Angstadt Arms Vanquish 9 [Triggrcon 2022]

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No baffles, No problem. The Angstadt Arms Vanquish 9 uses its long rifled barrel combined with gas ports strategically located to suppress the sound and create this quiet, integrally-suppressed smooth shooting system. When the steel is louder than the shot you know it’s a good day.

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