Suppressors Another "what can" thread

[CStroud]

I'm currently looking for a "do all" type suppressor. This will not be my first suppressor. Is there a compact suppressor (less than 8") out there that can handle everything from 9mm to 308 or is something like a Hybrid my only choice?

Suppressors I own:
Sandman Ti
Omega
Octane 45 hd
Hybrid
Sparrow
Warlock

Pending:
Omega 9k
Resonator K

 

[Supersubes]

With the selection you have/pending now, why go with a do-all? Seems like it would be wiser to focus on an area of importance, and buy a dedicated product for higher performance.

 

[Jigstick]

Sandman S fits the bill

 

[JeffLebowski]

I don’t see the point of this with the cans you already have purchased.

 

[Flying Dutchman]

Sandman S fits the bill

Sandman S is only .30 cal bore and can not shoot 9mm.

OP, I'd check out the Silencerco 36m, DA Wolfman, or the Rex Silentium .358.

I have the Rex .358 in jail.

 

[Gtscotty]

The Omega 36 seems like a pretty slick option for 9mm - .308 can, also the Griffin Optimus if you want something that can be disassembled.

 

[required_user_name]

Since it's not your first, and you want a do-all, then get one of these and report back to us.

Enfield Rifle Company – Introducing the NOVUS

enfieldriflecompany.com

I think there's a glowing NFA Review post about it too if you're curious and want to seriously consider it.

 

[CStroud]

Since it's not your first, and you want a do-all, then get one of these and report back to us.

Enfield Rifle Company – Introducing the NOVUS

enfieldriflecompany.com

I think there's a glowing NFA Review post about it too if you're curious and want to seriously consider it.

I think this is a winner.

 

[R.O.U.S.]

I think this is a winner.

I saw the NFA review channel's take on it. Looks super interesting. The only thing I worry about a suppressor like that is with how the baffle stack fits in the suppressor. I'm worried that there is potential decreased accuracy.

 

[NWnewguy]

That Novus can looks pretty interesting.

I just nought the Paladin and Bushwhacker from Griffin Armament and I was very impressed with the build quality and fit and finish. I haven't been able to shoot them yet, but the baffles look very similar to the baffles in the Recce 7 can and I've been very happy with the sound and performance of that. Both of the GA cans I mentioned are also user serviceable and easily put back together in the same position, so I don't believe accuracy will be of concern.