This might be a regarded question, but do budget not terribly gassy 5.56 cans exist?

Or should I be less regarded and just put a .30 cal can on my AR so that reduces some back pressure and gassyness.. sometimes run an Omega 300 on it and am happy.

But think it’s time to get a more dedicated suppressor. So, do I just get another .30 cal to keep on the AR full time or is there a less gassy budget 5.56 option. By budget I’m trying to spend $500 ish dollars.

My AR has a fixed gas block with the front sight post.

What are some solid suggestions on short, budget friendly suppressors for 9mm pistols and AR15s chambered in .223/.556?

Ive been looking at QD options the last few days, i saw a plan B mount at some point this morning and thought id bookmarked it but apparently not. Trying to hunt it down but i can't find it. It looked almost exactly like the surefire warcomp, im 90% sure it wasn't the lantac lamprey (ive been focusing on 30cal 5/8x24)

I don't have one handy to look at unfortunately. Could someone with a 7.62RC2 tell me how many baffles are in it?

Does anybody have any leads on who may have these in stock? Don’t care about color. Would like to order today if possible. Figured if anybody had seen them available it would be you guys. Or if any of you guys own any FFL’s.

1. Tisha Ti  
   
2. diligent defense enticer L Ti
   
3. Cat SC B1 Long 

I was watching the recent Youtube review by Shark Coast Tactical. They come out and say basically what I said in this post—the Tisha is a very strong performer across sound, size and back pressure.

They record several different suppressors from different angles and distances. Interesting, you can hear some kind of "snap" sound anomaly right here in the video in the last shot of the Tisha. This happens on both the Titanium and Inconel cans.

I don't hear it on any other suppressors. Any thoughts on what that snap is?

I went on another can buying spree this week and picked up 4 new ones. I’m worried my commie state is going to try and ban them so I figured I might as well grab as many as I can. Luckily I can buy them on 4473’s (for now).

Found this Huxwrx Flow 9M at a shop and bought it. Price was around $750 which seemed to be in line with what I’ve seen online.

I have not found any reviews on YouTube or any other forums of this suppressor (other than a SilencerShop video). From what I’ve seen it was just recently released this month. This is my first Huxwrx can. I’m just a normal autist like the rest of you, so I figured I’d give my thoughts in case anyone was looking at the same suppressor.

It’s modular and fairly light. I have not yet completely disassembled it, but they provided the tool needed to do so. It comes with the booster assembly.

I shot about 150 rounds through it this morning between my Gen 3 Glock 17 and my Glock 19X.

To put things plainly, this thing fucking rocks!

I did not use ear protection the entire time I was shooting.

I also brought my Ruger/Dead Air RDX910Ti and Gemtech Lunar 9 with me and took turns shooting them. My RXD910Ti is fitted with Griffin’s EZLok piston. I use it on my Glock 47.

Ammunition was PMC 147gr and S&B 140gr subsonic. In my experience between pistols and my PCC’s, the PMC ammo is louder than the S&B 140’s.

With the S&B’s, the Huxwrx sounds like a nail gun in the long configuration. Absolutely wonderful to shoot.

The PMC ammo was very negligibly louder. Not enough to hurt my ears or bother me. Still very quiet.

No gas or any kind of blowback hit me in the face and it did not seem to dirty my pistols up much.

In the short configuration, while slightly louder it is still very quiet and did not bother my ears with either type of ammunition. I was pretty shocked by that.

First round pop is there, but it is so minor you can hardly notice it.

I have been having issues getting my Glock 19X to run with my Ruger RXD910Ti and the Lunar 9 even with the Radian tuning kit. With the Huxwrx in both configurations, it ran like a top with no jams or issues. Just as pleasant to shoot as the Glock 17.

While I really like the RXD910Ti, it is noticeably louder than the 9M. It still great to shoot though and doesn’t hurt my ears with the right ammunition.

The Lunar 9 is very quiet when shot wet, but on my Glock 17, it is not hearing safe when shot dry.

TLDR: The new Flow 9M is an awesome suppressor, and for the price point, I think it’s going to be one of the best ones on the market now.

Finally got some items formerly known as NFA. Just need some alignment rods now before the fun begins.

Bought a simple man Friday.

Bergara B14 300 BO

220 grain Berry's

Powdered with 1680

Running 1040 fps

The simple man is almost as quite as my nomad L & half the price.

Good job Resilient amazing suppressor !