Pictures of Sectioned and X-rayed Silencers - Update Gemtech - RSA - F1

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Pictures of Sectioned and X-rayed Silencers - Update Gemtech - RSA - F1

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Gents,

There are so many questions here that could be anwsered for at leas 75% if one would do a good read on completed builds and looking at what is available online.

So here it goes, I wanted to start this with Sectioned / cut silencers.
X-rayed will follow and I will keep updating this post as I find images online.
I will also include Patent Numbers of the pictures if available and include all other patent numbers I can find on that company / Producer / developer.

Beginning with the Father of Silencers
Hiram Maxim
Patents - 916.885 - 1.482.805 -
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AAC
Patents - Brittingham US08579075 - US20120145478 - Silvers US7587969 - X-Baffle US7987944 - US7661349 - US7743693 - Omni US7789009 - US07610992 - US7905171B1 - US8387299B1 - US20090050403A1 - US20110088540A1 -
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AU -Ase Utra
Patent 20041373 F41A 21/30
SL series
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AU Jet-Z
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B&T
Patents - silencer locking mechanism US08453789 - US20080098880 -
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Colt XM177 Moderator
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Finn
Patents US4384507A - US4588043 - Adjustable Silencer US4384507 - Barrel Bypass System US4590698 A
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Gemtech
Gemtech has Many Patents, designed by Latka or Dater
Patents - US8910745B2 - US8991551B2 - US8991552B2 - US8997621B1 - US20140224575 A1 -
M2-96D -5.56
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HEL
Patent - Werbell -US3710679 - 3.667.570 -
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leverance
Patent 3.776.093
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H&K
Patents - MP5SD factory Silencer - US4974489 - Barel porting lockout US4501189 - Shotgun silencer US5315914 A - modular Silencer US005679916 - US 20140190345 A1 - US6412389B2 - US6889593B2 -
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KAC - MK2 Blast Suppressor
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OSS
Patents - USD642648 - US8196701B1 - US8286750B1 - US8826793B2 - USD639375S1 - USD642649S1 -
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Ratworx AUG silencer
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Shooters Depot NA5 system 12 gage
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SF
Patents US20100313743 A1 - US07594464 - US08453789 - US7676976 - US8209895 - US8091462 - US20060060076 - US20070266844 - US8973481B2 - US8763510B2 - US20100199834A1 - US20120272818A1 - USD682974S1 - USD682975S1 - USD683806S1 -
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SIG Silencers
Patents - Box silencer US5136924 -
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Silencerco
Patents -Osprey - US08162100 - US8950546B2 - US20120199415 - US20110067950A1 - US08555765 - US8794376B2 - US20100126334A1 - US20140020976A1 - US20140020977A1 -
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Silencerco Osprey
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SilencerCo Salvo 12
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Silencerco Saker 5.56 and 7.62 Patent US20140020976A1 / US20140020977A1 / US8794376B2
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Omega baffle -
Patent US6575074 - Gadini


Sonic 45
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Made in RSA - 9mm
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Russian Revolver
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PBS AKM
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VSS (early mono-core :shock: )
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Russian Counterpart of German silencer below - for the Mosin Nagant
http://i2.guns.ru/forums/icons/forum_pi ... 067503.jpg

WW2 - K98 silencer
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Drawing of silencer above, to explain that it is not complete in the sectioned picture.
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Enfield - F1 - K baffle
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Different Models Unknown Producers
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22lr - Felt combo
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DWG of the silencer above
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Sidenote
Patent 2.780.962 = basis for the Silencerco Salvo 12 guide-rail system.

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Gents, as all images used are NOT mine, just let me know if one is yours and you want it deleted send me a PM.

Many brands and often seen. (info take of internet)
1. HTG Eureka 5.56mm
2. HTG Aris 5.56mm
3. HTG Universal .22 cal
4. KAC MP5SD 9x19mm (replacement Silencer)
5. KAC Navy 9mm
6. Gemtech M4-96D 5.56mm
7. Triple X Warior 5.56mm
8. SWR Wolverine 5.56mm
9. AAC Scar SD 5.56mm
10. SRT Hurricane 5.56mm
11. Gemtech M4-96C 5.56mm
12. AAC M4-2000 5.56mm or M4-1000 ,M4-2000 07′models???
13. KAC NT4 5.65mm
14. Gemtech Trinity LID 9mm
15. AAC Evo 9 9mm
16. Gemtech Raptor 3LUG 9mm
17. B&T Impuls 9mm / Licence build by CCF
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AAC - Patent US7587969-silvers (glock xray)
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AAC Scarab (Walther P22)
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AAC M4-100 / M4-2000
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AU - 22lr
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B&T Impuls 2A
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Coastal ??
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SF - OPS - KAC - ST
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H&K MP5SD
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KAC (number 5 above)
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SWR
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Russian (conical K's)
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Russian
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Russian and BR Reflex
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UK made Copy of BR Reflex
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T.B.D.
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AR15 - 9mm
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DUMMY
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Welrod 9mm - front module
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You know there is already a thread with all these in it and more right? Its the baffle pictures thread. Guessing you missed it, although its not strictly limited to xrays and cutaways...
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Thank you Gunny.There are a few I have not seen pictures of including the faux pistol suppressor.I love to see the WW2 German suppressors,some are very complex.Have you ever used any of them that were ahead of there time.With subsonic ammo it sure looks like some models were probably very quiet.
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The first image noted as B&T Impuls 2A is actually a Impuls made by CCF. Same can just licensed to be made in the US.

I believe after a bit or research and a few xrays that #4 on the large xray is actually a KAC MP5SD can. Have to pull up my xrays again to verify though but it is definitly not the SR25 can.

#7 on the large xray is the Triple X Warrior 5.56mm can.
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Capt. Link. wrote:Thank you Gunny.There are a few I have not seen pictures of including the faux pistol suppressor.I love to see the WW2 German suppressors,some are very complex.Have you ever used any of them that were ahead of there time.With subsonic ammo it sure looks like some models were probably very quiet.
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I have shot the model that looks like in the big Sectioned Picture.
When you hold it it looks like an grenade launcher cup.
It holds 2 rubber plugs (wipe) and with the Nahpatrone ( reload) it sounds like an airgun. I was impressed.
Accuracy was not bad but I would not try an 8" target at 100 meters. if my live depended on it.
Might be that the reloads where not up to specs but at 50 to 75 meters it was a great fun toy.

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Bendersquint wrote:You know there is already a thread with all these in it and more right? Its the baffle pictures thread. Guessing you missed it, although its not strictly limited to xrays and cutaways...

Bender I do know about the Baffle Picture thread, but wanted to keep this to Sectioned and X-rayed models as they do sometimes show more about the design.
So if it i snot a problem I want to keen updating this from time to time with new / old finds.
Maybe adding extra information besides brand. Include model and maybe Patent numbers?

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Bendersquint wrote:The first image noted as B&T Impuls 2A is actually a Impuls made by CCF. Same can just licensed to be made in the US.

I believe after a bit or research and a few xrays that #4 on the large xray is actually a KAC MP5SD can. Have to pull up my xrays again to verify though but it is definitly not the SR25 can.

#7 on the large xray is the Triple X Warrior 5.56mm can.
I do think that the online info on # 9 being a SCAR silencer i snot correct as well, I would have to check my data on that to.

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Great post Gunny, some I have not seen before
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Bendersquint wrote: I believe after a bit or research and a few xrays that #4 on the large xray is actually a KAC MP5SD can. Have to pull up my xrays again to verify though but it is definitly not the SR25 can.
Yeah i have the KAC MP5SD can and that is it.
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I have looked through probably 90% of the relevant archive threads but for myself appreciate the comprehensive pics in one post. Kind of like a repository rather than digging through various threads for pictures. Thank you and bookmarked.
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propeine wrote:I have looked through probably 90% of the relevant archive threads but for myself appreciate the comprehensive pics in one post. Kind of like a repository rather than digging through various threads for pictures. Thank you and bookmarked.
You missed the baffle pictures thread, there are a couple hundred pics in there of baffles and cans etc...tried to get it a sticky and was denied.
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Bendersquint wrote:
propeine wrote:I have looked through probably 90% of the relevant archive threads but for myself appreciate the comprehensive pics in one post. Kind of like a repository rather than digging through various threads for pictures. Thank you and bookmarked.
You missed the baffle pictures thread, there are a couple hundred pics in there of baffles and cans etc...tried to get it a sticky and was denied.
Nope i have that one bookmarked too. Also a great resource. Unfortunate that some of the pics are red x's now. I never could understand what was wrong with stickying it.
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This is an awesome thread. Very educational all on its own.
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Amazing thread!! I was shocked to see the number of 5.56 suppressors that utilize a low number of baffles. I was trying to tell if those cans clip the baffles. Particularly the Gemtechs. I've shot the M4-2000 and it was very quiet on a 14" M4.
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