Anyone have any experience with the SWR Specwar? I think this is the one I want for a 7.62, would appreciate any advice.
SUPPRESSORS
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duckriver
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What does the paper work cost to get one? I figured its a lot of hoops and expensive
infoman jr.
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It's a lot easier than you might think to get one. The tax stamp is $200 in addition to the price of the suppressor.
7mm08
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Didn't you used to have to go thru an attorney and some crap of declaring it in a will or something like that?
infoman jr.
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If you don't want to have your local LEO involved, you can form a trust in which to own the suppressor or other NFA item. That's the route I went. Mine holds 2 suppressors and an SBR. If you don't want to go through a trust, your local Chief of Police must sign the Form 4 and you will be fingerprinted before you submit it to the ATF.7mm08":2rvs6n38 said:
infoman jr.
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infoman jr.":edw1w02l said:
infoman jr, did you use the silencer shop on your purchase? They have one I am interested in buying.... any feedback if so?
Wiley
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The Silencer Shop is a great place to do business. I bought a Silencerco Osprey 45 from them a couple of years ago.
infoman jr.
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I bought mine through my employer, but Silencer Shop is good to go.backstraps":112f9eal said:
Thanks guys for the replys
Tony
Tony
I have shot a spec war 7.62 for a year or so. Love it. Best .30 cal full auto rated out there for the money. Built like a tank.
LanceS4803
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I went with a Thunderbeast 30BA. (They have a brand new one out now with a smaller muzzle brake.) They are titanium, durable and light weight. I've used this suppressor for deer hunting and it is on my AR right now for coyotes.
https://thunderbeastarms.com/products/ultra-9
If you shooting for accuracy in a bolt action, the 30 series is the one to go with. No POI shift on or off.
Paperwork is super easy, it is the wait that is a killer.
https://thunderbeastarms.com/products/ultra-9
If you shooting for accuracy in a bolt action, the 30 series is the one to go with. No POI shift on or off.
Paperwork is super easy, it is the wait that is a killer.
Just got 3 suppressors back via trust option less than 4 months wait . The tax stamp is 200.00 per item and The trust was all online thru silencershop and cost about 100.00.
infoman jr.
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I have one of those in a .300 win mag. Freaking tac driver.LanceS4803":p131h2lb said:I went with a Thunderbeast 30BA. (They have a brand new one out now with a smaller muzzle brake.) They are titanium, durable and light weight. I've used this suppressor for deer hunting and it is on my AR right now for coyotes.
https://thunderbeastarms.com/products/ultra-9
If you shooting for accuracy in a bolt action, the 30 series is the one to go with. No POI shift on or off.
Paperwork is super easy, it is the wait that is a killer.
A trust is the way to go if you plan on purchasing more than one nfa item. I decided to go with a Templar ark9 can so I can use it with my Tikka 35 whelen. Its 7.5in long and weighs in at 12oz. I'm still waiting for my form 3 but will give a review on their suppressor in may sometime when I get everything taken care of.
