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I'm planning to purchase a Mitchell Defense 10.3 inch dock for home defense.
Considering the potential indoor use case, I want to run a dedicated suppressor.
What recommendations do you have for the quietest can with low back pressure, no price limitations?
You know what I've been hearing a lot of buzz around lately, and I'm very interested to try one, is Stealth Additive Works has the Tisha, I think is how you pronounce that, T-I-S-H-A.
It appears to be a grip that goes onto a revolver.
And then they have fashioned a brace that attaches to the grip.
And it has a thumb screw so you can easily attach and remove the brace from the grip.
So you can use the revolver like normal or...
It is very small.
you can throw the brace on that bad boy and it's got like a little ammo carrier on the brace um yeah it's pretty sweet and the one in the picture has a red dot and a suppressor on it which makes it even cooler yeah
It is somewhat expensive, and people seem to be going nuts about it.
stealth additive works it's the tisha i think that's how you say that and what what makes it different um it is short and fat and i think it is like a blow through type thing um let's see it's 4.1 inches long
Uh, and yeah, it kind of looks like the AK suppressors where it's got like the fatter base and then it gets narrower.
Um, it is what it's hub compatible.
That's kind of an interesting, um, it is 3d printed of course, cause it's a stealth additive works.
It's made out of titanium.
I don't know.
It's an interesting can.
I've heard a lot of very, very positive stuff, like people saying it's shockingly quiet.