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Offline Dark Tranquility

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Silenced .357
« on: January 29, 2008, 11:50:21 PM »
Hi guys.  Thought you guys might like this setup.  Barrel is full 22 inches and the suppressor is a Gemtech Trinity.  Gemtech also did the barrel threading and remounting of the front sight.  Their machine work is as always superb.  With 158 grain 38spl by far the loudest sound is the projectile impacting the target.  Absolutely no hearing protection necessary when firing. 

Thanks, Dan






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Cool~!
« Reply #1 on: January 30, 2008, 02:16:01 AM »
I just did get my first Fed Tax permit [$200 gone quickly] for a 22LR [TAC 65] suppressor. It is on my Ruger 10/22 heavy [Shilen] barrel.
 I HAVE a Handi in 357 mag and it is possibly the next rifle to get threaded if and when I can afford another suppressor and tax stamp. When I saw a .357 mag w/Laminated green/blond straight grip stock I thought about all the 38 Spl ammo I have and nothing to shoot it out of [sold all 38/357 pistols]. As an exerminating company owner I am investigating if permits are available for coyote nuisance animal control using this very rifle. If I can, the Handi will get threaded!
Almost all 38 Spl ammo will be subsonic. I mounted a Leupold 2.5-8X matt on my rifle [ok, so the scope is 3X the rifle cost] and it is a great shooter with good accuracy. I think I may have a long throat but it doesn't seem to matter. I would like to find a good heavy bullet load [250 gr ??] out of a 357 Mag case.
I've owned a half dozen or more Handi rifles, sold them all. Then I find this 357 Mag 2 years ago and had to have it. It is one FUN rifle. I may use it for deer if I get the urge -before it gets threaded of course. I enjoy and have owned many 35 cal rifles and this one is no exception. It is one fun gun.
I do think about the new thumbhole stock I see offered though. The factory origional straight grip is not the best for scope to eye alignment.
Great pictures.

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Re: Silenced .357
« Reply #2 on: January 31, 2008, 04:19:50 PM »
what can we think of next hahahahah  sure is different :o

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Re: Silenced .357
« Reply #3 on: February 01, 2008, 03:34:14 AM »
That looks wicked.Is the suppressor or whatever you call it heavy?
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