Can A Silencer Be Fitted To A Luger

[stressed]

Wait, where the heck did you find that 10/22 dress up kit? and only if said drum was as reliable as it looks

[Hugh]

Originally Posted by stressed

Wait, where the heck did you find that 10/22 dress up kit? and only if said drum was as reliable as it looks

Get yours here:
http://www.1022fungun.com/store/pc/home.asp

Kinda hit & miss on finding a reliable 50 rd drum magazine, some work and some don't by the same manuf, and no make is more reliable than the other! You can get a dummy with the kit that holds 10 rounds.

[stressed]

Originally Posted by Hugh

Get yours here:
http://www.1022fungun.com/store/pc/home.asp

Kinda hit & miss on finding a reliable 50 rd drum magazine, some work and some don't by the same manuf, and no make is more reliable than the other! You can get a dummy with the kit that holds 10 rounds.

Nice, they even have an Thompson "squad leader" which is the one I would go with. I actually have a nice M1 carbine stock conversion on my 10/22 right now.

A silenced luger will be much more quiet even with it's action. You would want to run 147gr bullets or suppresser specific 124gr.

And no, suppressers don't quiet it down to just "Phvvvt" like the movies, and they don't sound anything like that. There are some silenced sub guns and carbines, like the .45 ACP DeLisle carbine for picking off sentries in WWII, and the sterling Mk5 where literally all you hear is the action working.