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New from Gemtech: Rimfire Silencer and Integrally Suppressed 10/22

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The market for quiet .22LR guns is booming. With silencers becoming more and more commonplace, it’s quickly becoming a race to see who can make their gun run the quietest. Gemtech has two new rimfire silencers that look pretty awesome that they’re showing off at SHOT Show, one of them being threaded onto a 10/22 rifle . . .

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The standalone rimfire silencer has a solid baffle stack that is tapered at the ends to allow the core to slide free even when the thing is packed with unburnt powder and lead. According to the reps, the can is rated for .22LR, .22Mag, and .17HMR as well.

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The slightly more awesome silencer is permanently attached to a custom 10/22. This integrally suppressed 10/22 is indeed actually integrally suppressed, with the barrel venting into the shroud before it even reaches the baffle stack. The nice thing about this rifle is that the barrel is a full 16 inches long with the permanently attached baffles, so you can buy the gun on a standard 4473 and then use it while you wait for the paperwork on the shroud (the serialized part) to come back from the NFA branch.

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Yep, looks pretty sweet.

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  1. I feel that we should stand behind our neighbors in Conneticut , and if worse comes to worse do what we have to , to keep the enemy at bey from the rest of us , it is up to us now the people we put in political office will sell us out at any time that would benefit them . There are those out there that still do not understand how serious this is , they haven’t grasped that we are starting to get to a place where you just can’t belittle or make fun of people who are feeling the pressure from their duly voted in government , that now feels that they can bite the hand that feeds them . In the near future there could be true raids on civilians , and deaths due to politicians being tyrannical and usurping the power instilled on them by the people , whom the politicians have become arrogant against and do not listen to any more , these same people who are actually their bosses , this is the same usurpation that has sent other nations into turmoil , because they also refused to listen to their citizens . I just hope that this does not turn into a shooting war , but if the authorities have their way I am afraid that that is what might happen . Be prepared and ready. Keep your powder dry.

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  2. 1) I know that gun store in the picture. That used to be my store when I was in college. Duffy’s. North of Baltimore out in the stocks in a very nice area full of mansions of the Baltimore elite. They always had cool guns, lots of freedom rifles, and lots of surplus ammo. Always stocked.

    2) I am the gentleman who sold Davion Ballinger his gun. I used to work at the gun store which shall remain nameless. I remember doing his paperwork for his gun. Ironic considering the store I worked at waited until the last minute to start doing early releases. They also waited until the paperwork came back to prevent this from happening.

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  3. That MSRP is rather high I got handle one about two weeks ago at Cabelas in .308 and I liked the action and trigger but the stock just felt odd to me and they were retailing for $600.

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  4. They shoot too, so much more than just a pretty face. And pretty they certainly are!! I had 11 months to save for mine once ordered. And you’ll never groan about the price of tritium handgun sights again after shelling out nearly $600 for long range vernier and globe sights!!

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  5. “… lose this war.”

    There we have it. Dick Metcalf has openly declared war on the Constitution of the United States. Doesn’t that make him a Traitor, and isn’t hanging the appropriate punishment for Treason?

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  6. Def digging this CT model for my bedside gun…a Bersa UC9. Anybody knows how it fits? I tried their little mini laser that came with my Browning Buckmark and it was the wrong shape. I hate to order and have to return it.

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  7. You can’t actually take home the barrel/monocore baffle assembly till the forms are approved. You can take home the unbarreled receiver and the rest of the gun though, if you take the barrel/baffle assembly off. The baffle stack is still a silencer part. You can’t take home the baffles out of any other monocore silencer till the transfer is approved, and this one is no exception.

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