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Uploaded by on Mar 9, 2007

In March 2007, myself and several friends went out to the desert to shoot. I brought along my Ruger 10/22 and my new Gem-Tech Outback II silencer for some testing.

Noise reduction with the silencer was significant, and it was pleasant enough to fire without hearing protection.

This is just a small clip of the shooty goodness we had that day. The full video, including unsuppressed shooty goodness, can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGUiTC4iBKk

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  • did you have to get a license for the suppreser?

  • No. There is no license necessary to own suppressors.

    That said, one *does* need to acquire the ATF-issued tax stamp, most commonly found on an ATF Form 4. This requires federal and local approval, a background check, fingerprints, $200 tax payment to the ATF, etc.

    This might sound like a license, but the Form 4 and tax stamp is actually just a tax receipt, not a license.

    Common point of confusion, though.

  • i thought it was a federal law that civilians couldn't use a supprresor, is it?

  • Incorrect, though it's a common misconception.

    It is illegal to own or use a suppressor in the US...unless one has the appropriate paperwork approved by the local police and ATF. There's also a $200 tax, a background check, and one must submit fingerprints to the FBI.

    I jumped through these hoops, and my suppressor is owned legally.

    There are many companies out there, like Gem-Tech, AAC, Tactical Innovations, etc. that sell suppressors for lawful private ownership.

  • you know silencer weaken the velocity

  • Integral suppressors, built into a barrel with ports to vent gas from the barrel into the suppressor, do in fact reduce velocity due to the ports draining off gas, but muzzle-mounted suppressors do not reduce velocity.

    In fact, muzzle-mounted suppressors provide a slight boost to the velocity (though less so than if the barrel were extended by the same length as the suppressor).

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  • perfect for killing zombies so they wont mob your fortress.

  • Is that an air rifle LOL :) nice

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  • sounds like a pellet gun even with out the suppressor on it

  • WTF. My break barrel Beeman RS2 Air Rifle has more recoil than this! And sounds like a .22 ruger unsilenced

  • sounds like my tippmann 98. i will have to put up a vid soon.

  • @heypete1 Well, unless you go the trust route. In which case there is no law enforcement signature, passport photos or fingerprints. A corporation has no fingerprints.

  • With the CCI CB Longs, and the silencer, you basically successfully created the most badass and expensive bb gun in the world.

  • very cool

  • cool!

  • @pacewilliams how come you would need a license in most cases to own a suppressor anyway? (im not knowledgeable on guns im afraid)

  • Cool. I'm a lefty also.

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