I was able to take home a few more suppressors within the last month or so. I will list some of what I have, and if you guys want more in-depth reviews, let me know which ones you are curious about. Suppressors are cool, they allow you to shoot for the most part without having to use hearing protection. I purchased various .22 suppressors so my kids can shoot their .22's without having to battle foamy ear plugs or the clunky ear muffs while trying to get a decent cheek weld.
Huntertown Arms .22 suppressors (kestrel and guardian models) -- they are cheap, serviceable, nice changeable stacked baffle system, and work well
Silencerco Sparrow .22 -- cool newer baffle design, serviceable, more expensive, uses o-rings (beware of what you clean with) small and quiet
SWR Octane 45 -- 45 cal handgun suppressor, suppresses .45 acp surprisingly well, serviceable (needed for cast lead), semi large, works decently on 9mm
SWR Specwar 762 -- .30 cal rifle suppressor, fast attach design, rated for .30 magnum calibers, a little long, but supposedly pretty quiet, untested by me so far
AAC 762 SDN-6 -- .30 cal rifle suppressor, fast attach design, shorter than the Specwar, I have mostly used it on my .300 blk rifles and it is quiet for its size
Huntertown Arms 762 AK -- designed to be an AK suppressor, when tested with my AK 47, it was loud, not hearing safe, it is bored out to about .40 to account for ak slop. It is being repurposed as a .357 magnum single shot handi rifle suppressor. Waiting to get the thread adapter to test. Do not buy unless you know that it will not make an AK hearing safe and you still want it anyways.
Huntertown Arms .22 suppressors (kestrel and guardian models) -- they are cheap, serviceable, nice changeable stacked baffle system, and work well
Silencerco Sparrow .22 -- cool newer baffle design, serviceable, more expensive, uses o-rings (beware of what you clean with) small and quiet
SWR Octane 45 -- 45 cal handgun suppressor, suppresses .45 acp surprisingly well, serviceable (needed for cast lead), semi large, works decently on 9mm
SWR Specwar 762 -- .30 cal rifle suppressor, fast attach design, rated for .30 magnum calibers, a little long, but supposedly pretty quiet, untested by me so far
AAC 762 SDN-6 -- .30 cal rifle suppressor, fast attach design, shorter than the Specwar, I have mostly used it on my .300 blk rifles and it is quiet for its size
Huntertown Arms 762 AK -- designed to be an AK suppressor, when tested with my AK 47, it was loud, not hearing safe, it is bored out to about .40 to account for ak slop. It is being repurposed as a .357 magnum single shot handi rifle suppressor. Waiting to get the thread adapter to test. Do not buy unless you know that it will not make an AK hearing safe and you still want it anyways.