Picking the Best 5.56/.223 low profile K sized suppressor

So why are you here shopping for a short K can? Maybe you have a short firearm that you want to keep short. Maybe you have a long firearm that would become unwieldy if you attached a boat anchor to its end. Maybe you are just trying to take the bite out of the shot when training, knowing you will be wearing hearing protection anyway. For myself, it is the desire to find a suppressor that just disappears on the end of a firearm.
Old wisdom says K cans can never be quiet, and that no can under 5" could do more than achieve tolerable noise levels. 2025 proved that paradigm has expired. With the advent of printed cans, we have seen countless designs outperform the full-sized flagship cans of the last decade. The rules have changed, and the short can market has changed with them.