Suppressors Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
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Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
Something's wrong with your night video, I can't see shit halfway through the video!
Thanks for the videos, looking at getting an Osprey for my G20.
Something's wrong with your night video, I can't see shit halfway through the video!
Thanks for the videos, looking at getting an Osprey for my G20.
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
Did you check with SilencerCO before shooting the 40 on there? When I talked with them at SHOT Show they told me only the 45 can should be used on a 10mm, for the extra volume vs higher pressure that a 40 puts off.
I might have taken the information wrong but to my understanding the 40 is not meant for the 10mm pressures.
Be safe!
Did you check with SilencerCO before shooting the 40 on there? When I talked with them at SHOT Show they told me only the 45 can should be used on a 10mm, for the extra volume vs higher pressure that a 40 puts off.
I might have taken the information wrong but to my understanding the 40 is not meant for the 10mm pressures.
Be safe!
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: KYS338</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Did you check with SilencerCO before shooting the 40 on there? When I talked with them at SHOT Show they told me only the 45 can should be used on a 10mm, for the extra volume vs higher pressure that a 40 puts off.
I might have taken the information wrong but to my understanding the 40 is not meant for the 10mm pressures.
Be safe! </div></div>
No thats the exact info I've been given via some of the class 3's I approached before buying my Osprey. The 45 was the only one deemed safe for the 10mm.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: KYS338</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Did you check with SilencerCO before shooting the 40 on there? When I talked with them at SHOT Show they told me only the 45 can should be used on a 10mm, for the extra volume vs higher pressure that a 40 puts off.
I might have taken the information wrong but to my understanding the 40 is not meant for the 10mm pressures.
Be safe! </div></div>
No thats the exact info I've been given via some of the class 3's I approached before buying my Osprey. The 45 was the only one deemed safe for the 10mm.
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
his can is the 9mm can with a bigger bore. not sure if that makes any difference.
his can is the 9mm can with a bigger bore. not sure if that makes any difference.
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
few points I'd like to make...
- yes with a 40 osprey you'd want to be very very careful at what you put through it and how many you put through it.
My personal rules:
10mm Rounds going 950fps - say ~1100fps I feel comfortable shooting - but I keep an eye on the can etc. These sound really good because they are either under super sonic or just over super sonic speed. But I know that there is more powder in 10mm case than 40sw - so I know the can is going to heat up faster even with the same subsonic rds.
10mm rds going 1125-1200 maybe a mag full - though never put a full mag through it.
10mm rds going 1200-1300 - maybe only 5 at a time.
1300-1400 I've only done 1 shot at a time. (hunting)
I have never put anything through it that was going faster than 1400.
Even with a 45 osprey I'd be leary of putting anything over 1400fps through it. I'm not sure what silencerco's stance is on this...so maybe it's fine? maybe they have some guidelines? I don't know.
All that said - if I had to do it over again I'd buy a 45 osprey.
few points I'd like to make...
- yes with a 40 osprey you'd want to be very very careful at what you put through it and how many you put through it.
My personal rules:
10mm Rounds going 950fps - say ~1100fps I feel comfortable shooting - but I keep an eye on the can etc. These sound really good because they are either under super sonic or just over super sonic speed. But I know that there is more powder in 10mm case than 40sw - so I know the can is going to heat up faster even with the same subsonic rds.
10mm rds going 1125-1200 maybe a mag full - though never put a full mag through it.
10mm rds going 1200-1300 - maybe only 5 at a time.
1300-1400 I've only done 1 shot at a time. (hunting)
I have never put anything through it that was going faster than 1400.
Even with a 45 osprey I'd be leary of putting anything over 1400fps through it. I'm not sure what silencerco's stance is on this...so maybe it's fine? maybe they have some guidelines? I don't know.
All that said - if I had to do it over again I'd buy a 45 osprey.
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
btw
I've shot a YHM cobra m2 40 (which is rated for full power 10mm..only 40cal can I know of rated for 10mm) with this setup side by side to the osprey 40k.
I thought the osprey sounded better. Also the cobra m2 is a much more dirty can for some reason.
All that said I'll try and do a video of the 45 osprey and 40 cobra m2 next time I get together with the buds.
btw
I've shot a YHM cobra m2 40 (which is rated for full power 10mm..only 40cal can I know of rated for 10mm) with this setup side by side to the osprey 40k.
I thought the osprey sounded better. Also the cobra m2 is a much more dirty can for some reason.
All that said I'll try and do a video of the 45 osprey and 40 cobra m2 next time I get together with the buds.
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: moredots</div><div class="ubbcode-body">the 45 osprey is warrantied to 10mm, I know most of the guys at silencerco. They tell me if I shoot it on a 10mm, I will be sending it in at one point, but its an easy fix. </div></div>
They tell you the 45 will eventually break?
They told youtube that is was perfectly fine to shoot thru there. I hope they are right because I have taken their advice and shoot my G20 all the time with their 45 Osprey.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: moredots</div><div class="ubbcode-body">the 45 osprey is warrantied to 10mm, I know most of the guys at silencerco. They tell me if I shoot it on a 10mm, I will be sending it in at one point, but its an easy fix. </div></div>
They tell you the 45 will eventually break?
They told youtube that is was perfectly fine to shoot thru there. I hope they are right because I have taken their advice and shoot my G20 all the time with their 45 Osprey.
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
if you shoot 135s @ 1600-1700fps through a 45 osprey IMO you will eventually run into problems. There is so much pressure and extra powder thus heat...that's my opinion.
They may assume a reasonable shooter would never do such a thing or maybe not? Best to call them and tell them what your shooting and see what they say.
if you shoot 135s @ 1600-1700fps through a 45 osprey IMO you will eventually run into problems. There is so much pressure and extra powder thus heat...that's my opinion.
They may assume a reasonable shooter would never do such a thing or maybe not? Best to call them and tell them what your shooting and see what they say.
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
I shoot just some factory Hornady thru mine. I do have some high power stuff but I take the can off for that stuff.
I shoot just some factory Hornady thru mine. I do have some high power stuff but I take the can off for that stuff.
Re: Glock 20 10mm suppressed at night & during day
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MadKap</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Awesome vids, just got my osprey-9 two days ago. Won't be boring it out, but it's nice to know it can be done. </div></div>
You don't bore it out.....
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MadKap</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Awesome vids, just got my osprey-9 two days ago. Won't be boring it out, but it's nice to know it can be done. </div></div>
You don't bore it out.....
