TAC65
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Niceguy
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TAC65
Tactical Innovations TAC65 .22LR suppressor, anyone have one? What's your opinion? Looks pretty sweet for the money. Thinking I need another rimfire suppressor. I miss having one.
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Re: TAC65
I got an aac prodigy love it. But I think they only sell them with a 30 cal can now.
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Re: TAC65
Crazy how all over the place in cost the Sparrows are...haha They are definitely a possibility too, depending on any deals popping up on them.
I like the looks and weight of the Prodigy. Sucks they would only offer it as a package deal.
I loved my Gemtech Alpine, but don't really want to spend $400-500+stamp on a rimfire can. I also don't want a massive POS like the $100+stamp HTA can either. The TAC65 is a little over $200+stamp and looks pretty nicely designed for the price point.
I like the looks and weight of the Prodigy. Sucks they would only offer it as a package deal.
I loved my Gemtech Alpine, but don't really want to spend $400-500+stamp on a rimfire can. I also don't want a massive POS like the $100+stamp HTA can either. The TAC65 is a little over $200+stamp and looks pretty nicely designed for the price point.
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Re: TAC65
I took my YHM Mite out with Wyldman several years ago and we both used the same ammo and gun set up during a range day. His Sparrow was night and day quieter than my Mite. At the time the Sparrow was only about $60 more, but I had never shot them side by side. I wish I had bought the Sparrow for my first can. Recently picked up an AAC 7.62 can and haven't shot it much since my Thompson Center 308 bolt gun won't align.
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Re: TAC65
Prices are really odd on the Sparrow. They vary A LOT! To me my Alpine was 100% perfect. Quiet, lite, no 1st round pop, easy to clean. Looks like they have come down also. Looks like I may just be hitting a few local shops and looking at what someone has in stock and weigh out my options for online transfer. I know 1 of my suppressors set me back longer than an in stock can by having to transferring to a dealer then a dealer to me.