Rugged Obsidian 9- review (2024) *My favorite Suppressor!*
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- In this video, I dive deep into the Rugged Obsidian 9, sharing my thoughts on why it's my favorite suppressor for 2024. From its tactical design to its performance on the range, I cover it all. Whether you're a seasoned shooter or just getting into guns, this review has something for everyone. Stay tuned for a cool DIY mod I tried with it! If you're into trending gear and EDC essentials, this is the video for you. So grab your Glock or favorite rifle, sit back, and enjoy the review roundup of this fancy piece of equipment. Let's dive in!
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I shoot 300blk through my Obsidian more than 9mm here lately…I bet it’s quieter than the Razor on 300 subsonics.
Oh nice!! I wondered how the obsidian would preform on subs. Too bad I can’t use it on the 300 since my barrel is 5”.
Were you shooting subs/ 147gr and up?
I thought I recognized that red gravel.. Good spot to go when the range down the road is full.
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can’t wait to try mine out just got approved and picked up earlier this week
Hell yeah!! You’ll definitely love it, it’s my favorite can!
so can this can be used on arp 300blackout
@ivandeegr8 8” with subs only
@@kilo1official what about for 9 mm do you need to use certain ammo
Just cheap 9 and some subs if I want to giggle
I just got approved for my rugged obsidian 9 can. And I'm getting a Walther pdp pro 9mm. Dies this can thread directly on, or do I need the piston assembly???
Sweet!! That’s awesome! Nope, you don’t need anything extra! It comes with a booster and is direct thread. You would need change out the booster to a shim if using on a fixed barrel like a pcc.
@kilo1official Thanks for the quick response my man! Much appreciated 👏 I actually got approved for 4! RO9mm YhmR2 YhmR45 and hybrid46
Hell yeah!! Batch approval for the win! Enjoy! I’m waiting on a ocl polonium, certified on 7/23.
What’s causing the pistol to not function properly? Is it a POS or was it the ammo? Or because of the can?
Hey so there are a couple factors. The recoil spring is way to stout so we can go down a couple lbs and it might fix it. The fitment on the aftermarket threaded barrel might not be in spec and it causes excessive wear which increases drag. The suppressor might be a little too long so between the piston and the weight, might bit be an equal balance and it can’t handle the mass. With the obsidian 9, you can convert it to the “k” style and that should fix it as well
Generally speaking when you add a suppressor to a pistol you can expect you will need to go with a weaker recoil spring to get it to cycle right. (like kilo mentioned)
@rayman4449 not necessarily, the Glock 45 was shot suppressed without any modification to the recoil system
kilo1official@@kilo1officialThat is good to know that at least some seem to work ok and is why I noted generally speaking. I don't know how one would evaluate the percentage of ones that have issues vs ones that don't. But what I see is a common theme in discussion forums etc that when folks add a suppressor, if they start to see cycling issues, probably the first place to start is a weaker spring. The fact that this seems to be a fairly common feeling makes me wonder if even those that do seem to work ok, are operating closer more on the edge of having problems. In researching glocks and suppressors I found your video and one from Mrgunsngear where he commented that glocks are generally not good suppressor hosts (but then says they probably just need weaker recoil spring.). My gut feeling is if a person does have problems with a glock they probably can just go with something like a 15lb spring vs the stock 17lb and it would probably clear their issues. Take care and be safe!
Absolutely! Usually going down 2lbs generally works. I’ve noticed issues in sub compact pistols than full size. It’s honestly probably has to do with the mass at the end of the barrel vs spring weight and most of the times in subcompact, you can go down low enough in lbs for it to even cycle properly. All the Glocks I’ve shot, ran suppressed perfectly fine. Also depends on the piston and booster and how well they are made and the spring tension on the booster itself.
How do you get faster approval? I’m pass the average wait time. I email ATF and FBI NICs
Email atf won’t help as much. When you’re emailing nics, make sure you have your control number, your personal information and what type suppressor it is along with a serial number. Also you can reach out to your congressman, that usually helps out a lot!
If you’d like, I have a template I use when emailing, I can post
@@kilo1official please bro
To whom it may concern,
I am inquiring about the status of an eForm 4 that was submitted on **/**/**. If there is anything I can do to help make the background check smoother, please let me know. I appreciate the hard work and dedication you guys have. I know the job isn’t easy and you guys are probably swamped, but know we appreciate you guys.
Below are the details of my submission to help you locate it. If you require any further information, please let me know. I will be happy to assist you to complete your verification process.
Control number:
Submission Date:**/**/**
Form ID: ATF Form 4 (5320.4) - Application for Tax Paid Transfer and Registration of Firearm
NFA device serial number:
Responsible persons:
Name:
Address:
DOB:
SSN last 4 digits:
Telephone:
Best Regards,
Make sure you’re sending the email to nicsliason@fbi.gov. Also, I know the beginning sentence is mad cheesy but you want to be as nice and stroke their ego as much as possible. It seems to help!