C.A.T. Combat Application Technologies has recently spoken about their upcomping new 9mm suppressor named Street Crack.
C.A.T./ Mr. Gingernuts state “We’ll be honest with you guys, 9mm pistol suppressors don’t get serious day in, day out work in the SMU world, they are used for one purpose – a quiet little double tap to the back of the old melon in a marketplace or while you’re sleeping.
The bills get paid with rifle and machine gun suppressor systems. However, pistol suppressors do one thing very well for civilian users.
They are fun. Very fun. Short of installing an ejector seat in your Aston, there’s nothing else that makes you feel more like 007 than screwing a silencer to the end of your handgun.
Sitting at your dining room table after the kids have gone to bed, letting the suds of the White Claw you poured into a martini glass tickle your mustache, staring at your suppressed Glock 19 while your wife pointedly ignores you.
You’re a tuxedo (and a Walther) away from being James Bond. You know it and we know it. Espionage, intrigue and women with inuendo for names is what you were born for.
So, how do we go about making one of these insanely fun spy gadgets while keeping the same standards we’ve been known for here at CAT? Simple, we gather up all our eggheads and apply all of our design philosophies to a pistol suppressor.
We ignore your preconceptions of a dapper and debonairly bedecked British secret agent, and we make the Street Crack.
A truly addicting 9mm pistol suppressor.
Street Crack was developed to meet the market demands with a full suite of features. We start with DiVerge, the SkyNET tech found in MOB.
We then tune this for application with 9mm semi-automatic pistols. Street Crack is a modular 9mm pistol suppressor, with a removable front section that lets the end user find the appropriate size for their ammunition use case.
We designed it to work with both 10 and 12 tooth pistons.
We fine-tuned SC further with a dedicated custom made piston spring and used our established additive manufacturing techniques on both the main suppressor and the extension.
Street Crack is one of the projects we did because it’s cool.
It’s addictive, habit forming even.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it…. Just try to not steal any catalytic converters in the process.”
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