess what I meant by multi cal. was I'd probably get one in .45 to use down to .22. Not so interested in shooting any of my rifles suppressed, although maybe that will change like you say!

 

[UptaCamp]

I guess what I meant by multi cal. was I'd probably get one in .45 to use down to .22. Not so interested in shooting any of my rifles suppressed, although maybe that will change like you say!

I would suggest getting a dedicated rimfire can instead of using the multical can for .22. .22 is too dirty.

 

[Twitch2120]

I guess what I meant by multi cal. was I'd probably get one in .45 to use down to .22. Not so interested in shooting any of my rifles suppressed, although maybe that will change like you say!

If you wish to go that route, make sure its user serviceable. Rimfire is dirty AF. In the long run a dedicated 22lr with give you the most giggles per dollar.

 

[N.Ga.Trader]

If you wish to go that route, make sure its user serviceable. Rimfire is dirty AF. In the long run a dedicated 22lr with give you the most giggles per dollar.

My first is going to be a .22 can. I'm only on day 73 though. Still got awhile to wait.

 

[Allsmiles]

Yes, it is worth the wait. Just make sure to buy what you want and don't worry about the price since it is basically a lifetime purchase. I have 5 and still want a couple more.

 

[Spikey]

I have a lot of cans. Various manufacturers and materials. If you can , try to test fire them on your gun . They do not all sound alike. I have $450 and $200 .22 cans that really don’t sound much different. I have a couple of 9mm cans that are a disappointment .