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11-25-2012, 18:59
Jer

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Originally Posted by The Norseman

Optic is an old Japanese made bushnell 4x fixed.

The can on my semi auto 22/45 was pretty quiet running the regular CCI's. Very hearing safe, no ear pro needed.

My class 3 guy showed me a video of a full auto AR with .22 upper and suppressor. Sounded like a sewing machine.

I'd guess your M&P would be vewy, vewy quiet with a can.

I think I've seen the same video. As for the purpose of this particular rifle it will need to be more than ears safe. Much more. What my neighbors don't know won't hurt them.
11-25-2012, 19:04
glock21

H&R 12g and romanian AK-47

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11-25-2012, 19:09
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by Jer

My buddy has done a lot of testing with the subs vs ss in 22LR and said that there really is no difference. No sense to run squibs if there's no audible performance gain. I wish you lived closer because I'd love to hear your setup and then maybe thread your can onto my AR15 and see how the compare. I know the bolt will be quieter then my AR15's action but just how much more is the question. I may have to consider picking one of these up this winter and maybe starting the waiting process for a new 22LR suppressor. What optic did you put on that?

You should come by and road test a few different cans. The 22/45 LITE is the latest addition. I have a shit load of 22 subs, honestly these units are very quiet running fed bulk or any other standard 22. I have a 77/22 mag bolt and Russian TOZ-78 22lr thread one of the cans on those and as mentioned, all you hear is click
The TBA 4" Ti is 22 mag rated. However i put the HALO on the 22 mag and it's Insane!
The 22/45 on the right is a newer lower with my old MK II target upper. Going to install a FastFire II this week and shoot the shit out of them.

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11-25-2012, 19:13
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by Jer

I think I've seen the same video. As for the purpose of this particular rifle it will need to be more than ears safe. Much more. What my neighbors don't know won't hurt them.

You would be surprised how quiet even a semi 22 is with 36 & 40gr.
11-25-2012, 21:03
Danimal

I got your back bro.

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11-25-2012, 21:05
van7559

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Originally Posted by The Norseman

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New can on new host

Damn nice pistol! How's she shoot?
11-25-2012, 21:08
islandermyk

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Originally Posted by Danimal

I got your back bro.

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That is bad ass! Now I want a cup of coffee coming out of that [Coffee]
11-25-2012, 21:10
Skully

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Originally Posted by Danimal

I got your back bro.

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[LOL][ROFL1] There you go! I think it needs a free float hand-guard or something or at least some BUIS on it...................
11-25-2012, 21:12
The Norseman

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van, shoots great! I haven't met a 22/45 that I didn't like so far. This one's super nice though.
11-26-2012, 14:17
Jer

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Originally Posted by jim

You should come by and road test a few different cans. The 22/45 LITE is the latest addition. I have a shit load of 22 subs, honestly these units are very quiet running fed bulk or any other standard 22. I have a 77/22 mag bolt and Russian TOZ-78 22lr thread one of the cans on those and as mentioned, all you hear is click
The TBA 4" Ti is 22 mag rated. However i put the HALO on the 22 mag and it's Insane!
The 22/45 on the right is a newer lower with my old MK II target upper. Going to install a FastFire II this week and shoot the shit out of them.

I may have to take you up on that.

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Originally Posted by jim

You would be surprised how quiet even a semi 22 is with 36 & 40gr.

Yeah, I'm sure it would do the trick just fine. I can bring my AR15-22 along if any of your 22 cans are 1/2"-28 that I could thread onto it.