For most of its history, the Thunder Beast Arms Corporation has primarily made suppressors for the precision rifle sector, but it seems lately that they’re branching out a bit. TFB recently shared the news of TBAC’s 9mm can, the Fly 9. This titanium-constructed silencer features a modular design that allows either a seven-inch long configuration or a short 4.4-inch conversion. Now they’ve announced a second Fly model, the Fly 45. This new can will also feature the same titanium construction and modularity as the Fly 9, with both eight-inch and 5.5-inch configuration options. Check out TBAC’s official product announcement below.
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TBAC’s Fly 45, like the Fly 9, features titanium construction and a modular design.
THE FLY 45
Posted By: Zak Smith on December 19, 2022
ANNOUNCING THE FLY 45
Following in the same line as the FLY 9, the FLY 45 has industry leading .45 ACP suppression performance while being 25 to 50-percent lighter than its competitors. It’s also super tough and is rated for .45-70, .308 WIN, and .223/556 (see full specs for barrel length limits).
The FLY 45 is a modular suppressor with a full length (including booster) of 8.85 inches and a short configuration (with booster) of 6.6 inches. With booster included, it weighs just 8.15 in the short (with booster), and 10.47 ounces in the long (with booster). With the just the bare HUB rear end, it weighs only 5 ounces in the short configuration.
For full specs, please refer to the FLY 45 SPECIFICATIONS.
We are taking orders for FLY 45’s starting today.
The Fly 45 has a removable booster and booster basket, allowing you to fit industry-standard “HUB” mounting system adapters.In addition to .45 ACP, the Fly 45 is rated for use with .45-70, 9mm, .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, .223/5.56, .300 Blackout, and 8.6 Blackout. Its max weight in the long configuration with the booster is 10.47 ounces, comes in black, FDE, or OD Green, and carries a $1290 MSRP. What do you think about this newest TBAC offering, readers? Does it measure up to other .45 cans, or do you think it will fall short, and why? Will you be giving the Fly 45 a try? Do you have other TBAC suppressors, and how have you liked them? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! see you at the range.
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