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    rouchna

    rouchna

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    Nov 25, 2009
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    My 92A1 is my go to 9mm suppressor host. Thousands of rounds through it. No piston needed. I confirmed with Beretta and AAC.
     

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    Busa

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    On a 92, you can run most cans either way. In Beretta factory testing it was found that using a piston would increase reliability across a wider range of ammunition.
     
    Mag Dump

    Mag Dump

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    May 31, 2017
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    Tenn870 said:
    I have read some conflicting info on this topic and am interested in some input from here. I have a Beretta 92x and a Silencerco threaded barrel on the way. I will be putting a Dead Air Ghost M on it. Do I need to use a piston or can I just direct thread?
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    I run a Titanium Abraxis on my 92 with no LID, direct thread right to the barrel, the rig runs and sounds great. So my opinion is direct thread = good to go!
     
    SCARCQB

    SCARCQB

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    Jun 25, 2008
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    Mag Dump said:
    I run a Titanium Abraxis on my 92 with no LID, direct thread right to the barrel, the rig runs and sounds great. So my opinion is direct thread = good to go!
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    I have the same can on a 92. I agree. No booster needed. It’s directly threaded to the barrel.

    I also have the awc warp6 can which preceded the abraxas. Same thing , it’s direct thread. From what I have read, the beretta 92 warp6/ abraxas combo is what the USAF issued to aircrews as survival pistols.
     
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