Want a suppressor so where do I start?
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TraumaSlave
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https://www.silencershop.com/
And then check TN Silencer out. Robert is very knowledgeable and will take great care of you. You can buy from the web and have it transferred the TnSilencer. Great place that let's you have conjugals. I will be there Thursday to visit my Rugged Obsidian 45.
https://www.silencershop.com/
And then check TN Silencer out. Robert is very knowledgeable and will take great care of you. You can buy from the web and have it transferred the TnSilencer. Great place that let's you have conjugals. I will be there Thursday to visit my Rugged Obsidian 45.
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I got my Dead Air from Capital Armory as they had the best price I could find.
http://www.capitolarmory.com/
I got my Dead Air from Capital Armory as they had the best price I could find.
http://www.capitolarmory.com/
LanceS4803
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Whatcha planning on shooting it on?
I have one rated for 22lr that swaps to different rifles and pistols.
Another rated for up to 300WM that is used on everything for from 308 to 223.
One on the way rated for full auto 9mm.
leader":wu4tracw said:
Whatcha planning on shooting it on?
I have one rated for 22lr that swaps to different rifles and pistols.
Another rated for up to 300WM that is used on everything for from 308 to 223.
One on the way rated for full auto 9mm.
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I haven't really researched what for? I was thinking 22 to start.
Does every one screw in? So you have to get barrel threaded or buy a rifle with a threaded barrel?
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I haven't really researched what for? I was thinking 22 to start.
Does every one screw in? So you have to get barrel threaded or buy a rifle with a threaded barrel?
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looking at the decibel decrease are they really worth it?
looking at the decibel decrease are they really worth it?
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Thx for heads up, I live over near Straw Plains so I will take a drive over and have him educate me[emoji2]
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TraumaSlave":39g4mywc said:
Thx for heads up, I live over near Straw Plains so I will take a drive over and have him educate me[emoji2]
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TraumaSlave
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I don't want to knock a sale from him. If he had what I wanted, I'd have bought from him. He can walk you through trusts vs private ownership. Has demos so you can figure out what you want. As far as decibel reduction Gray goose,,, here is my 45 with factory ammo.
https://youtu.be/reeDhY0NhN8
(Don't know how to imbed YouTube, sry)
I don't want to knock a sale from him. If he had what I wanted, I'd have bought from him. He can walk you through trusts vs private ownership. Has demos so you can figure out what you want. As far as decibel reduction Gray goose,,, here is my 45 with factory ammo.
https://youtu.be/reeDhY0NhN8
(Don't know how to imbed YouTube, sry)
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I've got one on all my hunting rigs and I wouldn't go through the trouble of packing around the extra weight if it wasn't worth it. I'll never shoot my rifles unsuppressed again. They are amazing.
greygoose":3fgzuil9 said:
I've got one on all my hunting rigs and I wouldn't go through the trouble of packing around the extra weight if it wasn't worth it. I'll never shoot my rifles unsuppressed again. They are amazing.
LanceS4803
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YES!!!
With the 22 rifle, I shoot subsonic. About like a pellet rifle.
No need to shoot subsonic in the pistol, as the barrel is short enough to not allow supersonic velocity.
For new shooters, it takes away the muzzle blast, great for squirrel hunting and I can pop the english sparrows without disturbing neighbors.
For the 300/308, it makes shooting more enjoyable as well as reducing recoil. You'll still need hearing protection because of the crack, but no one else around you will.
For hunting, I took a doe from the middle of a herd. She jumped and ran (heart shot) about 10 yards. The running startled the other deer, but not the shot. They went right back to eating and didn't know what had happened until I walked up. I don't wear ear pro while hunting.
greygoose":1u06l9ms said:
YES!!!
With the 22 rifle, I shoot subsonic. About like a pellet rifle.
No need to shoot subsonic in the pistol, as the barrel is short enough to not allow supersonic velocity.
For new shooters, it takes away the muzzle blast, great for squirrel hunting and I can pop the english sparrows without disturbing neighbors.
For the 300/308, it makes shooting more enjoyable as well as reducing recoil. You'll still need hearing protection because of the crack, but no one else around you will.
For hunting, I took a doe from the middle of a herd. She jumped and ran (heart shot) about 10 yards. The running startled the other deer, but not the shot. They went right back to eating and didn't know what had happened until I walked up. I don't wear ear pro while hunting.
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Tuning in late to this conversation but as a side note the hearing protection act is before the house committee this week. This act removes suppressors from the NFA thus clearing the hurdles and the tax stamp. If it moves at the speed of government this may actually get signed when I'm too old to hear anything anyway, but it's worth consideration.
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Wiley
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I have several suppressors and researched for 2 years before pulling the trigger on my first one in 2008. Technology has come a LONG way since then and the last ones that I bought are much better than that first .22 can that I bought. It SUCKS on a pistol but is a great rifle can......hard to figure that one out, huh?
Everything you could ever want to know is right here........ http://www.silencertalk.com/forum/
I have several suppressors and researched for 2 years before pulling the trigger on my first one in 2008. Technology has come a LONG way since then and the last ones that I bought are much better than that first .22 can that I bought. It SUCKS on a pistol but is a great rifle can......hard to figure that one out, huh?
Everything you could ever want to know is right here........ http://www.silencertalk.com/forum/
infoman jr.
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Yes. Absolutely.
greygoose":9xl93bh4 said:
Yes. Absolutely.
LanceS4803
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I don't think so.
The regulatory burden will be lifted and many more companies will start manufacturing. Even the big name gun companies are already starting, but the Mom and Pop machine shops will start, not to mention the home machinist for personal use.
I'm holding off finishing my Delisle carbine until then.
6.5swede":2r594cnc said:
I don't think so.
The regulatory burden will be lifted and many more companies will start manufacturing. Even the big name gun companies are already starting, but the Mom and Pop machine shops will start, not to mention the home machinist for personal use.
I'm holding off finishing my Delisle carbine until then.
infoman jr.
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Also, waiting for any legislation to pass to buy is a bad plan and only hurts suppressor companies.
No, they won't.6.5swede":28h464uk said:
Also, waiting for any legislation to pass to buy is a bad plan and only hurts suppressor companies.
TraumaSlave
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Not to mention you will wait longer for it to pass and go into effect than you would just getting on NFA.
Not to mention you will wait longer for it to pass and go into effect than you would just getting on NFA.
