unless your using a fixed barrel, you HAVE to use a Nielson device. this is the exact reason your gun is not cycling

 

You will need a Nielson device. But looking at the Banish website it states you don't need one. Are you using your reloads or factory ammo? Have you talked to the folks at Banish?

 

I am using Federal 115 Grain and Federal 147 grain.

 

If you suppressor weighs more than 3 ounces it will not cycle without a booster. Does not matter what ammo you use.

 

Can anyone recommend a Booster/ Neilson device that is a direct thread compatible with the direct thread Silencer.

 

you shouldn't need a booster with suppressors this light. I have no issues on my glock 45/19/26/43x with my aurora ii or jk105ccx. i am using american eagle 147gr fmj and federal 147gr hst with no issues. All guns are stock.

which federal 147gr?

 

Federal HST HJP 147 Grain

 

The Factory barrel is 4oz. I swapped it for a Ballistic Advantage 3.2 oz. The Gun was Stock before trying a different Barrel and a lighter recoil Spring.

 

Hi All,
I have a Gen 5 Glock 19. I have bought a Banish 9K Surpressor. It was supposed to be plug and play. The gun Is stock. Originally I changed out the regular barrel for a Glock Factory Threaded barrel.
I am using Federal 115 FMJ and 147 JHP.

The gun fails to Eject. With The factory guide rod. I have tried a 13lbs recoil spring. When I do this it fails to Feed.

All Advice is welcome.

Thank you.

Out of curiosity I read reviews of that Banish on Silencer Central's website. There are other people with the same problems as you're having. Since it is a sealed unit I don't think there is any way to use a spring, or Nielsen device. Banish claims no device is needed since it is so light but I disagree. That suppressor would certainly work on a fixed barrel firearm such as 9mm carbines or fixed barrel pistols such as Hi Points.

 

The stock spring weight is 18lbs. I think a 15 lb spring would be the sweet spot. However, I'm pretty sure if you use a piston/Neilson device it will get you cycling.

 

Hi All,
I have a Gen 5 Glock 19. I have bought a Banish 9K Surpressor. It was supposed to be plug and play. The gun Is stock. Originally I changed out the regular barrel for a Glock Factory Threaded barrel.
I am using Federal 115 FMJ and 147 JHP.

The gun fails to Eject. With The factory guide rod. I have tried a 13lbs recoil spring. When I do this it fails to Feed.

All Advice is welcome.

Thank you.

I just had a thought but don't know if it will help. If you are using a red dot or anything else attached to the slide the added weight could effect the action. I'd remove the sight and give it another try.

 

Reach out to the folks at Banish for support.

 

remember the guy on tv that murdered someone in NYC? he had to hand recycle it after every shot. you add weight to the barrel and recoil changes everything.

 

Thanks everyone for the help.
I don’t t have a red dot. I will try the 15lbs instead of the 13lbs spring.

 

I’m have same issue with my new banish 9k with glock 45 Called silencercentral they told me get ndz recoil spring kit try 15lb. I ordered it we’ll see when it comes in. Wanted Silencerco sprectre 9. Couldn’t find it anywhere. At moment wish I waited.

 

I've had the exact same experience with the 9k using multiple different pistols with threaded barrels (Glock 19, Springfield Echelon (full-size), Hellcat Pro). None of them would cycle 115gr, none would cycle anything subsonic, and only once I tried 147 grain was I able to get anything through the Banish 9k without a stovepipe. With the Echelon, I even tried 3 different recoil springs (13, 15 & 17).... none would cycle until using 147gr.

 

If you know someone who has a Rugged Obsidian 9 (comes with the Nielsen) then give it a try on your gun to eliminate something with the ammo or recoil spring. Or if you know someone with a threaded Beretta 92 (or similar) then try your suppressor on that - since the Beretta has a fixed barrel.