AAC TiTan vs SilencerCO Osprey

[DeusExMachina]

My ECO comes loose on my Glock, it has an oring at the end of the threads on the inside of the piston but I think that's just for sealing the end of the barrel against the threads.

[islandermyk]

... it would be neat if AAC could come up with a 51T system for pistols

[Neutron]

YHM has a SMG can that uses a QD mount it think.

[islandermyk]

YHM has a SMG can that uses a QD mount it think.

Your right about that... but no QD systems for pistols...

[Cylinder Head]

Every time i mention this I get flamed, but I know from a reputable source (the firm contracted to try and correct this manufacturing issue) that there is a serious flaw in the Ospreys that results in baffle strikes. Silencerco is better than most about fixing it, but it's still hassle.

The AAC Titan is a .338LM can, by the way. You wouldn't want to shoot .45 through it. I think you're talking about the TiRANT. I really want a TiRANT 9S, I would get the TiRANT 45S if it were me. It's stupid short, light AND it's user serviceable. Really a no brainer. If you want the maximum performance, get the full length, but personally suppressed .22LR has spoiled me so weight/length/performance/price is what I look at in a can.

I have an AAC ECO9 which I have been very happy with, especially the price tag, and it is currently at Stalking Rhino getting jailbroken. So I have a 1st generation EVO9 that is user serviceable for the same price as a current generation EVO9.

Man an Osprey was going to be my first NFA item! That's a shame to hear.

[DeusExMachina]

Man an Osprey was going to be my first NFA item! That's a shame to hear.

Just search "Osprey baffle strike" on Google.

I'm still planning on getting a Sparrow, but yeah. The Osprey is a cool can.

[Cylinder Head]

Just search "Osprey baffle strike" on Google.

I'm still planning on getting a Sparrow, but yeah. The Osprey is a cool can.

I did and you are correct. However it seems that SilencerCo has been good about fixing the issues.

[DeusExMachina]

I mentioned that too. However, I don't really want to wait 6+ months for a can and have to send it right back. Plus the tirants are disassembleable now.