New from Ruger.
Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2021 8:04 am
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Re: New from Ruger.
Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2021 8:18 am
That is slick. Squirrel assassination tool. They raid the chicken coop all the time.
Re: New from Ruger.
Posted: Sat Dec 04, 2021 8:26 am
The problem is that it is a one and done trick pony.
The can is stuck to the gun. Yeah it turns all rounds subsonic, but not all rrounds are going to impact in the same spot.
With as many varieties of 22lr pistols and rifles that are threaded, i would still choose a standard 22lr can over that.
As for decible reduction, it isnt going to be quieter than a bolt action. The 10/22's action is around 120db when cycling. Where as a standalone 22lr can on a bolt rifle/lever can be about 116 to 120db
I like my dead air mask. Even my first gen aac pilot was an awesome performer.
Right now my prefered squirl rig is a cz 452 with my mask pushing cci standards.
Or you cheat and go daystate air ranger pcp 22cal air rifle with hugget moderator and shroud.
The can is stuck to the gun. Yeah it turns all rounds subsonic, but not all rrounds are going to impact in the same spot.
With as many varieties of 22lr pistols and rifles that are threaded, i would still choose a standard 22lr can over that.
As for decible reduction, it isnt going to be quieter than a bolt action. The 10/22's action is around 120db when cycling. Where as a standalone 22lr can on a bolt rifle/lever can be about 116 to 120db
I like my dead air mask. Even my first gen aac pilot was an awesome performer.
Right now my prefered squirl rig is a cz 452 with my mask pushing cci standards.
Or you cheat and go daystate air ranger pcp 22cal air rifle with hugget moderator and shroud.
Re: New from Ruger.
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2021 2:46 am
Why do you need a suppressor for hunting squirrels? .22 rifles are almost silent as is.
Re: New from Ruger.
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2021 11:17 am
Still need to go thru the ATF for the 200 buck tax stamp and about a 9-12 month wait.
Re: New from Ruger.
Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2021 11:53 am
E file form 4 supposedly goes live the 22nd of the month.
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