Suppressors Griffin Checkmate II Rimfire suppressor
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Re: Griffin Checkmate II Rimfire suppressor
There are a couple people with older checkmates who are using the new baffles. They post on NFA talk. We have targets from one of those customers on the Facebook Page, compared to his Liberty Suppressor. I also posted my actual shift with a QD model on my Remington 504T over there.
Joe at Joeboboutfitters has a few in stock and has probably shot one.
There have been relatively few sales, and with the NFA timelines one of the only guys who has used his is the single review floating around online- he was motivated and generous enough to write a review of his experience shooting the suppressor while at his Class III dealer's indoor range (still waiting for form 4 approval to leave the building with his product).
Bill the owner of NFA talk, with the help of Matt from Front Toward Enemy Arms, was able to sound test a Checkmate II. That was about a month ago. The actual review hasn't been posted yet. (I keep looking for it).
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> From the Griffin Armament Facebook page:
Matt Moskalick We just metered your checkmate II with Bill from NFATalk and, it sounded awesome!
September 6 at 10:41am · Like · 1 person
Griffin Armament Sweet!!! I was hoping it would do alright over there! Thanks to Bill at NFA Talk and to Front Toward Enemy Firearms for helping us out with the testing!
September 6 at 10:48am · Like · 1 person
Matt Moskalick it didn't matter what host weapon, P22, GSG 1911, Ruger 22/45, Mark II, 10/22...they all sounded good.
September 6 at 10:50am · Unlike · 2 people</div></div>
With the NFA timelines being what they are, a new product today becomes a reasonably circulated product 1-2 years from now. Sales occur in generations, with customers talking to friends, friends buying product etc, and each individual cycle is taking ~6 months right now.
AR15.com Checkmate II review
There are a couple people with older checkmates who are using the new baffles. They post on NFA talk. We have targets from one of those customers on the Facebook Page, compared to his Liberty Suppressor. I also posted my actual shift with a QD model on my Remington 504T over there.
Joe at Joeboboutfitters has a few in stock and has probably shot one.
There have been relatively few sales, and with the NFA timelines one of the only guys who has used his is the single review floating around online- he was motivated and generous enough to write a review of his experience shooting the suppressor while at his Class III dealer's indoor range (still waiting for form 4 approval to leave the building with his product).
Bill the owner of NFA talk, with the help of Matt from Front Toward Enemy Arms, was able to sound test a Checkmate II. That was about a month ago. The actual review hasn't been posted yet. (I keep looking for it).
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> From the Griffin Armament Facebook page:
Matt Moskalick We just metered your checkmate II with Bill from NFATalk and, it sounded awesome!
September 6 at 10:41am · Like · 1 person
Griffin Armament Sweet!!! I was hoping it would do alright over there! Thanks to Bill at NFA Talk and to Front Toward Enemy Firearms for helping us out with the testing!
September 6 at 10:48am · Like · 1 person
Matt Moskalick it didn't matter what host weapon, P22, GSG 1911, Ruger 22/45, Mark II, 10/22...they all sounded good.
September 6 at 10:50am · Unlike · 2 people</div></div>
With the NFA timelines being what they are, a new product today becomes a reasonably circulated product 1-2 years from now. Sales occur in generations, with customers talking to friends, friends buying product etc, and each individual cycle is taking ~6 months right now.
AR15.com Checkmate II review
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