Looking for a suppressor for my B&T APC9 Pro

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Originally Posted by The Rat

I haven't noticed any first round pop, but then again I admittedly haven't been listening very hard for it. Sound level seems fine to my ear. I got it primarily for ease of maintenance, and because it's shorter than the Tirant-9 it replaced. The Tirant also had an issue where the zero would shift when attached, in one of three directions. I presume that had to do with the positioning on the three lug mount. The CT9KS is a little slower to put on, but I haven't noticed any zero shift.

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Thanks for the details. As a matter of fact, I pulled the trigger on the CT9KS yesterday, so I'm glad to hear more good stuff about it! (Decided that the non-user servicability of the B&T can would be a pain in the long run.) Ease of maintenance and durable Ti + stainless steel construction are big advantages, and of course the high-volume, low back pressure design that makes it so quiet. Can't wait to try it out!

The folks at Curtis Tactical were a pleasure to deal with. The owner, Joe Jones, gave me a great deal on the can and seems like a real stand up guy.

I logged on to SilencerShop’s site this evening to see if the Dead Air Wolfman had come back in stock. Imagine my surprise when I saw the B&T RBS9 SQD full-size available. I placed an order. Now the hard part of actually waiting 9-11 months. My FFL doesn’t have a range on premises so I can’t even have conjugal visits. I get the regular kind of prison visits where you talk through the glass.

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Originally Posted by WobblyPossum

I logged on to SilencerShop’s site this evening to see if the Dead Air Wolfman had come back in stock. Imagine my surprise when I saw the B&T RBS9 SQD full-size available. I placed an order. Now the hard part of actually waiting 9-11 months. My FFL doesn’t have a range on premises so I can’t even have conjugal visits. I get the regular kind of prison visits where you talk through the glass.

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https://youtu.be/TVtvBoELA-g

I’ve been watching this with interest because I’m finally working up to ordering my first can. (I needed to wait until my final address change went through so I could restate the trust.) I’m pretty well committed to a Wolfman to use on my PCCs and .300 BO plus light use on 5.56 - committed enough that I’ve been buying and installing KeyMicro and KeyMo muzzle devices.

Capital Armory just announced a silencer shoot in March, I may hold off until I get a chance to paw the goods.

Any new thoughts on PCC suppressors?
Looking to put one on my S&W response, and eventually also use it on a 357 lever action.

My LGS has Deadair wolfman, Silencerco Octane 9, and Rock Optics Titan in stock. The wolfman is tempting me but I don’t know what I don’t know. FWIW, my only other suppressor is a SureFire mini on a 16” Geissele super duty. Looking for a middle of the road solution that isn’t too gassy (I’m assuming that won’t be a problem).

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Originally Posted by luckyman

Any new thoughts on PCC suppressors?
Looking to put one on my S&W response, and eventually also use it on a 357 lever action.

My LGS has Deadair wolfman, Silencerco Octane 9, and Rock Optics Titan in stock. The wolfman is tempting me but I don’t know what I don’t know. FWIW, my only other suppressor is a SureFire mini on a 16” Geissele super duty. Looking for a middle of the road solution that isn’t too gassy (I’m assuming that won’t be a problem).

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Wolfman 9, GSL Phoenix, Resilient RS9, PTR Vent 2, and the CAT MOB seem to be the current top five for PCC 9mm hotness.

The CAT MOB and PTR Vent 2 both use a highly advanced additive (aka 3d printed) Ti manufacturing process and the size to performance ratio of both is reputed to be simply amazing. I haven't seen or heard either in person just yet, but everyone I know who has just raves about it.

The Wolfman 9, GSL Phoenix, and RS9 are larger 'old school' designs with some modern features that perform very well on PCC's but are a bit large for good work on a locked breech pistol using a Nielsen device.

I'm currently waffling between the RS9 and the GSL Phoenix for my transferable UZI and SBR'd SP5.
I love the idea of new tech and crazy performance out of the MOB and Vent 2, but there's a lot of variables unanswered for maintenance & longevity IMHO. Especially for a 9mm can I'm going to run the hell out of on an SMG.