Dipping my toe in the whisper pickle pool

[Trumpet]

By their measure, that should be one Hell of a can!

Yeah, between the silencer summit, pew science, and reviews on SH, I think it’ll be sweet

 

[DocPeanut]

I went with the omega 300 as my first one. Just waiting for the backorder (due to recall) to lift and it’ll be on its way to the FFL

 

[Todd S]

I think I’m going to buy a 36m for my first. Found one in stock at an LGS. Happy birthday to me! Now I need to find a place to thread a few barrels.


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[Bafflingbs]

The most fun, by far, are the .22 cans. The 9mm’s are fun too, with the right ammo. That Surge X looks good. No barrel length restrictions class leading sound suppression and a no questions asked warranty

 

[Hibs]

The most fun, by far, are the .22 cans. The 9mm’s are fun too, with the right ammo.

My 9mm can (Rugged Obsidian 9), on my 22 rifles, is just as quiet as my 22 can (CGS Hydra SS).

So if I were to buy ONE can to start, I would get a 9mm can that you can clean and use with rimfire as well.

 

[Bafflingbs]

My 9mm can (Rugged Obsidian 9), on my 22 rifles, is just as quiet as my 22 can (CGS Hydra SS).

So if I were to buy ONE can to start, I would get a 9mm can that you can clean and use with rimfire as well.

I have an Obsidian 9 and a Sparrow. The Obsidian is quiet, but nowhere near as quiet as the Sparrow. Not to mention, lighter

 

[Hibs]

I have an Obsidian 9 and a Sparrow. The Obsidian is quiet, but nowhere near as quiet as the Sparrow

I guess I should mention, your mileage may vary.

There is a lot that goes into it and what "sounds" quite. You can't just say "suppressed 22" and leave it at that.

What I have tested, side by side, is Ruger 10/22s using CCI Standard Velocity. No noticeable difference at the ear, in the woods, with my Rugged Obsidian 9 and my CGS Hydra SS.

It's important to note though that my Ruger 10/22s (or any semi) is going to be inherently louder then a bolt gun, because of course the gas cycling the bolt.

If I did this same test, side my side using my Ruger bolt actions, would I see a difference? Very possible.

I've done a TON of shooting using my Christensen Arms Ranger .22LR bolt, and my CGS Hydra SS. I've tried all the stuff, working high to low, Mini-mags, SV, CCI "Suppresor", CCI Quiet Semi-Auto, CCI Quiet, and even Colibri's. Almost all of them there is a sound difference. So just saying "suppressed 22" doesn't tell the whole story. Could be using mini-mags in a 10/22, or Colibris in a bolt gun, and you're going to get drastic differences.

All that said, even using the high velocity stuff out of a 10/22, suppressed .22 is stupid quiet and fun.

 

[Bafflingbs]

I guess I should mention, your mileage may vary.

There is a lot that goes into it and what "sounds" quite. You can't just say "suppressed 22" and leave it at that.

What I have tested, side by side, is Ruger 10/22s using CCI Standard Velocity. No noticeable difference at the ear, in the woods, with my Rugged Obsidian 9 and my CGS Hydra SS.

It's important to note though that my Ruger 10/22s (or any semi) is going to be inherently louder then a bolt gun, because of course the gas cycling the bolt.

If I did this same test, side my side using my Ruger bolt actions, would I see a difference? Very possible.

I've done a TON of shooting using my Christensen Arms Ranger .22LR bolt, and my CGS Hydra SS. I've tried all the stuff, working high to low, Mini-mags, SV, CCI "Suppresor", CCI Quiet Semi-Auto, CCI Quiet, and even Colibri's. Almost all of them there is a sound difference. So just saying "suppressed 22" doesn't tell the whole story. Could be using mini-mags in a 10/22, or Colibris in a bolt gun, and you're going to get drastic differences.

All that said, even using the high velocity stuff out of a 10/22, suppressed .22 is stupid quiet and fun.

Now you’ve gone and done it, lol. I have a few YouTube videos on my Sparrow, with 3 different hosts. 10/22, Mk IV and a Savage bolt.


Be kind

 

[Hibs]

Now you’ve gone and done it, lol. I have a few YouTube videos on my Sparrow, with 3 different hosts. 10/22, Mk IV and a Savage bolt.


Be kind

Looks like I need to bring a few toys over to your back porch for a BBQ and plinking session.

 

[Bafflingbs]

Looks like I need to bring a few toys over to your back porch for a BBQ and plinking session.

lol! I’m pushing it, as is, with the neighbors

 

[wreckdiver]

I agree that 22 cans are the most fun. Closest thing to “Hollywood” quiet. I have a ton of 22 hosts, but my current favorite is a HK mp5 .22 SBR. Quieter than a real mp5 SD, but much cheaper to feed.

I really want a dedicated 5.56 can even thought they are all loud as S…. Originally wanted a surefire socom rc2, but I honestly don’t need that much can for $1200. A $500 YHM turbo would probably suit me just fine for the occasional range blasting session.

 

[Hibs]

lol! I’m pushing it, as is, with the neighbors

Pfff... with what I'd bring over, they would never know a thing... "shhhhhhhh"

 

[Slackdaddy]

lol! I’m pushing it, as is, with the neighbors

I feel your pain,, I'm in northern Calvert and they built up around me.
I used to shoot 50 cal ML and slug guns off the carport,, Now only sub .22

 

[Bafflingbs]

I agree that 22 cans are the most fun. Closest thing to “Hollywood” quiet. I have a ton of 22 hosts, but my current favorite is a HK mp5 .22 SBR. Quieter than a real mp5 SD, but much cheaper to feed.

I really want a dedicated 5.56 can even thought they are all loud as S…. Originally wanted a surefire socom rc2, but I honestly don’t need that much can for $1200. A $500 YHM turbo would probably suit me just fine for the occasional range blasting session.

I went with the Griffin Reece 5 mod 4. You’re right, still loud af!!

 

[DaemonAssassin]

I agree that 22 cans are the most fun. Closest thing to “Hollywood” quiet. I have a ton of 22 hosts, but my current favorite is a HK mp5 .22 SBR. Quieter than a real mp5 SD, but much cheaper to feed.

I really want a dedicated 5.56 can even thought they are all loud as S…. Originally wanted a surefire socom rc2, but I honestly don’t need that much can for $1200. A $500 YHM turbo would probably suit me just fine for the occasional range blasting session.

YHM makes good cans for the price point. You get a lot of suppression for the buck.