Hopefully one day we can pass the HPA and get suppressors off the NFA. That will hopefully bring the cost down on these. There is no reason a suppressor should cost as much or more than your middle tier handgun.
There is no reason a suppressor should even be on a list. It should be considered PPE and required for safety. The fact that some shithead government agency can ban safety equipment shows how much our government cares for the people.
Everyone is going to say theirs is the best, because they spent the money and time on it. The Quietest. SO FAR was the Octane 9 at 127 Db., and now it is the Mod 9, at an AMAZING 114 Db. These are with 9mm subsonic. When a better comes out, we will buy it.
I can't wait to see this review! I too am Leary about the aluminum baffles, but it seems that I am seeing more suppressors out there with them to save weight. Hope they hold up!
@@alexglenn2122 thats absolutely true about machining but I believe the 3d printing process for titanium is falling in price quickly. I think it wil end up being a factor of how much they can lower the price on the "filament" or titanium "base" or powder that the 3d process uses (because last time i checked the titanium powder you had to use was still pretty pricey but that was 5+ years ago now).
Glad this company is making “quiter” suppressors finally, all these companies are doing everything to the exterior of the suppressor coloring it red yellow and green and they must of forgot its supposed to be as quite as possible
James, when you test this please try it out with shortening the suppressor and making it a mini like you asked the rep about. Would love to see the difference it makes in the sound. Have been very curious about super short suppressors. O, your awesome by the way!!!!!
uppercaset12345 Not a suppressor expert, but I’m sure that you could and it might reduce the decibels a little bit. I’d say search .22 through a 9mm suppressor on TH-cam.
I'm honestly wondering if anyone ever runs these with less than all baffles in. After all the photoshoots with the short config aren't you gonna always run it as quiet as possible?
Advice for folks looking to buy a 9mm suppressor. Consider buying a suppressor for .45ACP with options for pistons that will permit you to use it with 9mm. Why? Because after you use it with 9mm you will be disappointed, then you can use it with .45ACP and you will enjoy shooting your handgun suppressed. Even subsonic 9mm ammo is going to be much louder than .45ACP.
There's more to the decision to go with a dedicated 9mm suppressor. For example, 9mm suppressors can be shorter un overall length than their 45 caliber counterparts.
@@magnanimus9692 Of course, I'm simply saying people looking for a "quiet" 9mm are going to be disappointed. They are great fun, no doubt. I have and use one with my Glocks in 9mm, but the best suppressed handgun experience I've had is the HK MK23 suppressed, and other .45ACPs suppressed, using heavy 45ACP rounds
@@pault.mccain6637 If .45 is really so great how come no modern military uses it in their standard issue sidearm? How come the majority of police departments in the US have standardized on 9mm? 9mm is superior to .45 because of its low recoil impulse, small size, and deadly lethality. With full sized 9mm handguns not only do you get more than twice the capacity than full sized .45's, but you get a much softer shooting and easier to shoot firearm and they are almost always smaller and lighter than .45s. Please, do some research before you post stupid comments about something you obviously know nothing about.
You should at least have a video that shows how quiet it is , talk doesn't sell, I could get a piece of pipe stuffed with cardboard and say it is the quietest but without a sample video it wouldn't prove squat.
Why are suppressors still so loud we gotta pay a tax stamp for $200 for something that only removes around 25 db and being 125 db after you put on a suppressor is still over 80 db and 80 db is considered dangerous for your ears. The weapon with a suppressor is still 2 times louder then a washing machine or 2 to 3 times louder then a vacuum cleaner.
"The quietest 9mm can gemtech has ever made!" So about middle of the road then... Maybe they have turned things around but based on what I saw a few years ago gemtech had seriously fallen from grace and wouldnt be my first (or second, or third) choice for a suppressor.
NEED to know what the DB reduction is for 300 Blackout. Did I mention NEED? EDIT: Well shit... it's on their page: 136 dBC LONG BCM® Standard 9 300BLK. Not bad. Still would like to see a video from you guys shooting/testing it to see.
Not sure about Gemtech suppressors, it seems like a lot of other companies are making far more technological leaps in suppressor design and the ones who still make suppressor designs similar to gemtech are doing it for cheaper and cheaper.
I feel like Gemtech really hasn't provided any innovation to the market. The tone and performance on Gemtech and GSL cans are very poor, I wish I never bought the GT-ONE and GSL Stealth.
to save you time, he does not shoot the gun suppressed nor even shoot it at all
thanks
Thank you for the info
Cheers mate
Thanks now I know to just leave my dislike and leave
@@prezmil4282 oo
Always great content, but sorely disappointed at the full length pants.
Finally, a salesman who gives the straight up facts without hype or BS
Proto is the man. Straight shooter.
Silencer CO wouldn’t BS us would they?
TFBTV Show Time I see what ya did there 😏
Hopefully one day we can pass the HPA and get suppressors off the NFA. That will hopefully bring the cost down on these. There is no reason a suppressor should cost as much or more than your middle tier handgun.
There is no reason a suppressor should even be on a list. It should be considered PPE and required for safety. The fact that some shithead government agency can ban safety equipment shows how much our government cares for the people.
But think about all the crimes committed with suppressors. Oh wait...
Never happen that would mean they turn down millions of dollars and control
OSHA banned the disturbance of Silica and Asbestos without proper PPE but for some reason you have to buy permits to purchase sound reducing PPE.
Everyone is going to say theirs is the best, because they spent the money and time on it. The Quietest. SO FAR was the Octane 9 at 127 Db., and now it is the Mod 9, at an AMAZING 114 Db. These are with 9mm subsonic. When a better comes out, we will buy it.
I can't wait to see this review! I too am Leary about the aluminum baffles, but it seems that I am seeing more suppressors out there with them to save weight. Hope they hold up!
yeah, it seems like titanium would be worth the small cost uptick.
@@Hickeroar not sure how small that increase is. Most titanium models on the market are twice the price of this.
I saw that Sig was making 3D printer suppressors with titanium. I believe their rep said MSRP would be around $900.
Titanium is significantly more expensive to machine, and is much more in materials cost. (Worked for a hardware manufacturer)
@@alexglenn2122 thats absolutely true about machining but I believe the 3d printing process for titanium is falling in price quickly. I think it wil end up being a factor of how much they can lower the price on the "filament" or titanium "base" or powder that the 3d process uses (because last time i checked the titanium powder you had to use was still pretty pricey but that was 5+ years ago now).
Glad this company is making “quiter” suppressors finally, all these companies are doing everything to the exterior of the suppressor coloring it red yellow and green and they must of forgot its supposed to be as quite as possible
Your comment is astoundedly underated.
Companies remember, quiet as possible first.
James, when you test this please try it out with shortening the suppressor and making it a mini like you asked the rep about. Would love to see the difference it makes in the sound. Have been very curious about super short suppressors. O, your awesome by the way!!!!!
Price of suppressor????
“It’s like arts and crafts” 😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂
Suppressor noob here. Could I get this and run it on a .22?
uppercaset12345
Not a suppressor expert, but I’m sure that you could and it might reduce the decibels a little bit. I’d say search .22 through a 9mm suppressor on TH-cam.
You can. You shouldn't.
Get a dedicated 22lr can. Trust me.
Thanks. Don’t want to give the ATF 2 tax stamps for a law that has done nothing but looks like I will.
You can. It won't reduce sound as much as a 22 can would and 22 ammo is very filthy .. but this one comes apart so you're good there
I wonder how this stacks up against the Odessa 9
Does the rugged obsidian beat this?
I'm honestly wondering if anyone ever runs these with less than all baffles in. After all the photoshoots with the short config aren't you gonna always run it as quiet as possible?
I have the exact same question, an I ever gonna change to short?
front looks like gemtech one :D very nice
Can I run this on my 8 inch FX 9 in Texas?
I thought Gemtech went under? Or did they get bought out by someone else? Please advise.. Thanks.
I saw 3 baffles in the muzzle piece ... What's in the other half??
Gemtech please make more so the backorder at SilencerShop can be filled and I can wait while mine is in nfa prison
You should have asked him when they will have their damn supressed bolt carriers back in stock hah.
had to get one on gunbroker, no eta from anyone. Pretty sure PWS or some other oem manufacturer made them for gemtech when they were in idaho
How well would it work for 9x39 subsonics?
Wat
Advice for folks looking to buy a 9mm suppressor. Consider buying a suppressor for .45ACP with options for pistons that will permit you to use it with 9mm. Why? Because after you use it with 9mm you will be disappointed, then you can use it with .45ACP and you will enjoy shooting your handgun suppressed. Even subsonic 9mm ammo is going to be much louder than .45ACP.
I'd rather have a can specifically made for 9mm than a .45, because .45 is a terrible round and I would never own one.
There's more to the decision to go with a dedicated 9mm suppressor. For example, 9mm suppressors can be shorter un overall length than their 45 caliber counterparts.
@@magnanimus9692 Of course, I'm simply saying people looking for a "quiet" 9mm are going to be disappointed. They are great fun, no doubt. I have and use one with my Glocks in 9mm, but the best suppressed handgun experience I've had is the HK MK23 suppressed, and other .45ACPs suppressed, using heavy 45ACP rounds
@@thatonetexan1950 LOL...that's a really, really, really stupid comment, betraying a high level of ignorance about handgun rounds.
@@pault.mccain6637 If .45 is really so great how come no modern military uses it in their standard issue sidearm? How come the majority of police departments in the US have standardized on 9mm? 9mm is superior to .45 because of its low recoil impulse, small size, and deadly lethality. With full sized 9mm handguns not only do you get more than twice the capacity than full sized .45's, but you get a much softer shooting and easier to shoot firearm and they are almost always smaller and lighter than .45s. Please, do some research before you post stupid comments about something you obviously know nothing about.
You should at least have a video that shows how quiet it is , talk doesn't sell, I could get a piece of pipe stuffed with cardboard and say it is the quietest but without a sample video it wouldn't prove squat.
Cgs Mod9 is the best sounding pistol suppressor
Warranty is not as specific as other companies. Maybe I'm wrong
A $300 wait for 9 months to touch arts and crafts project.
Did you get it?
How come Anthony put it together wrong the first take haha
Dude this is creepy. Anthony from smith and wesson is my twin and has the same name🤯
Pretty bad suppressor, can’t wait to get it 🤘🏽
the bill of materials and price do not align. this suppressor needs to cost lost or be built out of better materials. its just that simple.
… ahh but is it quieter than the obsidian 9??
Super quiet. I didn't hear a damn thing.
Why are suppressors still so loud we gotta pay a tax stamp for $200 for something that only removes around 25 db and being 125 db after you put on a suppressor is still over 80 db and 80 db is considered dangerous for your ears. The weapon with a suppressor is still 2 times louder then a washing machine or 2 to 3 times louder then a vacuum cleaner.
"The quietest 9mm can gemtech has ever made!"
So about middle of the road then...
Maybe they have turned things around but based on what I saw a few years ago gemtech had seriously fallen from grace and wouldnt be my first (or second, or third) choice for a suppressor.
Is Gemtech owned or affiliated with Smith&Wesson? That Gemtech guy was wearing a Smith&Wesson badge
Lamont Simpson smith bought gemtech 2-3 years ago I believe.
So who the fuck said its the most silent??
What is the lowest back pressure 9mm can out now? BTW this isn’t full auto rated.
Didn't hear a thing
NEED to know what the DB reduction is for 300 Blackout. Did I mention NEED?
EDIT: Well shit... it's on their page: 136 dBC LONG BCM® Standard 9 300BLK. Not bad.
Still would like to see a video from you guys shooting/testing it to see.
Dino Nucci what do you mean? Use a 9mm suppressor for 300 BLK
Absolutely awesome suppressor !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Too bad their customer service sucks and cant get responses from anyone via phone or email
Your knees are covered...
It's weird.
Not sure about Gemtech suppressors, it seems like a lot of other companies are making far more technological leaps in suppressor design and the ones who still make suppressor designs similar to gemtech are doing it for cheaper and cheaper.
I feel like Gemtech really hasn't provided any innovation to the market. The tone and performance on Gemtech and GSL cans are very poor, I wish I never bought the GT-ONE and GSL Stealth.
This vs omega
Every gemtech review on silencer shop is below average Everytime wonder why