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Recently purchased a CZ Scorpion (should be delivered today). I now want a suppressor that I could use on it as well as on my Sig P228 9mm and Sig P229 .40. Initially, started researching the differences between the Octane and the Ti-Rant suppressors since I've read good reviews on both.
I've tried to find it here but could not, but I believe somewhere on this forum I read a post from Theohazard (?) that compared the Octane and Ti-Rant and wrote something to the effect:
- They both are similar in size
- They both can be disassembled
- Supposedly their pistons can be changed without a tool
- Supposedly Octane can be disassembled without tools, Ti-Rant supposedly needs tools
- Octane has stainless steel baffles, Ti-Rant has aluminum baffles
- Supposedly stainless steel baffles are easier to clean and are less likely to "weld" together as compared with aluminum baffles
Based upon the above, it appears the Octane has a slight advantage over the Ti-Rant.
Someone mentioned that the Revolution 45 might be the better than the Octane or T-Rant as it has "Titanium Nitride baffle coating increases wear resistance 5 times over an untreated stainless surface and improves cleaning efficiency". Plus it was pointed out the Revolution can be reduced in size, giving the best of the Octane and Ti-Rant.
What are your thoughts and experiences on the above cans?
I realize a 45 can will be slightly louder than a 9mm can, but I wanted to use the can on the .40. Am I wrong in thinking about it this way?
I appreciate all comments!
Thanks!
I've tried to find it here but could not, but I believe somewhere on this forum I read a post from Theohazard (?) that compared the Octane and Ti-Rant and wrote something to the effect:
- They both are similar in size
- They both can be disassembled
- Supposedly their pistons can be changed without a tool
- Supposedly Octane can be disassembled without tools, Ti-Rant supposedly needs tools
- Octane has stainless steel baffles, Ti-Rant has aluminum baffles
- Supposedly stainless steel baffles are easier to clean and are less likely to "weld" together as compared with aluminum baffles
Based upon the above, it appears the Octane has a slight advantage over the Ti-Rant.
Someone mentioned that the Revolution 45 might be the better than the Octane or T-Rant as it has "Titanium Nitride baffle coating increases wear resistance 5 times over an untreated stainless surface and improves cleaning efficiency". Plus it was pointed out the Revolution can be reduced in size, giving the best of the Octane and Ti-Rant.
What are your thoughts and experiences on the above cans?
I realize a 45 can will be slightly louder than a 9mm can, but I wanted to use the can on the .40. Am I wrong in thinking about it this way?
I appreciate all comments!
Thanks!