suppressor silencer for 5.7x28

[mtsul]

hey I was wondering what size i would need for a five seven pistol ar57 p90/s90 woul you be able to use any 22? or 556/223?

[CSACANNONEER]

Different designs function a little differently/have different levels of efficiencies. I'd contact a few manufactures and ask each one which of their product(s) they would recommend for you application(s).

[mtsul]

Different designs function a little differently/have different levels of efficiencies. I'd contact a few manufactures and ask each one which of their product(s) they would recommend for you application(s).

ok cool but it would work with all 22calibers like 5.7 223/556 i guess is what im asking? just some would be more quieter than others

[CSACANNONEER]

ok cool but it would work with all 22calibers like 5.7 223/556 i guess is what im asking? just some would be more quieter than others

I'm far from a surpressor expert. I would assume that a .223/5.56 can would not be an issue. A .22lr can might or might not be up to the task/pressures though.

[xr650r]

Most 22lr cans can be disassembled for cleaning. (Get super dirty)

223/5.56 cans can not.

[CSACANNONEER]

Most 22lr cans can be disassembled for cleaning. (Get super dirty)

223/5.56 cans can not.

Really? I've seen centerfire cans that can be disassembled. Are you just talking about one or two manufacturers or, is there some reason that .223/5.56 cans are manufactured so they can't be disassembled for cleaning/repair?

[xr650r]

Really? I've seen centerfire cans that can be disassembled. Are you just talking about one or two manufacturers or, is there some reason that .223/5.56 cans are manufactured so they can't be disassembled for cleaning/repair?

I've not personally seen a 5.56 can that can be "user" disassembled.

All of the 22LR cans can be disassembled (again, as I've seen)

I'm sure you "can" disassemble a 5.56 can, but...it's specifically not recommended in the instructions I've read.

[CSACANNONEER]

I'm far from a surpressor expert. I would assume that a .223/5.56 can would not be an issue. A .22lr can might or might not be up to the task/pressures though.

I did not spend much time researching this at SHOT but, the few surpressor manufactures that I spoke with confirmed my initial thoughts. A .223/5.56 can was recommended and a .22lr can was not. I was too busy to bother asking about centerfire cans which can be dissassembled by the user. I did see a few but, they could have been demos.

[dan12580]

I just bought a gemtech for my 6 1/2 in upper. Sar57 is the model. Haven't used it but the model I got is rifle specific and is said to be good to use on 22lr/mag and lesser calibers. But not rated for 223.

[technique]

I just bought a gemtech for my 6 1/2 in upper. Sar57 is the model. Haven't used it but the model I got is rifle specific and is said to be good to use on 22lr/mag and lesser calibers. But not rated for 223.

Thanks for your purchase!

SFN-57 is for the FN 5.7 pistols, it comes ready to thread on your factory threaded FN barrels or threaded aftermarket barrels (Jarvis).
You may also shoot 22.lr, 22mag., or 17HMR with the SFN-57.

With the SAR57, you can use 22lr, .22 Mag., 5mm Remington, .17HMR, and other lesser calibers.

With short barreled PS90's Gemtech has a by-lock type adapter for use withe the G5 5.56 suppressor. Most folks go with that.

[dan12580]

You work for gemtech? Should I have went with the g5? Ill be hitting you up about some duracoate here before too long also.

[technique]

You work for gemtech? Should I have went with the g5? Ill be hitting you up about some duracoate here before too long also.

It's always good to buy cans for their specific use/application. You'll get the performance you're after that way.

Most people with AR57s go with the SAR57 and love it. The PS90 guys do the G5 because there is a mounting option for it.

I rarely "share" cans. The only time I do it is with .30 cans. I'll use .308, .243, or 6.8.

[CSACANNONEER]

I rarely "share" cans. The only time I do it is with ........

I don't let my wife share her cans either. They are a bit bigger than 30s though.

Hey, sorry I didn't get a chance to meet you at SHOT. I spent about 50% of my time working our booth at 2017. Where was your booth at?

[technique]

Hey, sorry I didn't get a chance to meet you at SHOT. I spent about 50% of my time working our booth at 2017. Where was your booth at?

Didn't know you were there, I'd have stopped by yours.
We were at Booth 20521, 2nd floor Mil/LE/Tactical.

[CSACANNONEER]

Didn't know you were there, I'd have stopped by yours.
We were at Booth 20521, 2nd floor Mil/LE/Tactical.

Oh well, there's always next year.