http://militarytimes.com/blogs/gears...pressed-rifle/
Just saw this, thought folks would be interested.
"Daniel Defense will release their first suppressor product next week at SHOT Show. The Integrally Suppressed Rifle (ISR) is an AR built on a pistol length gas system chambered in 300 AAC. It’s business end features a 10.3″ cold hammer forged barrel with a 5.7″ permanently mounted sound suppressor that brings the overall barrel length to 16.145″.
1 tax stamp I presume?
Awesome.
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The can is permanently attached, and the new barrel OAL is over 16" ... so I think 1 tax stamp is in order.
Seems cool, I suppose, if I had a use for that round.
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X2. Wish it was 5.56 or even better .308.Originally Posted by orionz06
Another thing that will be bought once those powerball people finally cooperate.
3/15/2016
Sort of neat, but extremely limiting.
That's my first reaction. With tax stamps, any suppressor should be moveable between guns. This is cool, and all, but it's a niche item. I'd rather have a separate SBR and suppressor.
I'm really hoping they release one in 5.56.
"Integrally" seems a misnomer in this case. More like "grafted on". An integral can, to me, is the type you see on .22s where the mass of the can is spread along the bore to reduce the OD. this just seems like a bad way to keep from having two stamps (are there states where cans are legal and SBRs aren't?) for a silly round.
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