Silencer Sig P228

scheney

February 18, 2005 20:21

How difficult would it be to acquire or make the barrell and a silencer to fit? How about a berretta? 9000

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  IAMACLONE_2

  February 18, 2005 21:31

  No problem at all contact this guy...
  john@jnrifleworks.com
  He is the best I have found in the past 20 yrs, bar none!
  And I have tried almost all of the major barrell treaders out there.
  
  AAC,Gemtech,and Bower all make good cans for yours.
  Plus they are neat, look Maw!, No earmuffs!
  
  Dont let the expense of the suppressor fool you, you get what you pay for.
  Go for a can with stainless steel barrel mating threads.
  Also the newer cans use a CNC machined aluminum sprial as the the suppresion materials, verses the old stacked washer/wiper designs.
  
  The old designs would knock of 20-25db, while the newer desgins claim up to a -35db reduction.
  That dont sound like alot but it is.
  
  Also some allow the use of the adddition of a little bit of water. The water will coat the the suppression internals, and is good for another additional -2 to -5 db more in reduction.
  
  Its well worth the $200 NFA tax & the wait.
  Walte

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  nmyers

  February 19, 2005 02:21

  For the most part, putting a can on a handgun is a waste of time & money. You have to buy a new barrel, the can obscures the sights so that all you can do is point in the direction of the target, & there's a good chance the gun won't function properly without being tuned (the can alters the recoil impulse). And, if you don't buy a really big & expensive can, the gun will be nowhere near "silent", just less noisy.
  
  Neal
  
  "Expensive fun isn't always fun, but it's always expensive."

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