Suppressor for both 300 Blk and 9mm..

[TheMailMan]

With the Government gun money seeming to be a reality I'm going to get a new can.

I need one that will work with both 300 Blackout and 9mm.

I'm open to suggestions.

Thanks.

 

[pronstar]

The SiCo is on my list...rated for pretty much everything.

https://silencerco.com/hybrid-46

I’ve been happy with my SiCo Omega 30, I think they make a quality product.


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[rl96ss]

I have Griffin Optimus and have used on 300 BO and 9mm. I imagine there's something later and greater by now though.

https://www.capitolarmory.com/griffin-armament-optimus-multicaliber-suppressor.html

 

[lonestardiver]

The silencerco octane 9 HD is rated for 9mm as well as 300BO subsonic only. The newer octane 9 may be as well.

Hybrid 46 is a beast as it handles the 458 SOCOM, 45-70, 45acp, 9mm, 44mag, 357 mag, etc. I seem to recall it is also rated for the 338 Lapua.

 

[yellowg]

Check out the Silencerco Omega 36m. Modular and will fit your needs. It is what I will be buying next.

 

[unicom]

The SiCo is on my list...rated for pretty much everything.

https://silencerco.com/hybrid-46

I’ve been happy with my SiCo Omega 30, I think they make a quality product.


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I will second this can for 300 blackout in subs. I love mine. SiCo recommended the harvester for the big calibers like 338 lapua. For 9mm I went with dead air .45 ghost. Another great can that will go up to 300 blackout subsonic only rounds. If my memory serves me right


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[yellowg]

I don’t have the Hybrid or have shot with it before, but from what others have said, it’s far too heavy for a pistol suppressor. If you only plan on having one suppressor, the hybrid seems to be a good choice. Otherwise, it’s better to have a dedicated can for pistol, one for rifle and another for rimfire.

 

[FireInTheWire]

Hybrid is a solid can. Does everything good. Not ideal as a pistol can, but it does work. Yes it's 338LM rated, so it call handle a lot of pressure.

I'm pleased with mine. I'd buy it again if I had to do over.

 

[Bob=o]

I have a Hybrid, Used it on my Glock 21 .45 sure does quiet it down more than I expected and yes it is big and heavy. You could use it on anything from a .17 to a 45-70. Works really great on my .300 BO and is ok on the .556. Get one and you won't need any more except for a .22 which is lighter and you can disassemble and clean unlike the Hybird.

 

[grumper]

I have a Silencerco Octane 45 HD as my multi purpose unit.

 

[Joshua - Capitol Armory]

Ideally, you're looking at two suppressors. One rifle and one pistol. You can combine them, but there are drawbacks...

Optimus - doesn't sound great on rifle, heavy on pistol, not the quietest on pistol
36M - comes with a price tag, and heavy on pistol
Hybrid - great on rifles, fat on pistols
Mystic / Cosmic - good on pistols, not really a rifle can

You need to figure out WHAT you want to do and suppress, then go from there. It's kind of like saying "I want a gun that can shoot long range and is very compact." Shooting birds? Deer? Paper? What is long range to you? How compact? There's a ton of questions, caliber is lower on the list. WHAT you want to suppress and value in a can takes lead.