Suppressing the Super V

Anyone have any experience with running a can on your V? I was curious if there was any difference in running one with a recoil booster vs one without.

solvovir wrote:Anyone have any experience with running a can on your V? I was curious if there was any difference in running one with a recoil booster vs one without.

Sorry. All stock carbine. Suppressors are a no go here in NY.

It should work fine with or without the vector doesn't need one because it has a fixed barrel. I'm going to use a YHM suppressor
http://yhm.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=14_19&products_id=457
This way I can use it on a pistol .45 .40 or 9mm just by changing the adapter

I figured it would, but was just curious. I should have my osprey next month

I was going to get osprey but it's $300 more and the adapters are $75 apiece.

The Advanced Armament Corp Ti-RANT 45 and TI-RANT 45S ("short") look good too...



http://www.advanced-armament.com/default.aspx?pageId=28

...and "The Skinny" on the S series:

http://www.aacblog.com/?p=9996

Here is a video of somebody with what looks like the full-size Ti-RANT on a Vector SBR. Don't know if he's shooting it wet either (jump to 35 seconds):



Same trick with the different pistons for shooting different calibers or for different .45s with different threading:

http://www.aacblog.com/?p=9175

http://www.aacblog.com/?p=9169

Ive watched a lot of these videos, my setup is going to be a little different. Kind of an experiment and probably one of a kind.

I have a 5.56 yhm can for my AR15 I wish it was a QD but its threaded I might drill it out and rethread it for Kriss in .45 it weights 20oz vs 11oz of the osprey

I was talking to a buddy online about my KRISS and he said seeing the picture makes his eye itch. The faux suppressor is his big beef.

Since I cant have SBR let alone suppressors in NY I started to dream.

Then I came to the realization. Why SBR the KRISS just to put a suppressor on it? Granted if you have other pistols that can use the suppressor than you are good to go. But if you are gonna run a can on the KRISS all the time, why not save your self the money and time for the SBR and have it permanently on?

Like this.

Solscud007 wrote:...why not save your self the money and time for the SBR and have it permanently on?

Interesting video! A few reasons off the top of my head would be:

• Length is still pretty darn long

• If you have a suppressor, you are already down the road with a NFA trust (most likely), so do it "right" :lol: , even at the trade off of time & money

• Ease of cleaning the suppressor (see AAC TiRANT shot above as one example)

• Ability to upgrade/change out to a different model suppressor.

• Leave yourself open to moving/using the suppressor on another weapon "later".

Others with more first-hand experience will have more to share than me... :study:

Dang looks longer than 16" but that is badass
I know those guys at liberty suppressors there in ky