Alleycat72

My 9mm is about as quiet as a .22 semiauto and more reliable, but I've loaded it with what my buddies call "nerd" ammo. It's not as quiet as my bolt .22 though. It has 1k psi less muzzle pressure than standard subsonic. My single shot .45 acp is definitely louder, but only when compared to the 9mm and .22. I mean you could shoot a guy with the 45 outside your living room window with you in the living room and you wouldn't have a clue.

But American Chopper!

It's probably a hi point with a pvc suppressor on it.

FYI it'll be extremely easy to track down all owners of the B&T if in fact that's the gun.

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https://bt-usa.com/products/station-six-9/ It's a updated reproduction of a WWII wetworks pistol. It has to be manually cycled.

Please do it unloaded.

3D852

It doesn't have a name stamped on it. Only a number.

What kind of groups are you getting out of the gun?

I would never use a non rimfire suppressor on a rimfire. They fill up with lead quick. You really need a serviceable can that can be put in the sonic cleaner. Some manufacturers will "clean" it for you.

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It depends on your budget. I started off wanting one .30 cal. Now a suppressor gets budgeted for each rifle build. A dedicated can for that cal will always be quieter assuming equal quality suppressors. Other things come into play when you are considering a suppressor. What's the intended purpose. Things like size, weight, and flash signature. You may want titanium or stainless steel depending on your needs. Multi cal suppressors tend to be one of those things that do everything, but don't excell at any one thing.

Proof research barrel.