Suppressor Under $600

[Olympus]

I'm looking for my next suppressor. I already have a TacSol Axiom for my 22LR guns. My other calibers are 9mm and 45 that I would like to suppress. I think my main "must have" is that the suppressor be able to be taken apart and "dipped" for cleaning. My 9mm and 45s are lead reloads. I would also like to use the suppressor on a rifle also, like a 9mm AR.

Is there anything that fits my budget and my must-have?

 

[Shawnpatrick]

You might take a look at the AAC Ti-rant. Silencershop has them for $499. I've got a 9mm one waiting for a stamp.

http://www.silencershop.com/shop/aac-ti-rant-45/

 

[Aaron Baker]

Ti-Rant contains some aluminum, according to SilencerShop's specifications section. I've never used "the dip," but as I understand it, it eats both lead and aluminum.

So you're really looking for a stainless pistol-caliber can that you can take apart to clean, it seems.

If you're willing to use some other cleaning method, you've got a lot more options. I have a .45 can from Thompson Machine (the QMF) that's nice. Their ISIS line is good too. (I have one in 9mm.) Either way, they come apart to clean and are pretty lightweight.

Aaron

 

[Olympus]

I already use the dip in my Axiom and it's good as new in no time. I'd like to have the next suppressor the same way, especially since I shoot lead reloads.

 

[wally]

If you're willing to use some other cleaning method, you've got a lot more options. I have a .45 can from Thompson Machine (the QMF) that's nice. Their ISIS line is good too. (I have one in 9mm.) Either way, they come apart to clean and are pretty lightweight.

My experience with the ISIS-2 is you will have trouble getting it apart to clean shooting hard cast lead bullets after much more than ~150 rounds. Too short an interval for me so I shoot only jacketed or plated through mine and treat it like a non- take apart, As even after only 300 rounds it was ridiculously hard to get apart and so little fouling was in there it was hardly worth opening.

See my photos in #20 of this thread:
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=769560

 

[Bartholomew Roberts]

If budget is a consideration, the homemade freeze plug suppressors are cheap and almost comparable to pistol caliber factory suppressors in noise reduction, although they are larger and heavier. You can also eform a Form 1 and have the paperwork back in about a month.

 

[Olympus]

The Tirant 45 is on sale for $600 and barely fits my budget. I just don't know if I can use the dip on the baffles and if i can swap calibers and used a fixed barrel.