SSS.6.148 - Combat Application Technologies CAT/MOB/A1 and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

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SSS.6.148 - Combat Application Technologies CAT/MOB/A1 and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

The CAT/MOB/A1 (CAT MOB) is a lightweight and highly advanced 36 caliber submachine gun silencer that exhibits extreme sound signature suppression performance. For its size and weight envelope, the MOB’s performance is even more significant. Notably, the CAT DiVerge technology in the MOB silencer appears to regulate the varied low pressure conditions throughout each stage of the silencer, reducing backpressure while simultaneously achieving maximum signature suppression. The CAT MOB exhibits the most advanced submachine gun suppression performance evaluated by the PEW Science laboratory, to date.

In this review, the CAT MOB performance metrics depend upon suppressing a subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge on a roller-delayed blowback submachine gun. How would the CAT MOB perform on your 9mm pistol caliber carbine (PCC)?

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SSS.6.145 - Inert Haze Ti-P and the HK P30L (Free Version)

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SSS.6.145 - Inert Haze Ti-P and the HK P30L (Free Version)

The Inert Haze Ti-P is a lightweight midsized 9mm pistol silencer that possesses balanced high performance for both the shooter and bystanders on semiautomatic handguns. At 6 ounces and 6.3 inches long, the Ti-P is lighter and smaller than many other 9mm pistol silencers on the current market, while also exhibiting superior sound signature suppression to the shooter. The holistic design and performance of the Inert Haze Ti-P is notable.

In this review, the Inert Haze Ti-P performance metrics depend upon suppressing a full-size handgun firing a full-power subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge. How would the Inert Haze Ti-P pistol silencer perform on your self-defense handgun?

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SSS.6.131 - PTR VENT 2 and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

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SSS.6.131 - PTR VENT 2 and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

The PTR VENT 2 is a full size 9mm silencer that exhibits significantly high sound signature suppression performance and low backpressure. Although it is intended for use on submachineguns, at 8.5 ounces and 7.6 inches long with no mount, it is close in size to many full size 9mm pistol silencers. The performance of the Purposely Induced Porosity (PIP) technology in the silencer, along with other portions of its design, is notable and represents further 3D-printed advancement in the suppressed small arms state of practice.

In this review, the PTR VENT 2 performance metrics depend upon suppressing a subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge on a roller-delayed blowback submachinegun. How would the PTR VENT 2 perform on your 9mm pistol caliber carbine (PCC)?

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SSS.6.118 - AAC Ti-RANT 9M-HD, 9M, 9 and the HK P30L (Free Version)

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SSS.6.118 - AAC Ti-RANT 9M-HD, 9M, 9 and the HK P30L (Free Version)

The AAC Ti-RANT 9M-HD is preceded in development, design, and distribution by two legacy models; the AAC Ti-RANT 9M (2017) and the original AAC Ti-RANT 9 (circa 2009). At the time of distribution, the original Ti-RANT 9 was colloquially referred to as the “quietest 9mm centerfire pistol silencer” available. The publication of this case study in the Silencer Sound Standard research pedigree, by PEW Science, is intended to recognize the historical significance of the Ti-RANT 9 family of silencers and to provide a state-of-the-art performance evaluation of the models on a modern host firearm.

In this review, all AAC Ti-RANT 9 variant performance metrics depend upon suppressing a full-size handgun firing a full-power subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge. How would any AAC Ti-RANT 9 silencer perform on your self-defense handgun?

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SSS.6.102 - Otter Creek Labs Lithium and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

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SSS.6.102 - Otter Creek Labs Lithium and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

The Otter Creek Labs Lithium is a compact and lightweight 9mm silencer that exhibits high sound signature suppression performance for its size. At 6.9 ounces and 6.1 inches long in the direct thread configuration, the Lithium is lighter and smaller than many other 9mm submachinegun silencers on the current market, while also able to suppress centerfire rifle cartridges on full length barrels. The application versatility of the Lithium is notable.

In this review, the Otter Creek Labs Lithium performance metrics depend upon suppressing a subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge on a roller-delayed blowback submachinegun. How would the Otter Creek Labs Lithium perform on your 9mm pistol caliber carbine (PCC)?

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SSS.6.97 - HUXWRX CA$H 9K and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

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SSS.6.97 - HUXWRX CA$H 9K and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

The HUXWRX CA$H 9K is a compact 9mm pistol silencer that exhibits extremely low backpressure. At 7.5 ounces and 5.2 inches long in the direct thread configuration, the CASH 9K is lighter and smaller than many other 9mm submachinegun silencers on the current market, while also exhibiting superior sound signature suppression to the shooter, using the HK MP5. The holistic design and performance of the CA$H 9K is notable, especially for its size.

In this review, the HUXWRX CA$H 9K performance metrics depend upon suppressing a subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge on a roller-delayed blowback submachinegun. How would the HUXWRX CASH 9K perform on your 9mm pistol caliber carbine (PCC)?

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SSS.6.96 - HUXWRX CA$H 9K and the HK P30L (Free Version)

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SSS.6.96 - HUXWRX CA$H 9K and the HK P30L (Free Version)

The HUXWRX CA$H 9K is a compact 9mm pistol silencer that exhibits extremely low backpressure. At 8.0 ounces and 5.9 inches long, the CASH 9K is lighter and smaller than many other 9mm pistol silencers on the current market, while also exhibiting superior sound signature suppression to the shooter, using a full-size semiautomatic handgun. The holistic design and performance of the CA$H 9K is notable, especially for its size.

In this review, the HUXWRX CA$H 9K performance metrics depend upon suppressing a full-size handgun firing a full-power subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge. How would the CASH 9K perform on your self-defense handgun?

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SSS.6.91 - Resilient Suppressors RS9 and the Heckler and Koch SP5K-PDW 9x19mm PDW Subgun (Free Version)

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SSS.6.91 - Resilient Suppressors RS9 and the Heckler and Koch SP5K-PDW 9x19mm PDW Subgun (Free Version)

The Resilient Suppressors RS9 is a compact and lightweight submachinegun silencer that exhibits extremely high suppression performance at the shooter’s ear, for its size. The silencer possesses a unique performance trait of increased overall performance with higher muzzle pressure; a characteristic allowing higher performance on shorter-barreled host weapons. This performance trait is atypical of many silencers.

In this review, the Resilient Suppressors RS9 performance metrics depend upon suppressing a subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge on a roller-delayed blowback submachinegun personal defense weapon (PDW). How would the Resilient Suppressors RS9 perform on your compact PDW 9mm pistol caliber carbine (PCC)?

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SSS.6.90 - Resilient Suppressors RS9 and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

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SSS.6.90 - Resilient Suppressors RS9 and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

The Resilient Suppressors RS9 is a compact and lightweight submachinegun silencer that exhibits extremely high suppression performance at the shooter’s ear, for its size. The silencer possesses a unique performance trait of increased overall performance with higher muzzle pressure; a characteristic allowing higher performance on shorter-barreled host weapons. This performance trait is atypical of many silencers.

In this review, the Resilient Suppressors RS9 performance metrics depend upon suppressing a subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge on a roller-delayed blowback submachinegun. How would the Resilient Suppressors RS9 perform on your 9mm pistol caliber carbine (PCC)?

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SSS.6.87 - Resilient Suppressors RSP and the HK P30L (Free Version)

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SSS.6.87 - Resilient Suppressors RSP and the HK P30L (Free Version)

The Resilient Suppressors RSP is an ultra-lightweight and advanced 9mm pistol silencer that is also relatively compact. At 7.9 ounces and 6.8 inches long, the RSP is lighter and smaller than many other 9mm pistol silencers on the current market, while also exhibiting superior sound signature suppression to the shooter, using a full-size semiautomatic handgun. The holistic design and performance of the RSP is notable.

In this review, the Resilient Suppressors RSP performance metrics depend upon suppressing a full-size handgun firing a full-power subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge. How would the RSP perform on your self-defense handgun?

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SSS.6.86 - GSL Phoenix and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

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SSS.6.86 - GSL Phoenix and the Heckler and Koch SP5 9x19mm Subgun (Free Version)

The GSL Phoenix is a full-size submachinegun silencer that exhibits extremely high suppression performance and is relatively lightweight for its size. The plethora of mounting options, user-serviceability, and performance pedigree spanning decades, are notable. Note that the Phoenix is an updated version of the legacy MK-9K submachinegun silencer.

In this review, the GSL Phoenix performance metrics depend upon suppressing a subsonic centerfire pistol cartridge on a roller-delayed blowback submachinegun. How would the GSL Phoenix perform on your 9mm pistol caliber carbine (PCC)?

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SSS.6.85- Research Supplement: Unsuppressed Subguns; the HK SP5 and SP5K-PDW as Silencer Test Hosts (Public Article)

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SSS.6.85- Research Supplement: Unsuppressed Subguns; the HK SP5 and SP5K-PDW as Silencer Test Hosts (Public Article)

Bolt-action weapons allow for the elimination of variables to study pure sound signature suppression phenomena. PEW Science is continuing bolt-action and automatic rifle weapon testing, analysis, and research. The purpose of this Public Research Supplement is to present a first-look at muzzle blast phenomenology for a new addition to the published host weapon systems in the Standard; the so-called “pistol caliber carbine,” (PCC), or submachinegun, chambered in 9x19mm NATO.

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