BDE 9 Ambiance

Nothing like a little suppressor ASMR. No music. No talking. Just the sound of shooting suppressors.
The PWS BDE 9mm Suppressor not only excels in its performance but also boasts a modular design, allowing seamless transformation from a shorter configuration to a longer, quieter suppressor. This innovative feature adds versatility to its functionality, making it suitable for use with both pistols and submachine guns.
Crafted with precision using aerospace-grade titanium, its modular construction enables shooters to customize their experience according to their specific needs and preferences. Whether you require a more compact setup for close-quarters engagements or a longer configuration for maximum noise reduction, the PWS BDE 9mm Suppressor adapts effortlessly to meet your demands.
This adaptability, coupled with its exceptional sound suppression and recoil control capabilities, solidifies its position as a top choice among firearm enthusiasts. Experience the ultimate in versatility and performance by exploring the PWS BDE 9mm Suppressor on our website today.

[@youngeagles10]

Suppressed sub guns are the ultimate ASMR!

[@willvaughn6861]

👍🏾💯

[@calcustom5026]

I can't seem to find any info on if you can put the individual removable baffles onto the piston section to get an ultra short 1 or 2 baffle suppressor. I just need something that will fit in my bedside table to stop me from going deaf if I shoot indoors, with the ability to add on for more suppression on different situations. The shown short configuration is still too long.
I'm conflicted between this and some others that are quite a bit more expensive, but if this can get super short I'm sold.

[@PrimaryWeaponsSystems]

In order to run the BDE 9, the initial 2 blast chambers need to be attached and the smaller baffles can be removed. For size comparison, the BDE 9 is close to a half inch bigger than a Silencerco 9k suppressor with better sound suppression. I've run this can on a lot of hosts from glocks, sigs, HKs and even a Beretta 380 and the sound suppression is fantastic, even in the short size. I've compared it to my 9k, CGS MOD 9k, and the Thunderbeast Fly 9 in its short configuration and the BDE is still better all around. While I know there are a lot of amazing suppressors out there on the market, you honestly can't go wrong with the BDE 9.

[@calcustom5026]

@@PrimaryWeaponsSystems My issue is not with the level of sound suppression, it is with the minimum length. Why can't the can run with the two modular baffles attached directly to the entrance chamber, without the 3D printed baffle section? Do they have a different thread pitch? Can the modular baffles not take the pressure? It seems like such a huge missed opportunity that takes the can from the top of my list to scratched off entirely.

[@mdjamesd]

How is production coming along?

[@Ertactical]

Id love to get some hands on time with your new line of can so they can go head to head with our currenty 57 cans and 17 more on the way for testing on our channel. www.youtube.com/@SilencerSyndicate