Huntertown Guardian Suppressor

[MiCo]

Thinking of getting Huntertown Guardian for use on 10/22 and 22/45. Anyone have good/ bad experience with these? I have heard they are good for the money.

 

[x10]

I've. Got one but don't have those guns threaded (yet) but do have a ar15-22, 77/22, and m&p 22 ive got a 10/22 bbl coming. But in my firearms the supressor is quite I use standard. Velocity in rifles and any ammo in pistol

You definitely won't need earmuffs
Don't know how to communicate sound in a forum but I'm. Very happy cleaning is easy

 

[nsheepdog]

I saw that thing listed for under $300. Isn't that cheap for a suppressor? Looks like a good value. I'll keep my eye on this thread. Sounds cool.

 

[ctbreitwieser]

I saw that thing listed for under $300. Isn't that cheap for a suppressor? Looks like a good value. I'll keep my eye on this thread. Sounds cool.

You can find them for $199 at Front Toward Enemy Firearms. I think SSNFA has them for that price as well. I have one in the works and Im super pumped for it.

 

[Drakkule]

Have one, and love it.

 

[dak109]

From what I found they are 2-3 db louder than cans that cost twice as much. I have the SS version. 10/22 and Ruger MkII tatget hosts. If you are going for Hollywood quite you may be disappointed. The action working is louder than the shot. But that is what you here shooting. I just put the Guardian on a bolt gun, now there is where things get quite. With subsonic ammo it sounds like a pellet gun.

I am very happy with my can. I would reccommend trying before buying. I think Down by the Tracks has a demo this weekend. In all honesty I don't think 2-3 db is worth $200. Go for it!

 

[avboiler11]

$199.99 from Orion Arms.

Chris demo'd the can for me on a Savage FV-SR (I have one) with CCI SV ammo, and after hearing it be noticeably quieter than my buddy's break-barrel .177 air rifle I bought it on the spot.

May not be "the best" rimfire suppressor out there, but I don't think anybody objective could argue the value it provides given its performance and cost.

Hopefully my stamp comes back before July 4th...

 

[rockhopper46038]

I have one and am very pleased with it. I run it on a GSG1911, a Marlin 795 and (soon) a SIG P228 w/threaded conversion kit. The tax stamp was more than the suppressor. I can run it in my backyard and it sounds like a powerful pellet gun.

 

[ATM]

These cans ooze awesome sauce.*


*Not literally, of course, they really do not require any sauce at all and run very quiet dry.



Best value I've seen and made right here in Indiana.

 

[lovemywoods]

I've had one for 4 months. Very happy with it.

I've used it on a 10/22 rifle and a P22 pistol. No problems.

Do remember to clean it regularly!

 

[OneBadV8]

These cans ooze awesome sauce.*


*Not literally, of course, they really do not require any sauce at all and run very quiet dry.



Best value I've seen and made right here in Indiana.

I've had one for 4 months. Very happy with it.

I've used it on a 10/22 rifle and a P22 pistol. No problems.

Do remember to clean it regularly!

Same experience here. They hold their own with suppressors that cost twice the money. And their new centerfire rifle suppressors coming out are above the rest and yet cheaper.

 

[Dirc]

I've paid for mine, plan to pick it up sometime in August.

Planning to use it on a 10/22, 22/45, and 21a.

 

[combat45acp]

I've paid for mine, plan to pick it up sometime in August.

Planning to use it on a 10/22, 22/45, and 21a.

You need the Huntertown BBB for the 21A...

 

[hotrodtba]

You need the Huntertown BBB for the 21A...

Yes you do:

 

[sirR9]

How much is the tax?

 

[ATM]

How much is the tax?

Suppressors require a standard NFA tax stamp - $200.00

 

[MiCo]

Thanks for the feedback everyone! I moved here from Illinois 5 years ago and am loving the freedom of firearm carry and the fact that I can even own a suppressor. I am going to start the process for a 6" Guardian for my 10/22 and get a MKIII/45 threaded as my next gun.