Does anyone have experience with Witt Machine silencers? I'm looking at a couple for dedicated thread-on mounting. I understand they're monocore and old technology but I'm shooting outside and I really don't care. One will be a 9mm subgun and the other is a non-precision AR in 556.
Worse suppressor I have ever bought. I have about a dozen and I bought one from them about 5-6 years ago when they had a sale. They were advertising custom SN, custom bore, custom this and that.
I ended up getting like a 6" can in 6mm to use on a match rifle. Didn't need to be the best, just needed to tone it down enough to be usable.
Showed up with half ass cerakote job, TWO baffles and a spacer for a blast chamber. It was a take down, so i took the parts out to inspect.
Looked like some clown made the with car parts and a drill press. I have pictures somewhere. It was absurd.
Bore was big enough to drop a 338 bullet inside and almost big enough to drop a 9mm round into.
Decided maybe it would at least work for a 300 blk or 223 suppressor. NOPE
It was about like duck taping a 20oz pop bottle on the end and filling it with toilet paper.
Virtually useless.
I ended up spending the money to have ECCO re-core the whole thing and it's night and day better.
I'll never buy anything from Witt again and I will tell my story to anyone ever considering their suppressors. Mine was junk.
That doesn't even get into the customer service nightmare of it taking almost 2 years to get built, BEFORE getting the Form3 transferred to my dealer.
Here's the two "baffles" and the spare inside tube they used for a blast chamber. You can see the burrs from drilling the holes in the baffle.
Here's the new parts from ECCO and the fresh cerakote on the tube and end caps. I had them put a new "Cherry Bomb" mount in it and decided to use it strictly for 300blk and 223/556 AR's and I was very happy and it was well worth it after the shit show with Witt's "design".
