I’m shopping for a sub-$600 suppressor for my DD PCC and would love to hear your recommendations.
How important would be a low back pressure/flow through design ? Is the difference actually noticeable, or would you prioritize sound suppression instead?
Currently torn between the BOE IncoLite 9 and the B&T SQD9 Print-X RBS.
I’m looking for my first 9mm suppressor, and it’ll be going on my Daniel Defense PCC. Between these two options, which do you think is the better choice for my intended use? They’re both $399, although the B&T would also require a mounting device.
I’d really appreciate your thoughts and any firsthand experience.
So I already have a DD 10.3 and a DD 16, both M-LOK and pretty modern.
Want to do something different for the next one. Thinking quad rail + FSP and kinda split the difference between retro and modern.
Since I already have short and full length covered, I’m stuck between 11.5 and 12.5.
What would you guys do?
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Spiderco Delica 4
Kimber CDS9
Kimber CDS9
Vortex CCW enclosed
Muddy River Tactical holster + Tier1 clip
Found this online. Does anyone know if this is legit? I can’t find information anywhere else.
I’ve been carrying PDPs for the last 3 years, bouncing between the 4” Pro E, 4.6” Pro SD, 5.1” Pro SD, and the SF Match. I still plan on carrying them daily, but I’m considering adding something smaller for times when I’m not wearing a belt — mainly for the gym or late-night dog walks.
Right now I’m considering the 43X MOS, P365, Shield X, or even the outdated PPS M2. I’d like to keep the option of running an optic out of the box.
What would you guys suggest?
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After suffering a few lower back injuries in 2022, I stopped training for about 4 years and ended up gaining 40 pounds, going from 175 to a peak of 215 in December 2024.
I’m now one month back into training, currently at 196 lbs and around 27% body fat. I’m using MacroFactor to track my calories and following Jeff Nippard’s Bodybuilding Transformation System.
My goal is to get down to 180–185 lbs without looking too flat.