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The Ruger-57 with a suppressor
The Ruger-57, chambered in 5.7x28mm, gets even more interesting with a suppressor. In the video, we run this unique pistol setup at the range so you can hear how a suppressed Ruger-57 sounds.
Why the Ruger-57 stands out
- Lightweight design: it is easy to carry and shoot for long sessions.
- High-velocity cartridge: 5.7x28mm is a small, fast, flat-shooting round.
- 20-round magazine: plenty of capacity for range days. Keep it fed with ammo from True Shot Ammo.
What to expect from a suppressor
A suppressor cuts muzzle blast a lot, but it does not make a gun silent. Many 5.7x28mm loads are supersonic, so you still hear the crack of the bullet. That is why we still recommend electronic hearing protection even when shooting suppressed. If suppressors are legal where you live, Anechoic offers titanium suppressors. They are regulated under the National Firearms Act, and state laws vary.
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Where to buy the gear mentioned in this post
- Shop ammo at True Shot Ammo
- Shop ShellShock electronic hearing protection
- Shop Anechoic suppressors (where legal)
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