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Originally Posted by Smokin Joe
Well being that NBC just announced that BHO just won the presidency (Oh god I just threw up in my mouth). I'm going out and buying all the hardware I can before the Dumocrats ban it.
So, I am looking for input and advice on the best 5.56 mm sound suppressor out there.
It will be going on a 10.5 inch Colt Commando.
I would like it to have a QD attachment (I am willing to put a new flash suppressor on the weapon itself if need be)
I am looking for the toughest, lightest, shortest and the quietest suppressor that maintains or increases accuracy and has little to no POI shift.
I understand those requirements are unrealistic but I am looking for the best compromise.
I have done a lot of searching on here, through google, and on other forums. My research has me initially leaning towards a Surefire or an AAC, I have also heard good stuff about SRTARMS suppressors. However, I have never owned a suppressor so my knowledge is limited.
This will be used for general shooting and it might see some duty use in the future.
TIA for your time and assistance
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If you have to have the shortest set-up available that will meet your other requirements, the Surefire FA556K is the way to go.
If you could go to a 12" barrel, the standard SureFire FA556 would be even better.
The SureFires are accurate, have a negligable POI shift, quick to install and remove, are good at reducing the sound signature, and are the most durable cans I have tried.
The only other one I would consider that could meet your needs is the Ops Inc can, if you can get one.
Best of luck.
TR
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