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[WJCO]

was that 22 can ready?

Yes. Savage MarkII FV-SR.

Picture from the web. Just a thread cap on the end. Barrel is the same threads.




I also have a Walther p22 with a similar thing and plan to try it on that too.

 

[jeeeep]

Yes. Savage MarkII FV-SR.

Picture from the web. Just a thread cap on the end. Barrel is the same threads.

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I also have a Walther p22 with a similar thing and plan to try it on that too.

nice

 

[WJCO]

nice

Also thinking of picking up one of these. It also fits the new can. I already have 2 other guns in 22 Magnum so I have the ammo. I'm kind of curious how the magnum supersonic will sound suppressed.

 

[Sharkey]

Also thinking of picking up one of these. It also fits the new can. I already have 2 other guns in 22 Magnum so I have the ammo. I'm kind of curious how the magnum supersonic will sound suppressed.

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Won’t you still need a piston for the can because the barrel isn’t fixed?

 

[Jsouder53]

I have yet to see a squirrel on our property.

You must live next door to WJCO

 

[WJCO]

Won’t you still need a piston for the can because the barrel isn’t fixed?

Walther 22s do not according to the research I've done. Plenty of videos out there on both models too with no issues. I also think they are fixed barrels.

 

[jeeeep]

Walther 22s do not according to the research I've done. Plenty of videos out there on both models too with no issues. I also think they are fixed barrels.

I like Walther and the gun/shooting club I was a member of let me test it one out, it seemed similar to what you show, threaded end.
It handled really nice and I recall not much movement at the barrel, never saw the thread cover disappear, I should've bought it.

 

[Sharkey]

Walther 22s do not according to the research I've done. Plenty of videos out there on both models too with no issues. I also think they are fixed barrels.

Interesting. I run a piston on my pistol can but maybe that has to do with the higher caliber and gas.

 

[WJCO]

I like Walther and the gun/shooting club I was a member of let me test it one out, it seemed similar to what you show, threaded end.
It handled really nice and I recall not much movement at the barrel, never saw the thread cover disappear, I should've bought it.

They really have a comfortable feel.

 

[GP NOIR]

Interesting. I run a piston on my pistol can but maybe that has to do with the higher caliber and gas.

The piston is to give the slide of a recoil operated pistol a little extra oomph to overcome the extra mass of the suppressor because the barrel must move a short distance with the slide. Most centerfire pistols are recoil operated.

.22LR pistols are blowback and, as you surmised, the barrel is fixed and a piston isn’t needed.

 

[JT@623]

Merry Christmas to me just because you can’t have to many 1911’s . Finally showed up yesterday

 

[Sixgunner]

Christmas presents to my sons

 

[WJCO]

I played around with some supersonic rounds this morning.

1500fps rounds were barely louder than the 710s.

However, 1280fps rounds were way louder and definitely sounded like a typical gun shot.

Hearing protection definitely not needed but I was still surprised. I double checked the box and looked it up online. I figured the 1500s would be louder than the 1280s.

 

[Mike Pierson]

View attachment 436895Christmas presents to my sons

I now identify as your third son…. I’ll DM you my address, Daddy.

 

[NPC 6060⁸42]

Sometimes I just buy cases of 22LR at random times at the store just because of how cheap it is. My only hope is that one 22 round will take out the zombies when the time comes.

They included .233 and 5.56 with .22. But these are crime shootings

 

[bobfriesenhahn]

They included .233 and 5.56 with .22. But these are crime shootings
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Looks like the 45 is the one to get! The highest kill vs injury ratio!

 

[OverlanderJK]

Looks like the 45 is the one to get! The highest kill vs injury ratio!

Actually the 10mm and 7.62x39 has the highest ratios.