Time for another suppressor!

[AK74U]

Its that time again where I reward myself for being a good boy and treat myself to something. My dilemma is choosing between either a modular can in .45 (Rugged Obsidian, Gemtech Lunar, or AAC Tirant M) or SilencerCo Hybrid. I already have a SilencerCo Osprey .45 which has been my friend. But Im looking to stay in style with a newer can. I'm leaning more towards the Hybrid due to me using it on .46 down to .22LR and I already have SilencerCo pistons. Also I can use it on .30 calibers! I like the Obsidian because I can share the SilencerCo pistons with it. I've been wanting to try a Gemtech but they're pistons are hard to find locally and are a pretty penny. I know no one would have a Gemtech Lunar but what about the AAC Tirant M if anyone has one? Any other ideas?

 

[HydroAuto]

Not sure what you'll be shooting through it the most, but keep in mind that the Hybrid does not disassemble for cleaning. Might not be a big issue if you shoot predominantly jacketed ammo through it.

Liberty makes a big can too, the Goliath. 2"x10". With that volume you could put it on a .45ACP subgun if you ever get to that point.

http://libertycans.net/goliath/

 

[Lazarus]

If you dont have a .22 can I would get one.

 

[AK74U]

Ive got my eye on this Gemtech Outback 2 but I don't think it covers 5.7x28. Its only $200! But since .22LR cans are pretty cheap I think I can shell out an additional $200 for another stamp. I think Im gonna get the Obsidian and Hybrid just to make sure I have a grand slam. Got a guy selling an Obsidian for under $600 shipped. So Im gonna work on that then get the Hybrid. I don't have any big calibers like .450 Bushmaster 45-70 Govt etc. But then there is always a possibility of getting some in the future.

 

[C'mon man!]

I can't comment on how the Obsidian compares to others, but there customer service has been awesome. Unconditional lifetime warranty is really great! I've had 2 9mm endcap strikes, first was due to my stupidity, 2nd may have been due to a quick doubletap and weak spring, but both times they immediately sent new end caps and sent updated parts.