No break on MSRP for Suppressors?

[ThunderSquirrel]

Pending AWB Scare? Election spill over? Or have they always been right at MSRP?

I'm looking to pick up a Ti-Rant 9 and every one I've found is dead even with MSRP.

[nynco]

Given all the hoops you have to jump through to get one, I would think that the sellers are not too inclined to discount. They know that if you are willing to jump through those hoops, then you are not really a bargain shopper trying to shave every last dime off the cost.

[dwalker460]

Given that most, if not all suppressor manufacturers are 6-8 months behind in production, I doubt in a serious way there will be any sort of discount in the near future.

[Sharpienads]

I've been pricing AAC 7.62 suppressors for the last year or so and even dealer prices (I know a guy who knows a guy) were only about $100 - $150 below MSRP.

[sneakerd]

Low production + very limited customer base = no sales, no discounts.

[Hoser]

I have never seen them on "sale." Just kind of one of those things.

[Byte Stryke]

Being a constant customer at an outlet that carries them might get you a small discount with the right rapport.

[sniper7]

some places will give you one if you get a tattoo of their logo.

[asmo]

TBAC will offer you a 10% discount on your next purchase when you buy one of their cans. I've had some trouble cashing in on that with Jensens but it all got worked out.

[Fried Chicken Blowout]

You just gotta go to the right places and follow the right threads for a little deal. There are group buys on formed like snipers hide and Mile High Shooting Supply typically gives a "locals" cash only discount for their own suppressors made by Suppressed Armament Systems. Go in in person and check them out. They normally have stock on hand you can finger.

[Zak Smith]

Our "Additional 10% off" sale is through Dec 7th..