Integral 10/22
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MSRP's are comparable to the current YHM unit, and this is MUCH nicer. For some people it is worth it.
http://yhm.net/store/1022_Int.html
http://yhm.net/store/1022_Int.html
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sssscadouche ...rogerdemin wrote:Nicer how? It can not get quieter as it makes no noise.JasonAAC wrote:MSRP's are comparable to the current YHM unit, and this is MUCH nicer. For some people it is worth it.
http://yhm.net/store/1022_Int.html
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The greatest advantages of the intergral is its ability to blead off gas along the whole length of the barrel (via a series of ports the length of the barrel) and therefore run quieter with a greater range of ammunition. When I asked if the Major Malf if, in the YHM, there was any bleeding off of gas before the baffel stack he said no. If that is the case then the YHM may run quiet but only for slower running .22lr rounds. This makes for a cleaner look than a screw on silencer, but not much difference in performance. Looking at the AAC with its porting along the barrels length and if could very well run quieter with cheaper, faster running .22LR.
My concern with intergrals has always been the fact that, like sealed .22lr silencers, is lead build up. So I was excited to see "user servicable" intergrals come out like Thompson Mech. and the YHM, but still other than clean looks wondered if its preformance would ever be better than a muzzle screw on unit. The AAC option "looks like" I will be able to have my cake and eat it too. YMMV.
My concern with intergrals has always been the fact that, like sealed .22lr silencers, is lead build up. So I was excited to see "user servicable" intergrals come out like Thompson Mech. and the YHM, but still other than clean looks wondered if its preformance would ever be better than a muzzle screw on unit. The AAC option "looks like" I will be able to have my cake and eat it too. YMMV.
Re: Integral 10/22
In the materials used (All stainless) and in the way the barrel is ported to allow subsonic use with all standard ammo, and also in the way it comes apart, allowing you easy access to clean the baffles, the tube the ports and the barrel's crown.rogerdemin wrote:Nicer how? It can not get quieter as it makes no noise.JasonAAC wrote:MSRP's are comparable to the current YHM unit, and this is MUCH nicer. For some people it is worth it.
http://yhm.net/store/1022_Int.html
ETA- it runs perfectly with factory standard velocity, high velocity and even subsonic if you have that. But again, all is kept subsonic.
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Ok, I have ALOT of CCI Subsonic and thats all i shoot through my rifles. My guess is that the porting would slow the subs down to a point where it would be less effective than a pellet gun? What is the FPS at muzzle on CCI subs??
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That looks really nice!
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Then the question is why use (typically more expensive) subsonic ammo? Shooting subsonic ammo (to me) defeats the main purpose of an integral: bulk pack ammo without supersonic crack.rogerdemin wrote:The YHM one is steel and very easy to take apart and clean as well. I do see where the ability to bring supersonic rounds under supersonic velocities though.
Ok so the holes in the back bleed off more of the gasses? This does not have a detrimental effect when using subsonic rounds IE slow them down to much? What I am getting at is if this design will make supersonic rounds slow down enough to make them subsonic then would it not slow down subsonic rounds so much that there velocity would become to slow to be useful?
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Or the higher cost of the sub-sonicjt526 wrote:Then the question is why use (typically more expensive) subsonic ammo? Shooting subsonic ammo (to me) defeats the main purpose of an integral: bulk pack ammo without supersonic crack.
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Good looking rifle there. I really like the look of the integrals.
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Because i have a little less than 10,000 rounds of CCI subs. It's what i use in all my .22 rifles. i like the lead HP. Most bulk packs are jacketed. Plus i like having just one ammo for all my .22s. just grab a few baxes and start shooting without looking to see if its the right one. I have really good accuracy with CCI subs and also notice it burns alot cleaner leaving less residue in the barrel. I pay $5.30 for 100 rounds so thats only like $2-$3 more than the federal bulk pack i buy for the little nieces and nephews to shoot. Guess it's just a personal preferance.LonghunterCO wrote:jt526 wrote:Then the question is why use (typically more expensive) subsonic ammo? Shooting subsonic ammo (to me) defeats the main purpose of an integral: bulk pack ammo without supersonic crack.
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IMO experience on average cci subs are not much slower then cci standard velocity. You should be fine with this ported barrel and wont loose much energy, cci advertises the subsonic at 1050fps and the standard at 1070 fps. In my personal experience I did a 10 round string with both in my cz452 16" barrel and I cant remember the average of each but im pretty sure they where like 10fps difference. Both where going intermittently supersonic at about sea level at a temp of 35 degrees. I think I had about 4 out of 10 in the standard go super and 3/10 in the subsonic go super. This was actually the first time I have had either go super on me and thus the reason I broke out the chrono. Normally both will stay sub for me because it stays pretty warm in LA most of the year including winter. Needless to say I dont buy cci subs anymore cause I get the same results with standard for less money.huntinherrington wrote:Because i have a little less than 10,000 rounds of CCI subs. It's what i use in all my .22 rifles. i like the lead HP. Most bulk packs are jacketed. Plus i like having just one ammo for all my .22s. just grab a few baxes and start shooting without looking to see if its the right one. I have really good accuracy with CCI subs and also notice it burns alot cleaner leaving less residue in the barrel. I pay $5.30 for 100 rounds so thats only like $2-$3 more than the federal bulk pack i buy for the little nieces and nephews to shoot. Guess it's just a personal preferance.LonghunterCO wrote:jt526 wrote:Then the question is why use (typically more expensive) subsonic ammo? Shooting subsonic ammo (to me) defeats the main purpose of an integral: bulk pack ammo without supersonic crack.
When I want HP I use aquilla subsonic much quieter to me then either of the cci above. But honestly even hunting tree rats or wabbits I dont see a point in the hollow points the non hollow points always do the job for me.
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I use cci Subs and wanted to know how the ports would effect its velocity. not looking to change ammo or be told i could just use X brand. I am aware that i could just use bulk ammo. Just wanting to know how it would effect cci subs. Not directed towards anyone so nobody needs to get offended... Just looking for the answer to my question. If i have to use bulk thats fine with me just wanting to know how it will run with the ammo i currently run. AGAIN, not trying to be a d*ck to anyone that has suggested his/her opinion. If the subs are not designed and practical through this gun, i will run bulk ammo
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I'm not offended and I understand your question, i just have no idea of the answer. I'll try to get a chrono and some cci subs at some point to answer it.huntinherrington wrote:I use cci Subs and wanted to know how the ports would effect its velocity. not looking to change ammo or be told i could just use X brand. I am aware that i could just use bulk ammo. Just wanting to know how it would effect cci subs. Not directed towards anyone so nobody needs to get offended... Just looking for the answer to my question. If i have to use bulk thats fine with me just wanting to know how it will run with the ammo i currently run. AGAIN, not trying to be a d*ck to anyone that has suggested his/her opinion. If the subs are not designed and practical through this gun, i will run bulk ammo
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Thanks for your reply. It seems that its designed for the purpose to use bulk ammo and have sub performance fun . That is great and i think has a very good potential on todays market. I could always find some bulk ammo to invest into! Looking foward to seeing video/db recordings. Great job on making a fun rifle a whole lot more fun!JasonAAC wrote:I'm not offended and I understand your question, i just have no idea of the answer. I'll try to get a chrono and some cci subs at some point to answer it.huntinherrington wrote:I use cci Subs and wanted to know how the ports would effect its velocity. not looking to change ammo or be told i could just use X brand. I am aware that i could just use bulk ammo. Just wanting to know how it would effect cci subs. Not directed towards anyone so nobody needs to get offended... Just looking for the answer to my question. If i have to use bulk thats fine with me just wanting to know how it will run with the ammo i currently run. AGAIN, not trying to be a d*ck to anyone that has suggested his/her opinion. If the subs are not designed and practical through this gun, i will run bulk ammo
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Well Im guessing but to summarize my other post I think it will do fine with the ammo you have considering its not much different then standard velocity cci which im sure will work fine as well in this integral without much degrade in performance. The gas is going to take the route of least resistance so im thinking the amount of gas exiting the ports is going to depend on the amount of overall gas. So if your shooting subs less gas is going to leave the ports then if your shooting high velocity. So its not going to have as much of an affect on the subs as it will the high velocity in terms of velocity. IMO I suck at physics though so take it with a grain of salt. It will be interesting to see the chrono numbers though. IMO if the subs stay above 900 fps they will get the job done just fine in most applications.huntinherrington wrote:I use cci Subs and wanted to know how the ports would effect its velocity. not looking to change ammo or be told i could just use X brand. I am aware that i could just use bulk ammo. Just wanting to know how it would effect cci subs. Not directed towards anyone so nobody needs to get offended... Just looking for the answer to my question. If i have to use bulk thats fine with me just wanting to know how it will run with the ammo i currently run. AGAIN, not trying to be a d*ck to anyone that has suggested his/her opinion. If the subs are not designed and practical through this gun, i will run bulk ammo
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I agree, the lower the speed, the less gas will escape. Thats what im thinking but im just an oilfield worker so i thought i would ask! Thanks for your input yamatitan, you seem to give me a little clarification on all of my posts.
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huntinherrington wrote:Thats what im thinking but im just an oilfield worker....
You are alright by me. Ask as many questions as you want.
Like you I run CCI standard velocity stuff through my silencers and target rifles (and bulk though everything else)
I look at it like this Standard velocity CCI at my local sporting goods dealer is $7.49/100 (yea it is painful, it sucks) and CCI blazer for $16.99 for 500 (so that is $3.40/100) so I am saving $20.46 every brick I put through it (and getting the same preformance-as far as quietness anyway). Depending on how much you shoot that could add up fast.
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Is there any chance of a 10/22 charger barrel done as an integral, I'd prefer my 10/22 sbr to be an integral and still a pocket gun.
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Any updates on expected ship dates?
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I just felt a great disturbance in the Force. Like all the money in my bank account screaming out at once... and then it was gone.jurist wrote:Is there any chance of a 10/22 charger barrel done as an integral, I'd prefer my 10/22 sbr to be an integral and still a pocket gun.
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Wanted to check in and see when these will be shipping. Any eta and firm pricing? Thanks Jason.
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I do not know.
The boxes are done and I've seen lots of parts around though
The boxes are done and I've seen lots of parts around though
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All the info currently available (including MSRP) at the link:greytamer wrote:Wanted to check in and see when these will be shipping. Any eta and firm pricing? Thanks Jason.
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Re: Integral 10/22
Are the ports on this barrel top and bottom? Or just on top?
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just on topjb1968 wrote:Are the ports on this barrel top and bottom? Or just on top?
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