Planning on buying my first can this week! It’ll be going on a CZ Scorpion Evo, so it’ll be a dedicated 9mm SBR carbine suppressor. Which of these would you guys recommend? I know Surefire and Silencerco are top notch quality, but I haven’t heard much about Griffin before.
I voted Griffin. I have both the Octane 9 & 45. They share pistons and some (maybe all?) mounts with the Griffins. The Griffin 3-lug doesn’t make the can near as long as the SiCo version. The Griffin baffles have a coating on them to assist with cleaning, as well as RTZ technology for a more repeatable performance. I also like the Griffin FBS better than the SiCo version. The K-config is just a bonus feature to me.
Griffin’s Rev9 is IMO the best pistol can on the market, not saying the Octane or Osprey are bad at all. I have one of the first ones and it’s been awesome, and as BigWaylon has mentioned it has quite a few advantages over anything else out there.
Octane 9 HD. You can buy a direct thread adapter from SilencerCo for the CZ Scorpion’s goofy 18x1 thread. For your intended use this makes the most sense.
Probably my only ‘dafuq’ moment when I unboxed mine. The ambi-selector is a bit in the way and a few other minor complaints but that is probably the biggest complaint I have out of the box anyway.