Though they’re light in weight and extremely, market-leading quiet on an absolutely absurd number of calibers, they’re long. All of the Mystic X mounting solutions are compatible as well.The Centurion is everything you want in a compact 9×19 pistol suppressor. This suppressor shares the same mounts and adapters as our popular Mystic family of silencers. Sound * * * * But, doing it all over again, I’d buy a Cosmic, a rimfire can, and a .30 caliber rifle can and that would cover the bases pretty darn well. Jeremy is a TTAG staff writer, concentrating primarily on gun & gear reviews. Weigh again, note the difference. Record the results. Liberty Suppressors Centurion pistol silencer is a monocore designed for 9mm pistols. Use an old analytical lab trick, the use of the tare button. This unit comes standard with a 1/2-28 booster assembly installed. Most suppressor manufacturers suggest using like like 5 ml (less than 0.2 oz) of ablative in the can. LIBERTY CENTURION Suppressor. Without a doubt, the shorter can looks better. The SIG Rattler has MUCH too short of a barrel for this hybrid silencer design. Fewer than half as many baffles, actually. Caliber: 9X19, 300 BLK, 22LR The Liberty Centurion was introduced by Liberty Suppressors SHOT Show 2016 and I immediately requested a test sample. Please, three reviews with light linkage between them for reference. Though the Centurion has a 9mm bore it is compatible with smaller calibers. while dirt cheap cable-pull jell is as cheap as 35 bucks for 4 gallons…. Throwing the Cosmic into the mix is when things really get interesting. They're half magic and 100% American made. So, you ask, what are some of the general differences between the Mystic X unit and the new Centurion can? Most pistol […] Tactical Gun Review and Texas Outdoors Network are published by Coker Tactical, LLC. It is designed to provide excellent suppression on 9mm handguns dry or wet. Most indication that the Centurion was louder seemed to come as sound reflection from downrange instead of gunshot volume at the shooter’s ear. More pics follow . And that brings us to the one real comparative downside to the Centurion. I’ll be asking Liberty Suppressors if they’re willing (and legally able) to chop down my Mystic X and turn it into a Centurion. Buy Liberty Centurion 9mm Suppressor + 1/2x28 Booster: GunBroker is the largest seller of Silencers & Suppressed Firearms Class 3 Firearms, NFA & Destructive Devices All: 880013367 As Breaking Bad’s character of Jessie Pinkman would say : “But it isn’t available at the local hardware store, whereas wire pulling gel often is.”, Amazon Prime. Calculate what percentage of 100 percent of the jell remains. This opens up a whole world of firearms compatibility, with fixed mounts and boosters in every conceivable thread pitch (plus QD options like 3-lug mounts). The Liberty Centurion is everything you want in a compact 9×19 pistol suppressor. It’s an extremely useful suppressor. So, you ask, what are some of the general differences between the Mystic X unit and the new Centurion can? Short, light and handy, this suppressor works well in many different roles. I’m used to seeing cable pulling gel for more like $20 ish per gallon, which you can also get ultrasound gel for if you buy in bulk. In fact, I could cut another inch off this length by using Liberty’s Low Profile Fixed Barrel Adapter instead of the longer mount I already own. With much research and testing under their belt, Liberty released the original Mystic can in 2011. This video is for educational purposes and discussion only. MSRP for the Centurion is set at $835. So, you ask, what are some of the general differences between the Mystic X unit and the new Centurion can? . Sorry … You lost me when you started in on the “this is as quiet as that but redundent with that other thing which I wouldn’t have bought but..” and wound up having no idea whether we were talking about mystical centurions – Roman or Cylon – or cutting down which can why, or what. So, you ask, what are some of the general differences between the Mystic X unit and the new Centurion can? LIBERTY SILENCER CO. THOMPSON SILENCER BRANDS 40 CAL 45 CAL 9 MM 458 SOCOM 50 CAL .338 PARTS SHOP BY CALIBER AUTO ORDNANCE KRISS ... Centurion $835.00 $835.00 Mystic X $799.00 $799.00 Cleaning Mats $6.00 $6.00 Fixed Barrel Adapter (FBA) $87.00 $87.00 H.A.T.E. The much more compact Centurion — effectively a cut down Mystic X — had been popping onto my radar repeatedly and now, thanks to Silencer Shop, I’ve had a chance to test it out. The idea came from customers who loved their Mystics and Infinitis, but wanted something shorter for their home defense gun. In fact, it’s good for another ~8 dB of volume reduction on the Centurion. Even though I know the camera is on a tripod, it still gives me the willies to look into the business end of a gat. It is rated for 22LR, 300BLK, and 9mm. Jeremy strives to collect objective data whenever possible, and looks to write accurate reviews that reflect the true user experience. Here you will find the list of the calibers the Infinity X and Mystic X are rated for. More like the image I have in my mind — probably thanks to Hollywood — of a suppressed pistol, rather than the gangly, far-longer-than-the-actual-pistol look that describes the typical, real-life setup. Then I had a chance to run a very lightweight can from Liberty -the Silencer Shop-provided, Liberty Centurion. But I’m sure we can figure out some way to estimate how well they each burn off and how much or little they leave behind. The Centurion is THE perfect suppressor for your nightstand pistol. Liberty Suppressors Centurion pistol silencer is a monocore designed for 9mm pistols. I know its just my opinion, but a review of a new pistol or AR is about as interesting at this point as watching paint dry…unless its radically different than all the guns I’ve owned or fired in the past, which are like the guns most other shooters have owned or fired…a suppressor on the other hand is not something I’ve been playing with for decades. Liberty’s Centurion is 6.5 inches and features a stainless steel core and a titanium tube. On my CZ Scorpion SBR, which is always suppressed and is my home defense and bug-out weapon of choice, it sticks way out the front and it’s quieter than it needs to be. While it’s the same length as the Mystic X — in fact, either tube works on either baffle core — it uses a new baffle design that has fewer baffles farther apart. It adds the least inertia to the muzzle, though its mass still reduces recoil and tames caffeine-induced shakes. Back at the shooter’s ear, it would be quite a bit quieter. Approx. Liberty Suppressors Centurion pistol silencer is a monocore designed for 9mm pistols. In effect, it’s a sawed-off Mystic. From behind the gun while actually shooting, the feel of the Centurion isn’t actually very different from that of the Cosmic. There are a couple of shorter 9mm suppressors on the market, and a couple that are modular and can be switched between a long and short configuration. Apparently, this is a reintroduction of the discontinued Infiniti suppressor except the new one has a number of features borrowed from the company's Mystic X suppressor. It’s insane how universal these suppressors are. And with the Centurion installed instead. Coker Tactical is proud to be based in the Great State of Texas! We designed it to be take apart since 9mm tends to run a little dirty, this by default makes it suitable for 22LR as well. dB Reduction: 24 dB (32 dB wet) Mounting Type: 1/2-28 Booster Finish: C-Series Cerakote. dB numbers still LOUD…even with a can…definitely not SILENT …like opponents would like you to believe. It’s rated for rimfire calibers, 9mm of course, and 300 Blackout (on which it’s also good for sub-140 dB numbers). This week at SHOT Show Liberty Suppressors was showing off a new stubby can: the Liberty Centurion suppressor. It also balances very nicely and weighs so little we couldn’t tell it was hanging there. Unquestionably, the shorter, lighter suppressor feels the best. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. When we threw the Centurion on it began shooting nearly dead on and was hearing safe for the shooter and behind the shooter. Which means it makes the cut. Weighing in at only 12.5 ounces with Recoil Booster attached, the silencer is light and compact. Material: Titanium tube / Stainless steel core But the Centurion strikes that perfect balance between suppression, length, and weight, while still being “overbuilt” by enough to handle 300 Blackout. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. (No reviews yet) Write a Review Write a Review × A revamped version of their popular Mystic X can, Liberty Suppressors designed the durable Centurion (Mystic K) specifically for 9mm pistol use. This makes reassembly a snap and virtually foolproof. We made this suppressor is 34% shorter than a Mystic X by reducing the footprint a full 3 inches from the silencer module. The largest selection of suppressors available. . The Centurion pistol silencer is a monocore designed for 9mm pistols perfect for the Zenith Z5P. It is designed it to be taken apart since 9mm tends to run a little dirty, this by default makes it suitable for 22LR as well. Silencer Review: CGS Hyperion and Hyperion K (With Machine Gun Video), Gear Review: Black Collar Arms Forged Carbon Fiber Once-Piece Scope Mounts, Optic Review: Primary Arms GLx 6-24x50mm Scope with Athena BRP-MIL Reticle. We are here for you! During the review, I used the […] It is designed to provide excellent suppression on 9mm handguns dry or wet. Short, light and handy, this suppressor works well in many different roles. Considering the reduction in baffles and the .45 caliber-compatible bore diameter, I assumed it would be louder on 9mm and some other, small calibers than the Mystic X. Well, for starters, the Centurion Determining how clean each one is will be tricky, since returning baffles to new condition after each medium is tested isn’t really practical. Weighing in at 7.9 ounces, it’s lighter than the Mystic X by 2.6. Ultimately, sound suppression is where the rubber meets the road, though. Liberty Suppressors Centurion pistol silencer is a monocore designed for 9mm pistols. It also looks great on a pistol. The Centurion breaks down into 3 basic parts (not including the mount) and due to the Wavelok interface between the tube and core, can only be assembled one way. Those are the Mystic X’s compatible calibers. That’s how many grams of the jell are in it. Form Factor * * * * I’ve been thinking about having Liberty cut down the length of my Mystic tube — the serialized part — so it fits a Centurion baffle core. That’s the factory 7.75-inch Scorpion pistol barrel underneath the carbine handguard, as reviewed here. It’s shorter, lighter, but not quite as quiet. Utility * * * * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. And again, that’s using the standard one meter off the side of the muzzle measuring protocol, instead of metering at the shooter’s ear where it’s typically six to 10 dB quieter. After shooting the Liberty Centurion on a bunch of different firearms over the last month, I’ve made up my mind. That 3-pack of tubes for ten bucks that I linked is like 150 uses. That’s my Mystic X on the left, and the Centurion on the right (both “aimed” to the right). Perhaps the photo above explains it best. Specifications: Liberty Suppressors Centurion. We designed it to be take apart since 9mm tends to run a little dirty, this by default makes it suitable for 22LR as well. Diameter: 1.375” However, a gallon is A LOT and 4 gallons would last you a lifetime. Liberty Cans was showing off a prototype silencer at SHOT Show, which they’re calling the Centurion. 130 were here. This silencer became the foundation that would lead to the innovative Mystic X—their proven and reliable multi-caliber suppressor that was unveiled in 2014. It is designed to provide excellent suppression on 9mm handguns dry or wet. My recommendation is a small amount of ultrasound gel (such as this stuff) inside a few of the baffles. Nationwide sales from the Nation's Largest SilencerCo and Dead Air dealer. Not only is that not the case, I feel like the Cosmic is often even quieter. We make cans. Add another ounce for the Mystic X, though, and I think I can reliably tell it apart from the Centurion by feel. There are some changes inside the monocore, such as the reinforced end cap, and they’ve also redesigned the booster. Gat? dB Overall: 136.6 dB (including First Round Pop) Every model has a unique baffle design that is very labor intensive and unique for the cartridge. A revamped version of their popular Mystic X can, Liberty Suppressors designed the durable Centurion (Mystic K) specifically for 9mm pistol use. Manufacturers Recommendation: When disassembling a take apart suppressor, if more than hand force is necessary to remove the inner core from the outer tube, please use a semi-soft material such as wood, rubber, or nylon as opposed to harder items like a hammer. As you can see, they’re monocore designs with a high grade stainless steel baffle core inside of a titanium tube. On the downside, first round pop — a suppressor’s tendency, due to oxygen inside of it, to be louder on the first shot than subsequent shots — is more pronounced with the Centurion than with the Mystic X or Cosmic. The suppressor shares the same mounts and adapters as Liberty’s popular Mystic family of silencers. Liberty Suppressors has published a video announcing the addition of new Infiniti X can to their line of silencers. A revamped version of their popular Mystic X can, Liberty Suppressors designed the durable Centurion (Mystic K) specifically for 9mm pistol use. Place Your Order Now MSRP…….$545   (1/2-28 BOOSTER INCLUDED), Caliber: 9X19, 300 BLK, 22LR Length: 5.3″ Silencer Only / 6.5” (INCLUDING BOOSTER) Diameter: 1.375” Material: Titanium tube / Stainless steel core Weight: 7.9OZ Suppressor Only / 12.5 OZ with booster    installed. “But I’m sure we can figure out some way to estimate how well they each burn off and how much or little they leave behind.”. The Centurion is everything you want in a compact 9×19 pistol suppressor. Were I buying a first suppressor all over again, it would be a Cosmic and I’d never end up owning a Mystic X. Much easier to keep it straight that way. About Liberty Suppressors. Approx. I’d still recommend the Cosmic as a first suppressor. Add jell to the can, and then weigh again. —  James T. Infiniti X Lightweight Multicaliber Silencer, Liberty Suppressors – Firearm Sound Suppressor and World Class Silencer. I’m glad to report I was surprised and very pleased by the Centurion’s performance. Liberty Suppressors is a family owned, Georgia based silencer company that pioneered the concept that a monolithic silencer can be quiet. It is designed to provide excellent suppression on 9mm handguns dry or wet. Frankly, I don’t really understand the purpose of the Mystic X anymore other than the newest version of it will handle more centerfire rifle rounds than the Cosmic will. After resisting the idea at first, David was finally convinced to make a compact version of the Mystic. I for one would be interested in more suppressor reviews. Or Not. Weight: 7.9 oz Suppressor Only / 12.5 oz with booster installed. Liberty Suppressors’ Centurion is one of the most consistently reliable pistol suppressors I’ve tested. dB Reduction: 24 dB (32 dB wet) Caliber: 9X19, 300 BLK, 22LR Length: 5.3″ Silencer Only / 6.5” Including Booster Diameter: 1.375” Material: Titanium tube / Stainless steel core Weight: 7.9 oz Suppressor Only / 12.5 oz with booster installed. Jul 12, 2017 #1 I don't know if anyone else owns one of these , but I finally had a chance to put some rounds through it on Sunday. Liberty Centurion 9MM Suppressor LIBERTY. Liberty Centurion Manufacturer: Liberty Suppressors SPECIFICATIONS Caliber: 9X19, 300 BLK, 22LR Length: 5.3″ Silencer Only / 6.5” (INCLUDING BOOSTER) Diameter: 1.375” Material: Titanium tube / Stainless steel core Weight: 7.9OZ Suppressor Only / 12.5 OZ with booster installed. Thread starter TACC; Start date Jul 12, 2017; TACC Well-Known Member. For instance, I knew it would be fine on .460 Rowland (fires a .45 bullet, despite its name), which suppressed great by the way, even though it isn’t on Liberty’s list above. This makes for a very compact, quick handling platform. Alabama Senatorial Hopeful Roy Moore Blames Sandy Hook Slaughter on Godlessness. This defines a lot of the product development at Liberty Suppressors, including the new Centurion compact 9mm can. dB Overall: 136.6 dB (including First Round Pop) dB Overall: 136.6 dB (including First Round Pop) Approx. From behind the CZ Scorpion as well as behind the Rex Zero 1T (seen in the pistol photos above), CZ 75 B Ω Suppressor-Ready, and GLOCK 19, the difference between the Centurion, Mystic X, and Cosmic was minor. And easier to search for later. The  Centurion is everything you want in a compact 9mm silencer. It’s light, extremely quiet, and capable of suppressor a ridiculous number of calibers. In both cases, it brought the volume level to the side of the 9mm pistol’s muzzle down to a hearing safe 139.2 dB and 138.9 dB figure, respectively. Why the Centurion? For those concerned with first round pop, shooting the suppressor “wet” (adding a liquid or gel ablative inside the can) will eliminate it. The suppressor lightens the DB rating down to an average of 136 DBs. If there was ever a suppressor that is perfect for the nightstand, the Centurion would be it. The Centurion breaks down into 3 basic parts (not including the mount) and due to the Wavelok interface between the tube and core, can only be assembled one way. © COPYRIGHT 2020, THETRUTHABOUTGUNS.COM. It a short Mystic We test the Zenith Z-5P suppressed with a Centurion Suppressor from Liberty Suppressors / Liberty … Yeah, “quieter than it needs to be” is a weird concept to anyone new to the suppressor game. MSRP: $835 (includes 1/2×28 booster). However, a couple folks had told me that the Centurion is really loud and “not very good,” so I lost interest. The Centurion here, especially with the low pro mount, seems to strike the right balance. Mounting Type: 1/2×28 Booster We grew up in South Texas hunting and fishing with friends and family. Gun…firearm…barrel…muzzle, Um, yup! Silencer Review: Liberty Suppressors Centurion (Plus Mystic X and Cosmic), Liberty’s Low Profile Fixed Barrel Adapter, Everyday Carry Pocket Dump of the Day: Ryan Clarke. He lives in Eastern WA not far from N'Idaho, where he does most of his shooting and testing. This suppressor also performs very well on rimfire calibers as well as 300 Blackout carbines. This suppressor also performs very well on rimfire calibers as well as 300 Blackout carbines. This makes it great if you want to run the can on rimfire guns, especially the filthy .22 LR. I worked with the Liberty Suppressors Cosmic the first of this year, and you can read that review by following this link. At just over 6 inches long, with the booster on it, it balanced well and shot fantastic. The Centurion only weighs about eight ounces, but the addition of a booster (which is necessary for running any can on non-fixed barrel firearms) raises that weight to 12.5 ounces. Designed to be disassembled for cleaning when using rimfire or most 9mm it is easy to reassemble. Even in the video above, this is extremely obvious. Within a couple months of my 2012 move back to Washington from California, I had filed the paperwork for my first suppressor: a Liberty Suppressors Mystic. Though the Centurion has a 9mm bore it is compatible with smaller calibers. Shoot the can. It is designed to provide excellent suppression on 9mm handguns dry or wet. IT HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO OUR ATTENTION THAT TUMBLING IN STAINLESS STEEL PINS CAN DAMAGE THE BOOSTER HOUSING AND CORE OF YOUR TAKE APART SILENCER, PLEASE, IF YOU PLAN TO USE PINS, USE THEM IN A VIBRATORY BOWL STYLE SETUP. Or eBay. Approximate dB numbers are in the 135 range. What’s not to like. What I didn’t expect is that it’s just as quiet. The Liberty Centurion 9mm Suppressor Review - YouTube. Most pistol […] I’m sure it would handle lots of other 300 BLK-or-weaker calibers, too, but technically Liberty lists only the aforementioned ones. That, I’d have to say, would be absolutely perfect on this gun. Do not attempt to imitate anything contained herein. I’ve seen this setup with even shorter 9mm suppressors that end up flush with the end of the handguard or even recessed down into it slightly, but that presents a real hassle for tightening or removing it. While it’s almost three inches shorter, it’s only an ounce-and-a-half lighter and it isn’t easy to tell which is which by feel unless you’re really waving the gun around. Jun 28, 2016 - The Liberty Centurion was introduced by Liberty Suppressors SHOT Show 2016 and I immediately requested a test sample. The Centurion is basically a stubby version of their popular multi-cal suppressor, the Mystic X (see it in Issue 18 here).As such, I'm calling … NOTE: This silencer is limited to 7.5″ or longer barrels on 300 BLK guns. It’s awesome to know that, with some centerfire rifle caliber exceptions, if it’ll fit through the bore the can will handle it. The Liberty Centurion is a nice unit, I like the fact that it is compact, sorry, but a 9″ silencer on a pistol just seems wrong to me though of course, the longer the can the more internal volume and of course increased noise suppression. Easy to clean and service think of it as a short Mystic X that will work on 300 Blackout as well as 9mm. A revamped version of their popular Mystic X can, Liberty Suppressors designed the durable Centurion (Mystic K) specifically for 9mm pistol use. Chris and I could just tell the difference in volume level between the Rex’s and CZ’s actions, and the sound difference between these three Liberty cans was equivalently minor. It can also handle 300 Blackout rounds, but only from barrels longer than 7.5 inches. Then again, even on a short pistol barrel the Centurion is hearing safe right off the bat when shot dry. The core is stainless steel, which makes it acceptable to being cleaned with harsh chemical solvents, stainless steel pins and ultrasonic applications (electrical tape on the Cerakoted end will protect it from the vibratory cleaning action). Free shipping with Prime…, (Of course, your local UPS driver may start wondering what kind of kink you and the wife are into when they start dropping off *gallons* of medical ‘lube’ at your place… ). Liberty Suppressors’ Centurion has proven one of the most consistently reliable pistol suppressors the author has tested, and its 1.375-inch diameter makes it perfect for pistols without suppressor sights. The Centurion is everything you want in a compact 9×19 pistol suppressor. Specifications: Liberty Suppressors Centurion. We designed it to be take apart since 9mm tends to run a little dirty, this by default makes it suitable for 22LR as well. So it isn’t capable of suppressing anywhere near the list of calibers that the Cosmic and Mystic X are — heck, no other suppressors are — but it still uses the same mounts as those other two Liberty pistol cans. Overall * * * * Rated for more than 50 calibers ranging from .22LR to .300 Blackout, this versatile unit is considered the Swiss Army knife of cans. The length added to the host firearm is only about 6″ so it fits really well with virtually every 9×19 handgun that has ever had a threaded barrel. The Centurion produces a pleasant tone and is hearing safe on 9mm and 300 BLK, while coming in at a shorter length and lighter weight than most 9mm suppressors. Above are the calibers the Cosmic is rated for (click to enlarge). Definitely a remote camera setup and these certainly aren’t all cell phone photos like every photo you’ve seen from me since the beginning of 2017 , A request for TTAG’s resident suppresssor reviewer –, The stuff you linked is 11 bucks for 3 tubes (25.5 oz.) I worked with the Liberty Suppressors Cosmic the first of this year, and you can read that review by following this link. Are you from da ‘hood? 00:45 Meter Numbers Liberty Suppressors Centurion pistol silencer is a monocore designed for 9mm pistols. For a second pistol can, though, I like the idea of going as small as possible while retaining a hearing safe rating, and the Centurion delivers. It’s no surprise that this makes the Cosmic lighter than the Mystic (9.5 ounces vs. 10.5 ounces). This suppressor is sure to be a range favorite as well as being at home on the nightstand at the end of the day. So, more suppressor reviews please. I think it burns off cleaner, leaves less residue, doesn’t smell, is obviously skin-safe, wipes right off hands and doesn’t leave residue, etc. Approx. Liberty Suppressors has reintroduced the multi-caliber Infinity X Lightweight with some upgrades, such as the titanium monocore baffle system and the same mounting system as the Mystic X and the Centurion. Liberty Suppressors Centurion pistol silencer is a monocore designed for 9mm pistols. Length: 5.3″ Silencer Only / 6.5” Including Booster Weigh the can dry, then push the ‘tare’ (Zero) button. Finish: C-Series Cerakote I’ve shot my Cosmic on everything from .22 LR to .458 SOCOM. The Centurion is shorter than the Mystic (and the Cosmic) by nearly three inches — 8″ vs. 5.3″. It looks to me like Liberty carefully experimented with this suppressor’s length until they could get it as short as physically possible while still metering under 140 dB. All of the Mystic X mounting solutions are compatible as well. Titanium keeps it light, while the stainless core keeps it strong and easy to clean. But it isn’t available at the local hardware store, whereas wire pulling gel often is. The Centurion is rated for 22LR, 300BLK, and 9MM. A better choice for this application would be the Sovereign or the Mystic X, both of which are designed for the much higher pressures associated with a barrel this short. Product DescriptionThis unit comes standard with a 1/2-28 booster assembly installed. Call us at 706-661-6911 for sales and service. It’s cheap, totally safe, burns off cleanly, cleans up easily elsewhere, is just thick enough not to run out of the suppressor, and works great. The Centurion is 6.5” with a core of stainless steel, a titanium tube, and weighing in at only 12.5 ounces with Recoil Booster attached, this silencer is light and compact. Approximately $639 via Silencer Shop. You have entered an incorrect email address! On some firearms, we noticed a second shot that was obviously quieter than the first but still louder than subsequent shots, and on other guns that first round pop truly seemed relegated to the first shot. CODES (2 months ago) This is the Liberty Centurion suppressor / silencer from Silencer Shop paired with my Glock 19 Gen5 from Trident Defense. At any rate, once that oxygen is depleted the Centurion’s noise reduction is more like 24.6 dB from Liberty’s Testing and 24.1 dB from Silencer Shop’s. Approx. As you’d expect, I entered into this testing with low expectations. Hearing safe while as short as possible and a few ounces lighter? Liberty’s testing numbers show a 21.2 dB reduction on that first shot, Silencer Shop’s numbers a 20.3 dB reduction. In fact, I’m not sure I could reliably pass a blind taste test. The Centurion 9 is a take apart suppressor that has a very easy to remove the core for easy cleaning. Mystic/Cosmic on the Scorpion. Liberty Suppressors take great pride and care with each and every suppressor we build. Since then I had it upgraded to Mystic X specs, then about a year ago I brought home my Liberty Cosmic as I “needed” a .45 can. 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