Gemtech Tracker ?

[yotehunter243]

Was at the local shop today and they were pretty light on cans but had a Tracker on the shelf and was the only 30cal. I already have a Sig as my main can and love it but was looking at adding a second for when my boy gets older and so I can have one on a deer rifle. I see it's only rated for 10 shots before cooling down. Ive only ever mag dumped once in my life and I'm not a range guy. Sticktly hunting and sighting in off the bench. Anyone have experience with them?

 

[Catdog1]

They are great cans for what they are. Personally I stick with full auto rated cans only. Especially when night hunting pigs.

 

[steve garrett]

Gemtech is out of business. I was going to buy a tracker last year. The company was sold to smith and Wesson who shut the company down. I recommend a silenco harvester 300

 

[mhammer]

I have the Tracker. I don't have anything to compare it to, but I don't have any complaints.

 

[rhinosparky]

GemTech is not shut down. Same company different location and different owners.

 

[steve garrett]

Originally Posted By: rhinosparkyGemTech is not shut down. Same company different location and different owners.

I disagree smith and wesson bought them, then got into some fight with the owner and shut the place down. if gemtech is still in business, good luck finding one to buy. if you want a tracker. a sico, havester 300 is a great alternative.

 

[rhinosparky]

They are very much in business.
I just purchased a GemTech one five months ago.
They have their website updated as well.

 

[M@Hill]

Anyone have one of these and know about how long the cool down time is for the can to return to ambient temps?

 

[cornstalker]

I have a Tracker. I have yet to actually shoot it 10 times in a short period of time. The most I have done is six shots. It was cooled all of the way down within just a few minutes.