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For my first can.

Really surprised as my prints are really worn &even the scanner ask for for several repeats on a few digits. Wondering if now they just want the payment, & the rest is just trivial.

Man, that's incredible!!!

The one I bought last week took 2 working days.

I'm on the fence with this. Picked it up today & have about 200 total rounds through it from 3 guns, 2 pistols & a rifle. OK, but nothing to get worked up about on my end. The first round pop that they talk about is present with this one, & thinking that's the #1 round I'd want the quietest.

My fire not lit so far, & don't see me going out & dropping a lot of dough on more. That might change,,, I dunno.

Which can did you purchase?

Sparrow 2

I've had good luck with a DeadAir Nomad 30 stainless and a titanium. The titanium I direct thread on my bolt guns (.260 rem, .300 BO, 6.5CM) The stainless I use on AR's with the Xeno mount. I just picked up a DeadAir Mask for rimfire, but only took a few test shots in the backyard with it. I believe when looking at Pew Pew reports, the Deadair cans have less first round pop.

The FRP is noticable on a pistol with the Sparrow but I can't tell the difference on my rifles.

The Sparrow .22 I purchased in 2018 took 15 months. Oh the good 'ole days... NOT!
I am tempted to purchase a new suppressor just because the wait times are so short!

Are you shooting subsonic ammo? Can you shoot it wet for first round?

1080 rifle vel. same ammo not likely near that in a handgun.

Guess your referring to the foam or such some use? I'm pretty ignorant about all the ins & outs of suppressor use.

Here’s a good description from the Silencerco website:

https://silencerco.com/blog/how-and-when-to-shoot-a-suppressor-wet

I’ve tried it for fun with my Spectre2. Not much of a first round pop with it, but it is noticeably less with a tiny bit of water.

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I just got notification that my Application for my Sparrow was approved. 46 hours