u/Plastic_Struggle_104

My goal here is a 9mm subgun with less recoil than basic blowback, capable of accepting a SS/FRT. I'm leaning towards the dissent as it has a folding brace, but how does the action compare to the banshee? The banshee is also somewhat tempting with the new models coming out ready to mount a tucked suppressor. I already own a CAT MOB mounted on a Ruger 9mm charger and HATE the platform but love the can. Gun has been unreliable even after sending it back multiple times, and while the blowback recoil is manageable of course, it doesn't lend itself well to adding a SS/FRT as they start to come out.

Between the banshee and the dissent, has anyone had any luck adding a SS/FRT to either one? are the actions that much different on pistol calibers?

The first time I took it to the range, the light flew off but that was on me because I used a polymer pic rail section. They've worked fine for me in the past on 5.56 and 9 mm, but 12 gauge is another beast. Came back this time with it mounted to an aluminum section with loctite.

Over 500 rds including a gaggle of autists trying to hit steel plates @ 100yds with 3" magnums and pretending it didn't hurt, and not a single hiccup. 💪