Can't believe no one hasn't brought this up

[Just another 22 shooter]

A FULLY SUPPRESSED UPPER from S&W!!!
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cA0jjHfFFQ[/ame]

 

[Muss Muggins]

Smith & Wesson isn't selling it. GEMTECH is . . .

 

[GaryHK]

Integrally suppressed + 22 = good luck with cleaning

22 is probably the filthiest round in cans.

 

[Muss Muggins]

Integrally suppressed + 22 = good luck with cleaning

22 is probably the filthiest round in cans.

The spec sheet at GemTech says it can be disassembled for cleaning . . .

 

[reddog81]

Smith & Wesson isn't selling it. GEMTECH is . . .

Like the video mentions - Gemtech was purchased by S&W back in 2017.

 

[Muss Muggins]

Like the video mentions - Gemtech was purchased by S&W back in 2017.

I watched the video, and then tried to find the product on the S&W website . . .

 

[GaryHK]

I'm curious why someone would pay $650 for a one trick integrally suppressed upper when you can buy a multi caliber can that can shoot 22, like my Octane 9 HD, for $600 or a dedicated 22 can for $350

Am I missing something?

 

[6518John]

Gary—when I shot the first CCI Quiet rounds I thought, "if I was in the business of selling suppressors for .22, I would sell out tomorrow." They cycle in my Browning like HV rounds and are far quieter than my springer pellet rifle.

 

[GaryHK]

Yes I totally agree. I used my gigantic can on a Savage MK w/remington or federal (cant remember which) target rounds and all you could hear was the bolt. Mind you, that's a .36" hole.

 

[strobro32]

That video was the definition of "walking on egg shells."