Chameleon 9mm information, help please.

[garagegunmaker]

Long story short, my father-in-law impulse bought two huntertown arms Chameleon 9mm suppressors from a small class three dealer in Michigan where he lives a few years ago. Took almost 2 years to receive as the dealer screwed up a bunch of his paperwork. He finally got them about a year ago but never even got around to shooting them till this week. As we know Huntertown arms is out of business, and also now so is the class III dealer he bought them from. The suppressors just came in a plain cardboard box with no information. I saw on Huntertown’s old website ( which actually worked last week but now appears to be off-line today ) The Chamaeleon 308 and chameleon 556, but there was no chameleon 9mm. Saw that those two were rated for some higher calibers. Really just wondering if anyone can provide me any information on the Chameleon 9 as far as caliber ratings, barrel lengths, or even if there are any compatible thread adapters. All he has Is fixed barrel 1/2x 28 adapter for each of them.

Thanks for any info, this is the last try as I have googled for hours as well as attempted the old email from Huntertown and private messaging the forum member here who used to run the company, all with no luck.

Thanks,

 

[Tactically Fat]

Bump for info!

 

[M67]

Where the Chameleons the titanium cans? Trying to remember that particular model but drawing a blank

 

[garagegunmaker]

Here is a picture of one of them. Yes they were the titanium ones, in unfinished silver color. Thanks for the replies, any and all info appreciated.

 

[M67]

Looks like the Huntertown website is back up for the moment

Huntertown Arms - Suppressors for everyone - warrantied beyond life

Here's the specs for the 308:

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Supported Calibers:	300 Win Mag, .308, 300 Blackout
Full Auto:	Moderate .308 and 300 Blackout
Minimum barrel length	300 Win Mag - 22 inches .308 - 16 inches 300 Blackout - 8 inches
Overall Length:	8.5 inches
Diameter:	1.5 inches
Weight:	17.5 ounces
Core Material:	Stainless Steel
Tube Material:	Titanium
Finish:	Natural Titanium
Threads:	5/8-24
MSRP:	$699.00"

So theoretically they 9mm would be built the same as the 308s, just bored out a bit larger probably for 9mm rifles and 357 mag/38 sp rifles.....I'm not sure why he couldn't use them on 308s, 300 win mags, etc. unless they used aluminum baffles on the 9mm version but not sure why they would have.

Seems like a good option for a home defense dedicated 300blk can, just get it cerakoted black or get grill paint.

As for thread modules, I'd say his best bet is to take his current to a machinist and have some made in a bigger thread. Might be pricey but might be his only option

 

[garagegunmaker]

Thanks for the info M67 and others, I am going to compare the specs of the .308 version to his next time I at his house. I know the baffles are definitely stainless steel, so if the dimensions and weight are the exact same as what m67 found then I would assume it would be safe with some larger calibers. If they are I thanks we may try some subsonic 7.62x39 to start with and see how that goes. Thanks again Ingo!