Liberty Suppressor & Silencer Shop Shoot

September 17, 2013

Hopefully, loyal TTAG readers can sympathize with me when I say that wedding season has ruined my shooting year. Seven weddings has meant that I’ve been to the range only a handful of times in 2013, and at one point, had every weekend for four months spoken for. So when RF and Nick shot me an email on Friday asking if I could cover an event on Saturday in nearby Lockhart, TX, I typed out, “Sorry. Wedding season in effect. Can’t do anything.” Then I checked my calendar and realized that I was wrong – I actually had a weekend free to go shoot guns! Make the jump for gun porn and words . . .

And what a way to return to the range. Here’s the list of what was available courtesy of Liberty Suppressors and SilencerShop.

M16 in 5.56 (Full-auto with a 11.5” barrel)
AR-15 in 5.56 (16”)
FNP Tactical in .45acp
Glock 17 in 9mm
Sig P226 DA in 9mm
Leonidas (AR15 in .300BLK with integral suppressor)
Mjolnar (Rem 700 in .300 whisper with integral suppressor)
S&W M&P15/22 in .22LR
Ruger MKII in .22LR
Glock 27 in .40S&W
Custom bolt action .308
Uzi subgun in 9mm

Even with supersonic loads, this gun was very quiet.

Liberty owner, David, showing us how to control full auto fire.

I was very impressed with both Liberty and SilencerShop. The staff was friendly and incredibly safe during a very busy range day. This was my first opportunity to put hands on suppressors fitted to guns identical to what I own. I haven’t yet made the jump into suppressor ownership, but after this weekend I think a rimfire can for my 10/22 and my wife’s Mark III are in order.

There’s more than one reason to come to Lockhart, TX

15 COMMENTS

BDub September 17, 2013 At 18:09

Awesome. Thanks for sharing. Mmmmm, Kreuz’s!
Julian September 17, 2013 At 18:12

Whoops, forgot the more link. Also, *what* is that guy wearing in the 3rd from the last photo? Is that PJs?
- Tyler Kee September 18, 2013 At 10:55
  
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Drew September 17, 2013 At 18:24

i was just looking at their mystic suppressor this last weekend. did you have a chance to try that suppressor?
- Jeremy S September 17, 2013 At 18:36
  
  Hi Drew,
  
  Looking at some of the pics, I think Tyler did (or maybe he shot the titanium version of it, the Infinity). I just wanted to jump in and mention that I’m going to do a full write-up on the Mystic in the next week or two. Right now, there are 11 videos on my YT channel with the Mystic on various guns, from .22 to 9mm to .223/5.56. Definitely cool to be able to use it on lots of calibers!
Jeremy S September 17, 2013 At 18:29

” I haven’t yet made the jump into suppressor ownership, but after this weekend I think a rimfire can for my 10/22 and my wife’s Mark III are in order.”

Don’t forget, Liberty’s awesome Mystic suppressor, which is technically a 9mm can, can be run on a HUGE range of calibers from .223/5.56 to .300 blk to .22 LR and so many more. Since you’re spending $200 on the tax no matter what, plus waiting 6 to 9 months, it’s pretty nice to get a suppressor that can work on so many guns!

Now that I’ve put a few hundred rounds through mine and have run it on, I believe, 8 different guns, I’m going to put together a full review in the next couple weeks…

P.S. — that looked like a fun day!!!
phoenixNFA September 17, 2013 At 18:30

what did you think about the leonidas?
- Tyler Kee September 18, 2013 At 10:56
  
  Unfortunately, I didn’t bring any .300 BLK and neither did anyone else. I was actually disappointed I didn’t get to hear it run.
Ralph September 17, 2013 At 18:51

Tyler, when you said you had seven weddings, I thought you were auditioning for your own version of “Sister Wives.”

Is my face red.
- Tyler Kee September 18, 2013 At 10:52
  
  Oh Ralph….
Justin September 18, 2013 At 08:16

I never realized those baffles in the can in the top picture spelled out the company name. Interesting.
- Jeremy S September 18, 2013 At 11:45
  
  I might be off base here, but I *think* that was made specifically for promotional purposes. That’s not a production design, AFAIK.
  - Justin@Liberty September 24, 2013 At 09:05
    
    Jeremy, you are correct it is a one time core. In all actuality it is very heavy and would be loud. We mad it as a joke and kept it around to pull out on demo’s.
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SLICKDOC1 September 4, 2014 At 11:45

Is there one for any of the HiPoint autos and carbines?