Q trash panda suoressor

[electronman1729]

Has anyone ever heard of Q Trash Supressors? Any good feedback or user range reports?

[esizer]

Plenty of info out there...most of it being the owner is an absolute tool. I wouldn't purchase any Q products unless they were used, honestly.

[Hoser]

Plenty of info out there...most of being the owner is an absolute tool. I wouldn't purchase any Q products unless they were used, honestly.

I agree. But I wont buy any of his stuff, used or new.

[leatherneck448]

Reports of catastrophic suppressor failure after minimal round counts, and the owner of Q being a giant dickhead to potential customers turned me off pretty quick. YMMV

[esizer]

I agree. But I wont buy any of his stuff, used or new.

I did consider going with a Plan B mount for a Dead Air Nomad but have since decided on a Griffin Plan A if I don’t do KeyMo just due to the ego of Q’s owner.

[C Ward]

There is a really simple answer here , you are give or take 100 miles south of a suppressor manufacturer with industry leading products , service , and reputation where you can go and tour the facility and see how everything works .

Real simple answer for most things centerfire rifle and rimfires , call Thunderbeast and be done with it .

[Little Dutch]

Thunder beast were real pricks to me when they fucked up my order too. They also lied to me, repeatedly, over the phone about shipping dates and manufacturing dates. For whatever that's worth.
I like both of the tbac suppressors that I bought, but I don't think they are worth dealing with again. I also have cheaper suppressors that are just as quiet.

[Zak Smith]

Hello,

Sorry you had an experience that was not satisfactory. Our goal is to be honest and straightforward with every customer.

Without any identifying information, I can't look into it, but I would be happy to if you want to contact me privately.

ETA's do sometimes change due to a variety of factors. At the bottom of every invoice that has cans on it, there is this note,


These dates are computed in real time based on our current production status vs. the outstanding orders on the build sheet. They are an estimate only. Orders placed in the last 24 business hours may change the availability estimate. You may "re-load" this invoice page at any time for the latest estimate and status of your order. These dates may shift, for the better or worse, over time, but on average our scheduling system is slightly conservative. These dates are not a guarantee.

[Delfuego]

Another recommendation for Thunder Beast.
Good people, local company and the best suppressors.
The simple fact that Zak is reaching out to try fix this speaks volumes about how they try to do business.

[ChickNorris]

Wait. . . There's a tour?!

[Zak Smith]

Yes, we do tours. Please let us know about a day ahead of time. During SHOT Show week not the best.

[spqrzilla]

Wait. . . There's a tour?!

Uh oh

[ChickNorris]

Uh oh

I know, riiiight? I'm too curious for my own good & love the details. Can't wait to schedule something in February if they have the time. :-)

[kidicarus13]

COAR tour?

[Gman]

Field Trip!

[Not_A_Llama]

Tour? How about next week. You don?t have anything important planned do you? Pull Sutherland off the shotglass line. I?ll bring whiskey.

[Zak Smith]

Maybe try for early Feb. Next week is SHOT and most of us will be out of town and the week after will be catch-up. Week of the 3rd maybe?

[ChickNorris]

Maybe try for early Feb. Next week is SHOT and most of us will be out of town and the week after will be catch-up. Week of the 3rd maybe?

Will do. Thanks

[Not_A_Llama]

Week of the third works for me!

Guessing our friends in New Hampshire wouldn’t be so cool.

[Zak Smith]

Let's try this when the panicdemic is over.