Gemtech Outback… Jail Break
During 2003 Gemtech announced the availability of the upgraded Outback II that had a threaded insert made of titanium, replacing the aluminum insert used in the... Read more.
GEMTECH’S MIST.22 SUPPRESSOR: The Ultimate in Quiet for Your Ruger 10/22
With the outer tube removed you can see that the Mist assembly features a one piece G-Core baffle stack permanently attached to a ported 9 inch barrel. The port... Read more.
Sound Suppressors: Hush, Puff, Shhh
By Paul Evancoe Hollywood movies depict sound suppressors as “silencing” the report of a handgun or rifle to an almost inaudible “puff – p... Read more.
Suppressor Manufacturer Guide
By The Small Arms Review Editorial Staff Company: GEMTECHModel: The ONECaliber: 7.62 NATO / 308Length: 7.5”Diameter: 1.625 with ShroudWeight: 16.3ozFacto... Read more.
Tech Spec: V20N3
By Rick Vasquez Silencers have been regulated since the enactment of the National Firearms Act (NFA) of 1934. The NFA is under Title 26 of the United States Cod... Read more.
Legally Armed: V20N3
By Teresa G. Ficaretta, Esq. & Johanna Reeves, Esq. Regulation of Firearm Silencers Under Federal Law In the past few years there has been a significant sur... Read more.
New Review: V20N3
By Chris A. Choat AIMPOINT LAUNCHES NEW AR-READY MICRO SIGHTS Aimpoint has announced the addition of a new line of pre-mounted Micro T-2 and Micro H-2 sights, t... Read more.
Guns of the Silver Screen: V20N3, Red Dawn: “Robert’s Gun”
By Kyle Shea In 1984, World War III broke out. Washington D.C. was hit by a nuclear weapon. Cuban and Nicaraguan Paratroopers attack from fake commercial airlin... Read more.
Material Witness: V20N3
By David Lake Aluminum Second only to steel, aluminum is one of the most common metals used in construction, architecture, and general industry. The metal was f... Read more.
Suppressors Baffles & Threaded Barrels
An “old school” MAC 2-stage suppressor cut-away. The first stage used shoe string eyelets for heat absorption. The second stage had a conical baffle... Read more.
