Gemtech Adds 7.62 Suppressor to the Abyss Series
Gemtech have announced the addition of a 7.62mm suppressor to their Abyss range. The full auto-rated can is made from 17-4PH Stainless Steel and 6AL4V Titanium and weighs in at 16.3oz. The Abyss 7.62 is designed for calibers ranging from 5.7X28 to 300WM. It is available at $945.00 MSRP.
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Here’s what Gemtech have to say about the Abyss 7.62:
Gemtech, a leader in cutting-edge innovation and visionary designs within the suppressor industry, announces a new addition to the AbyssTM series with the introduction of the AbyssTM 7.62 suppressor.
The durability of the Abyss series sets the standard within the heavy use suppressor category. Built on five of Gemtech’s patent-pending technologies, its design allows rounds to pass through while gasses expand into the baffle spaces, lowering pressure, minimizing muzzle flash, and significantly reducing decibels. The Abyss also lessens back pressure by routing gasses forward, away from the shooter for increased comfort and reliability.
Constructed from stainless steel and titanium components, this suppressor has an overall length of 6.6 inches without a mount, and 7.3 inches when paired with Gemtech’s ETMTM (Elite Taper Mount). The Abyss series suppressors are designed around durability and can be mounted to barrels through direct thread standards. The Abyss 7.62 is fully-auto rated and has a caliber rating ranging from 5.7x28mm through 300 Win Mag. Leave nothing to chance with the all-new ABYSS 7.62.
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How does this differ from the Neutron (why is it slightly heavier)?
I’d be interested in seeing full reviews of these newer Gemtech cans.