Tax return came in. Paid off my last credit card bill and the line of credit I used to buy my Rickenbacker 4003W electric bass. I've still got a bit left over, plus some scratch I had been saving, so I think I'm going to use it to buy a Guncrafter Industries stainless steel 2011 grip module for my Staccato P since the texture on the stock grip is wearing holes in my clothes when I carry it, and whatever I have left after will go towards a 9mm suppressor.
Looking at either the Huxworx Flow 9k or the Rugged Suppressors Sub9. Both have HUB mounts, so I'll be able to get whatever I need to run it on a pistol or 9mm PCC like my Vector. The Flow 9k comes with a Nielsen Device, so I'd just have to get a HUB tri-lug mount for it, and the Sub9 comes with a tri-lug mount so I'd just have to get a HUB Nielsen Device for it. The Flow 9k is geared more towards a pistol host, and the Sub9 is geared more towards a PCC/subgun host, but both are quiet, low backpressure cans and I've been hearing really good things about both, especially the Sub9. Whichever can I decide on, I want to be able to use it on both my Staccato P and any 9mm PCCs I own, like my Vector or the Freedom Ordnance FM-9D I plan on getting later this year. My SiCo Hybrid 46M is quiet on my Vector, but it's damn big and heavy so I want something better suited to 9mm. I had always planned on getting a 9mm can eventually.
Other goals I'm hoping to get this year is a new wheelgun for carry and a new Marlin 1895 SBL. Probably going to get one of the new Colts, either a Python/Grizzly if I decide to go .357, or Anaconda/Kodiak if I decide on .44. I really like the Griz and Kodiak and think the Kodiak in particular loaded with .44 Special defensive loads would make for a helluva sweet carry gun and a really nice shooter, given that it's ported.
The big goal is the FM-9D, but I'll probably have to take out a loan for it. I want to make it happen, fellers. The thought of an FM-9D with FRT to basically have myself a poor man's belt-fed sub machine gun just tickles me too much.