Gemtech Integra 5.56 integrally silenced AR15 upper

Published on June 23, 2017
Duration: 14:19

The Gemtech Integra 5.56 offers an integrally suppressed AR-15 upper receiver for $1,929, featuring a 10.5-inch titanium barrel and suppressor assembly that meets 16-inch legal length. Testing shows muzzle sound at 136.6 dB and shooter's ear at 138.2 dB, both considered hearing safe. Its titanium construction results in a manageable 5.04 lbs weight, making it suitable for hunting and casual shooting without hearing protection.

Quick Summary

The Gemtech Integra 5.56 is an integrally suppressed AR-15 upper receiver costing $1,929. It requires only one NFA tax stamp, saving $200. Sound tests show 136.6 dB at the muzzle and 138.2 dB at the shooter's ear, considered hearing safe. Its titanium construction results in a 5.04 lbs weight.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: Gemtech Integra 5.56
  2. 01:01Technical Construction & Design
  3. 02:11Suppressor Design & Maintenance
  4. 03:19Flash Suppression & Tools
  5. 04:40Muzzle Sound Testing
  6. 06:29Shooter's Ear Sound Testing
  7. 09:20Weight and Balance
  8. 11:01Conclusion & NFA Benefits

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Gemtech Integra 5.56 and its main advantage?

The Gemtech Integra 5.56 is an integrally suppressed AR-15 upper receiver. Its primary advantage is requiring only a single NFA tax stamp, saving $200 compared to building a separate Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR) and suppressor.

What are the sound levels measured for the Gemtech Integra 5.56?

Sound testing recorded an average muzzle sound pressure level of 136.6 dB and a shooter's ear average of 138.2 dB. Both readings are considered hearing safe for extended use.

What materials and weight does the Gemtech Integra 5.56 feature?

The upper utilizes titanium for its gas block, suppressor body, and monocore baffle system. This contributes to a total upper assembly weight of approximately 5.04 lbs.

How is the Gemtech Integra 5.56 maintained?

Maintenance is facilitated by the suppressor's baffle threads, designed to carve away carbon buildup. The baffle system can be removed using a standard 3/8-inch socket wrench.

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