What do you think of integral suppressors?

[Dinglenutz]

I am not sure where I even hinted at such a proposition as that is not true.

My mistake - you responded to my response to this person:

Aside from cleaning a rimfire suppressor (which is an issue, regardless of what you buy), using an integrally suppressed barrel on a semiautomatic firearm pretty much requires the use of high velocity ammunition, to ensure proper cycling of the action. Obviously, this isn't an issue with a bolt action, like what you were describing.

I figured you were aware of the context.

 

[Member 38805]

I stand by my previous statement.

Great! But your situation is likely different than a huge number of others. What works for you doesn't always apply to every gun owner.

 

[BigDog67]

Great! But your situation is likely different than a huge number of others. What works for you doesn't always apply to every gun owner.

The question was;
What do you think of integral suppressors?

I answered his question. If you don't like it, that's on you. I simply don't care.

 

[Member 34319]

OP.

If I were to buy into integrals, it would be for a gun that I could install it on myself.

The CZ in question, would either need to be purchased as an integrally suppressed rifle or you would need to send in yours to be converted.

On something like a 10/22 or a Mark series or SW pistol where the barrel can be swapped easily, I'd be all for it.

I've watched KG Made, now called something else, make integrals for many various makes and models. I think their design is the best I've seen, thus far. Take a look at their products and completed conversions.

Rimfire

Rimfire

www.suppressedweaponsystems.com

 

[Hueco]

OP.

If I were to buy into integrals, it would be for a gun that I could install it on myself.

The CZ in question, would either need to be purchased as an integrally suppressed rifle or you would need to send in yours to be converted.

On something like a 10/22 or a Mark series or SW pistol where the barrel can be swapped easily, I'd be all for it.

I've watched KG Made, now called something else, make integrals for many various makes and models. I think their design is the best I've seen, thus far. Take a look at their products and completed conversions.

Rimfire

Rimfire

www.suppressedweaponsystems.com

Have their tab open already for the short list .

 

[Nwcid]

Have their tab open already for the short list .

You might also talk to Tornado Tech. They are very near you and great people.

 

[lwarner]

I have never seen any use for suppressors, and having one on a .22 just seems ludicrous.

"Those who can't reach the vine will always claim to dislike grapes"

 

[ORhutner]

If you want a bolt gun, pistol caliber, integrally suppressed instead of a rimfire, check out Curtis Tactical https://curtistacticalsuppressorsandrifles.com/curtis-tactical-brand-rifles They do 22lr integrally suppressed but I have not looked into their offerings.

I am giving serious consideration to one of their pistol caliber rifles but not integrally suppressed as I already have a couple pistol caliber cans I would rather use.

 

[Member 34319]

Have their tab open already for the short list .

If you go through with it post up the results. I've been thinking of getting the TacSol Oweyee rifle and one of the KGMade take down integrals.

 

[BigDog67]

"Those who can't reach the vine will always claim to dislike grapes"

I guess that made sense in YOUR mind.

 

[Member 34319]

I used to be in camp "suppressors are a waist of money and time" then I got my first.

The way I see it, it's only a matter of time before suppressors go the way off full autos. IE, banned and hopefully grandfathered. Making all new ones illegal to public ownership. All existing start to appreciate in value. IE an investment.

The fact that they make things silly quiet is an added bonus.

 

[jbett98]

Best of both worlds is a suppressed full auto sub machine gun.

 

[Hueco]

Best of both worlds is a suppressed full auto sub machine gun.

Well now you're just started to blow next year's budget too

 

[lwarner]

I guess that made sense in YOUR mind.

I guess you didn't get it? Meant to make you laugh. It's Aesop's fables.

 

[BigDog67]

I guess you didn't get it? Meant to make you laugh. It's Aesop's fables.

My sense of humor has been abbreviated by the stupid forks I have to deal with on a daily basis.
I stand by my statement from the beginning of this thread. These toys are just that, toys.

 

[lwarner]

My sense of humor has been abbreviated by the stupid forks I have to deal with on a daily basis.
I stsand by my statement from the beginning of this thread. These toys are a waste of money.

10-4. I know the feeling.

 

[Wombat of Doom]

I will say 32 S&W long out of a suppressed 16 inch barrel is awesome. It may be quieter than my suppressed .22s. It is nice to not need ear pro and have it be very quiet. And a suppressed colt 1903? amazing. My suppressors are not particularly toys, they are designed so I keep my hearing, and a sense of humor to boot.

 

[JohnLScharf]

I doubt my neighbors would SAY A THING if I actually shot my .357 lever action unsuppressed. How do you know what they DON'T hear? Just because they don't say anything about it?

 

[wired]

I have almost as many silencers as I have guns to put them on . Many of them are permanently married to their hosts. I dont see a problem with that. Its just where they live. These are all integrals in that the silencers being used would not function on other guns without additional parts.. Bullets come out the end under the speed of sound and every one of them fire and function with and fire every type of ammy Ive tried with them. Theyre all relatively quiet and some are stupid quiet . I truly do not see how this would be controversial. Theyre just more fun to shoot this way. If you dont have enough guns so that some of them can't be dedicated to just having fun then you need to get more guns and stop complaining about people who's priorities are straight.

 

[Member 34319]

A can appreciate the use of a water bottle in that last one.