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    Default M&P Shield surpressor

    Looking to get surpressor for my shield 9. Suggestions? Where to go?

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    Default Re: M&P Shield surpressor

    Quote Originally Posted by Impulse1215 View Post
    Looking to get surpressor for my shield 9. Suggestions? Where to go?
    You'll want to go with something light so it'll cycle with it. One example that comes to mind is Silencerco's Omega 9K. Best place to buy a can in your area would be King Shooters Supply.
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    Default Re: M&P Shield surpressor

    Is your barrel threaded?
    I'm not a S&W guy, but I didnt think the Shield line came with threaded options. The full size M&Ps do, along with after market options.
    You would have to get it threaded and extended to be able to run a can. The full size M&P barrels are different, so swapping one out won't work either.

    Personally, I would just buy another gun to run a can on. If you already own cans and pistols to use them on, which you may and didnt mention it, and this was just a "f'it, going to see if this works" thing then live it up.
    Look into Tornado Technology for the thread and extend work. Be prepared to wait though.

    As YF posted above, you will need a light weight can to allow it to cycle. But guys get G26s to run, and the barrels are similar length.

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    Default Re: M&P Shield surpressor

    I have seen some threaded aftermarket barrel kits on the Internet for the shield. This is going to be my first silencer, this is a new game to me.

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    Default Re: M&P Shield surpressor

    Quote Originally Posted by Impulse1215 View Post
    I have seen some threaded aftermarket barrel kits on the Internet for the shield. This is going to be my first silencer, this is a new game to me.

    https://www.tornado-technologies.com/services.html

    They have it for 180 I think.

    http://www.silencershop.com/s-w-m-p-...ed-barrel.html

    price is high in my opinion with them.

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    Default Re: M&P Shield surpressor

    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Black 47 View Post
    https://www.tornado-technologies.com/services.html

    They have it for 180 I think.

    http://www.silencershop.com/s-w-m-p-...ed-barrel.html

    price is high in my opinion with them.
    I'd go with the silencershop one that way you still retain your factory barrel, you will have your threaded barrel and also a factory barrel.
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