+1 for Hansohn Brothers.
I have a Warlock on order as well got it for a little more through Hanshon. Plan on picking up an Omega and dedicating it to 5.56 duty. He got me out of the Gemtech only thing with a great call. Plan on a 9mm can as well in the next month just so I can have these "toys" now.
Have you looked at the Sandman S as opposed to the Omega? Hansohn has both, I believe.Originally Posted by ffhounddog
What 9mm can are you looking at?
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I am looking at the Griffin Revolution 9 because of what I was being told by Hanshon and my requirements. Still looking around because it will be the last suppressor for a bit.
Have not looked at the Sandman-S but I have a Silencerco Specwar K on order for my PWS 107 SBR so I am trying not to go to too many different mounts. I am already in the hole on mounts a bit due to thinking I was going to go with two more Gemtechs and then finding out about the SilencerCo price list means I could Add a .22 can and stamps for the price of just the two Gemtechs.
Understood about the mounts.
My Rev 9 from Hansohn should be approved any day now.
You're welcome to give it a test drive when it arrives if you feel like driving to Fredericksburg.
Sounds like a plan.
Note the comparison between the two double A batteries and this suppressor:
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Yeah, I was comparing it side-by-side to the Spectre at Tar Heel State in July.
Its disturbingly light. Toy-like even. But obviously high quality.
I got to shoot the Warlock on my CZ455 Tacticool last weekend. The barrel was cut down to 16.5" and threaded by the previous owner.
While the light weight is impressive, I was also impressed at how quiet it is. It did a great job suppressing some of my favorite ammo, CCI Standard Velocity (1070 FPS), which has not been the case with another suppressor that I have used. I tried some CCI Quiet (710 FPS) with it and could hardly tell the difference between the two.
We were shooting a 5" x 3/8" steel circle at 150 yards and you could hear the report of the steel with ease. There is definitely going to be one of these in my future.
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Put four mags through mine on my 22/45. This can gives up nothing to the Spectre II on suppression of .22 but it is literally so light that I did a double take, wondering if the baffles were in.
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