The Integra 15-22 Suppressed Upper keeps the.22 LR platform agile and makes it easier to shoot. Yes, there is a lot of gritting among traditionalists. You can pitch lead without a can. Yet, not taking advantage of the shooting tech available today, well, it makes about as much sense as staying wed to black powder after the advent of nitrocellulose.Nowhere is this more evident than in adding a suppression system to a rimfire. You get less recoil, less report, faster shooting, and greater accuracy potential. Although it is a bold statement to make, there are few things better than shooting a suppressed fire rimfire. Shooting a suppressed rimfire is a bold statement, but it’s possible. Thanks to Gemtech, things could not be better in this arena. The company’s Integra 15-22 suppressed upper, which was launched earlier this year, improves the carbine’s already solid performance. It offers exceptional sound suppression and is packaged in a discreet package that preserves the integrity of its platform. It makes an already sweet rimfire even more delicious. This begs the question: why spend $654 (MSRP), for the Integra? The answer for the MP15-22 owner is performance, although not in the way you might think. It hits all the right notes, but the real strength of the MP15-22 is its ability to maintain a fluid platform. Most rimfire cans will add 5 to 7 inches to a barrel. The MP15-22 takes a 16.5 inch carbine and turns it into a 21- to 234-inch rifle. The rifle’s weight is also thrown out of control, as the rifle gains about 3 to 4 ounces more weight beyond the muzzle. Integra is a mere.25 inch longer overall and weighs in at almost the same weight as a stock 15-22 lower. This advantage pays dividends, preserving the carbine’s inherent dexterity. This is especially noticeable when shooting the Integra offhand. The gun’s fulcrum may be a little forward, but it doesn’t make a significant difference in shooting. Many consider that this alone is worth the entry price. Integra Breakdown While it is important to preserve the feel and nimbleness of the 15-22, the Integra also brings other advantages. We will now discuss the construction of the Integra. It is a 9-inch barrel that is pinned to a monocore baffle 7.9-inch in length. This ensures that the upper is within the 16-inch minimum length. It is also a “one-stamp” purchase. The upper packs a double punch thanks to the ample monocore. It is notable for reducing the carbine’s reported level to safe levels. In fact, Gemtech recommended that the ear protection be removed from the Cancon test. The ample monocore can also reduce the need to clean it as fouling is less likely to clog it within a short time. The monocore is made from 17-4PH stainless steel and can withstand overheating quickly due to its thermal-resistant nature. A lightweight aluminum tube measuring.925 inches fits snugly around its internals. It is black-oxided finished and, interestingly, does not have a gas seal. This is a benefit for sound suppression, increasing the overall size the expansion chamber. However, it also means that fouling can find its way into nooks. The Integra at Cancon in Savannah, Ga. in October. The MP15-22 is absolutely safe for naked ears, as the upper provides unparalleled sound suppression. This makes it a great option for plinkers, allowing them to start shooting with little recoil and very low report. The Integra is ideal for long, tedious afternoons sending ground squirrels to varmint Valhalla. This is especially true for those who want to run the gun accurately and with great accuracy. You can use the trigger quickly and with little to no kick or muzzle raise, which was tested at Cancon. Parting Shot Obviously, if you cannot pick a nit on any gun accessory or component, you probably aren’t paying enough attention. The Integra 15-22 Suppressed Lower is only compatible with the MP15-22. Gemtech is a Smith & Wesson Company, so it’s understandable that they keep the Integra 15-22 Suppressed Upper in the family. It’s only compatible with the MP15-22. It’s also a great excuse for anyone who is interested in adding a 15-22 to their arsenal. It’s a great excuse to add a 15-22 to your arsenal.
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