New 9mm Can!

Published on December 6, 2020
Duration: 10:26

This guide details the process of building and installing a 9mm suppressor using a Quiet Bore Form 1 kit. It covers assembly, attachment to handguns like the Sig Sauer P320 RX and Beretta M9A3, and considerations for subsonic ammunition and potential sight obstructions. The content emphasizes practical application through target practice with reactive targets.

Quick Summary

The Quiet Bore 9mm Suppressor is a Form 1 kit enabling users to build their own suppressor legally. It requires ATF approval and a $200 tax stamp. The kit includes components like pre-clipped baffles and a drilling jig, and works best with 147-grain subsonic 9mm ammunition for maximum noise reduction.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Silly String Fun
  2. 00:29Suppressed Sig P320 RX Demo
  3. 00:50Quiet Bore Suppressor & Subsonic Ammo Intro
  4. 01:44Texas Star Target Practice
  5. 04:40Suppressed Beretta M9A3 Discussion
  6. 06:55Reactive Target Shooting
  7. 08:53Quiet Bore Form 1 Kit Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Quiet Bore 9mm Suppressor Form 1 Kit?

A Quiet Bore 9mm Suppressor Form 1 kit allows individuals to legally build their own suppressor after receiving approval from the ATF. It includes components like pre-clipped baffles and a drilling jig, requiring a $200 tax stamp and Form 1 application.

How does subsonic ammunition affect suppressed shooting?

Subsonic 9mm ammunition, typically 147-grain, travels below the speed of sound. This eliminates the sonic crack, significantly reducing the overall noise signature and enhancing the effectiveness of a suppressor for quieter shooting.

What are the challenges of mounting a suppressor on a Beretta M9A3?

When mounting a suppressor on a Beretta M9A3, the suppressor's diameter can obstruct the front sight. This may require alternative aiming techniques like point shooting or maintaining a two-eyed open sight picture.

What components are essential for a DIY 9mm suppressor kit?

Essential components for a DIY 9mm suppressor kit, like the Quiet Bore, include baffles (often pre-clipped), a tube, end caps, and a booster (Nielsen device) for reliable cycling with semi-automatic handguns.

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