PSL with Suppressor

**Red Jacket Firearms** · 10-12-2009, 06:37 PM

Brought the barrel back to 20 inches , threaded 14/1 L/H . With the can on , its an inch longer then the stock rifle . Handles well and the suppressor sure makes it polite

patjsimpson · 10-12-2009, 07:04 PM

so what is the price for this package?

**Red Jacket Firearms** · 10-12-2009, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by patjsimpson

so what is the price for this package?

Our Stainless Steel can is $675.00 . Shortening , threading and refinish with GunKote , I charged $250.00 .

**sjohnson** · 10-12-2009, 07:33 PM

Sweet! I wonder how it would handle 220 grain subsonic?

**Red Jacket Firearms** · 10-12-2009, 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by sjohnson

Sweet! I wonder how it would handle 220 grain subsonic?

I don't know where you'ld get them , but I've shot plenty of the .308 and x39 subsonic's through our can's , like shooting a suppressed 9mm . with a real good suppressor lol . You mostly get the hear the bullet impact and the action cycle .

**sjohnson** · 10-12-2009, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Red Jacket Firearms

I don't know where you'ld get them , but I've shot plenty of the .308 and x39 subsonic's through our can's , like shooting a suppressed 9mm . with a real good suppressor lol . You mostly get the hear the bullet impact and the action cycle .

You'd have to make them. 180 grain might work as well.

I roll my own 7.62x54r 125's with reduced loading for plinking and pest control (close up coyotes and badgers, the like) and it works well, at least in my Mosins. It wouldn't be all that bad to use light bullets and turn that PSL into a lightweight subsonic straight-pull bolt action.

Again, what a sweet rifle/can combo!

**sjohnson** · 10-12-2009, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Red Jacket Firearms

I don't know where you'ld get them , but I've shot plenty of the .308 and x39 subsonic's through our can's , like shooting a suppressed 9mm . with a real good suppressor lol . You mostly get the hear the bullet impact and the action cycle .

You'd have to make them. 180 grain might work as well.

I roll my own 7.62x54r 125's with reduced loading for plinking and pest control (close up coyotes and badgers, the like) and it works well, at least in my Mosins. It wouldn't be all that bad to use light bullets and turn that PSL into a lightweight subsonic straight-pull bolt action.

Again, what a sweet rifle/can combo! Hunting without all the noise

**Red Jacket Firearms** · 10-12-2009, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by sjohnson

You'd have to make them. 180 grain might work as well.

I roll my own 7.62x54r 125's with reduced loading for plinking and pest control (close up coyotes and badgers, the like) and it works well, at least in my Mosins. It wouldn't be all that bad to use light bullets and turn that PSL into a lightweight subsonic straight-pull bolt action.

Again, what a sweet rifle/can combo! Hunting without all the noise

try you a 220 gr , that's what Engles uses . They work really great , cycle the action . And Thanks

**Bluejack** · 10-12-2009, 09:15 PM

man, can't wait to get my can from you guys

**Red Jacket Firearms** · 10-12-2009, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Bluejack

man, can't wait to get my can from you guys

Do you know how much quicker it would go if you got Stephie a dealer to send it to ?

Get on the ball Jack !