silencers/suppressors???

[Guest strelcevina]

i wont to buy one for AR15

i Google it but couldn't find anything

so my question is.

how efficient would be .223 suppressor on 10/22 ruger .22lr ?

[Guest darkstar]

get in touch with Frank www.elite-tactical.com He does this kind of stuff for a living. He also posts in here quite a bit under the name ETS INC

[Guest ETS_Inc]

Using a 5.56mm / .223 suppressor on a .22 rifle is quite effective. However, suppressors designed for 5.56mm centerfire rifles are going to be much heavier than suppressors designed for .22 rimfire pistols or rifles. (Think 20-25 oz, compared to 3-5 ounces.) Since most .22 rimfire rifles aren't very heavy, you'd end up with a rifle that is very front heavy.

That said, if you're looking to use one suppressor on multiple guns, there are viable options to consider. Give me a call during the week, and we can discuss some of those options. If you'd like, I'll be happy to give you a demo of several various suppressors.

[Guest strelcevina]

Using a 5.56mm / .223 suppressor on a .22 rifle is quite effective. However, suppressors designed for 5.56mm centerfire rifles are going to be much heavier than suppressors designed for .22 rimfire pistols or rifles. (Think 20-25 oz, compared to 3-5 ounces.) Since most .22 rimfire rifles aren't very heavy, you'd end up with a rifle that is very front heavy.

That said, if you're looking to use one suppressor on multiple guns, there are viable options to consider. Give me a call during the week, and we can discuss some of those options. If you'd like, I'll be happy to give you a demo of several various suppressors.

thanks ETS:)

I will call you if not next week ,,week after for sure.

suppressor will be used for target shooting only ,,so weight isn't a problem.

[Guest ETS_Inc]

Glad to help. I'm sure I can help you get exactly what you want.

Oh, and call me Frank, please.

[awdbandito]

Check out www.silencertalk.com

You have to sift through the BS, but you get a lot of good information from some key players in the industry.

My only warning is that once you go down the suppressor/NFA path you'll never want to come back