Ruger mark III integeral suppressor

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Can anybody give me any info on the uppers that are suppressed? Where to find them, and who has the best prices and are the quietest. Ive seen them before but cant find much info on them. I dont even know who makes them. Id like to buy one but want some more info on them. Thanks much
 

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Strobo. You forgot about the infamous S&H arms. Curtis Higgins reputation is second to none. His website is not the greatest but here it is...... SandHarms.com

Also, there is the Gemtech oasis found here ----http://www.gem-tech.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=101&idcategory=13
 

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I have a Coastal Ruger MKII that is integerally sippressed. The ones that say they're suppressed and don't look like they are, are suppressed, these are bull bbl guns that have been reworked. They're worth around $800 and mine is Hollywood quiet and that is no joke. Mine is for sale $700 firm plus buyer pays all fees.


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I have the Gemtech Oasis & its what defines "HollyWood Quiet"
They are made from anodized alluminum & is perfectly balanced.
I shoot Rem. Gold Bullets in mine because theres no difference in DB's from the subsonic ammo.
The only bummer about these guns is that you are limitted to a ten round magazine.
I have a Post dealer sample MKIII lower that is about 1200 rpm so ten rounds goes in a flash.
If anybody has any ideas on a 20 or 30 round magazine that can be converted to work in the Ruger MKII-III series I'd be willing to put some money in it, because these little guns are a friggin blast!
Great Armadillo killers at 3:00am!
 

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see i prefer the screw on supressor setup, its easier to clean the gun and still as quiet as that setup. plus i think with my supressor setup, before tax stamp, im into it for $400 including the gun and threading and red dot
 

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TrippHammer said:
If anybody has any ideas on a 20 or 30 round magazine that can be converted to work in the Ruger MKII-III series I'd be willing to put some money in it, because these little guns are a friggin blast!

Trip, I made an adapter for my MkII for an A&D plate to shoot the 275 drums. It is way too heavy to shoot unsupported but as soon as I find a way to mount a tripod to the barrel I'll post pics. Much more fun than a Charger, even thought I have an adapter for the 10/22 too.
 

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cockednlocked45 said:
the srt arms is very attractive.

...and so is their pricing. My personal gun is a Ruger MKII 22/45 with a SRT integral. It compares with AWC and GemTech integrals but was maybe 1/2 - 2/3 of the price.

It's also user-maintainable.

Mike
 

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yeah the user servicable is a big plus to me. so is the price for that matter. i havent heard many supressed .22s but what would you compare this one to?
 

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David Saylor, owner of Liberty Suppressors, might be worth a look. He does fantastic work.
 

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If you hold your palm against the back of the bolt, so that you don't get ejection port noise, a good 22 can makes no more noise than you do when you spit. If you let the bolt cycle, it's a bit noisier, but not much.
 

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Yesterday I stopped by Lauer custom weaponry shop and bought a AAC element. I am also having them cut down the bull barrel and thread it. Im having them cut it down so a majority of the ammo I shoot will stay subsonic. Im glad I got a thread on suppressor. All my .22s are getting threaded now.

Today, I got my prints and sign offs and check in the mail. Now the wait. Ill post some pics in a few months when i can pick it up.
 
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