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22lr with silencer
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Caveman
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you could also look at a SP5. I think that might be my next 9mm sbr for the R9 i just got. I do have a Banshee mkgs sbr that is awesome with a Wolfman. I also have a scorpion sbr with a trilug and a 9k.
Might be a smidge longer now. They have to rebuild GarandThumb’s 10mm
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LittleCalm
NES Member
Any transfer from an individual requires a new tax stamp fee. Always use a trust. I made the mistake of using a single shot trust for several items. Much easier to have a a regular NFA trust with everything in it. Can amend with the stroke of a pen to add trustees. Just remember if you add a trustee then both need to be on subsequent purchases by the trust. Some people apparently add trustees and then remove all but themselves when they want to purchase a new item. That seems sketchy to me so once you get a bunch of items in a trust and want to add other trustees, can just start a new trust for the next round of purchases.
namedpipes
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peterk123
NES Member
Uggh. Didn't get approved in two days. It took four. On our way this afternoon to pick it up!
chris_1001
NES Member
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h2Z0I2jxRU
The 25minute mark (weapons design) in this link is telling.
Nice rifle OP, btw.
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I’m glad this site and a few others still prefer white water kayaking to sitting on the dock of the bay watching their freedoms slipping away.
Good luck!
This is good to hear!! I’m gonna finally build my MK18ish clone. Been a dream build since I got my LTC 20 years ago.
Anyone know of a good place for engraving in Springfield area? I may just head to the Mill and find one of the shops where I can pic up a good lower and have them engrave it at the same time. And it wouldn’t hurt to work with a shop that’s well versed in the NFA stuff. Don’t know a ton about the process.
dcmdon
NES Member
I've got two thoughts.
1) I've probably owned 15 cans over the last 20 years. Probably 4 of them .22 cans. All the .22 cans are all great. They are all quiet and light. It's cheap and easy to suppress a .22. The bullet doesn't have a lot of energy and the small caliber allows for a small exit aperture, which helps with efficiency.
In short, they all work well. The first criteria in selecting one should be ease of cleaning. The one I currently have requires it to be threaded apart. After 200 rounds it's soldered together and is a real PITA to get apart to clean. It's such a pain in the butt, that I've given up. The can originally weighed 3.5 oz and now weighs 4.5 oz. Oh well. It works and I'm not going to waste 20 minutes cleaning it every 200 rounds.
2) When you are talking about legalities and paperwork the correct term is SILENCER. Why? Because that's the language the law and all supporting regulations use. Period. Done. Feel free to call it a suppressor (more technically correct) or a can (easier to type and say). But legally they are all silencers.
1) I've probably owned 15 cans over the last 20 years. Probably 4 of them .22 cans. All the .22 cans are all great. They are all quiet and light. It's cheap and easy to suppress a .22. The bullet doesn't have a lot of energy and the small caliber allows for a small exit aperture, which helps with efficiency.
In short, they all work well. The first criteria in selecting one should be ease of cleaning. The one I currently have requires it to be threaded apart. After 200 rounds it's soldered together and is a real PITA to get apart to clean. It's such a pain in the butt, that I've given up. The can originally weighed 3.5 oz and now weighs 4.5 oz. Oh well. It works and I'm not going to waste 20 minutes cleaning it every 200 rounds.
2) When you are talking about legalities and paperwork the correct term is SILENCER. Why? Because that's the language the law and all supporting regulations use. Period. Done. Feel free to call it a suppressor (more technically correct) or a can (easier to type and say). But legally they are all silencers.
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Thirwell1216
NES Member
My Dead Air Mask HD is the bee's Knees. With subsonic's it is quieter than my PCP airguns and super fun to shoot. I've used Remington and American Eagle brand subs with good success in semi autos. High Velocity Ammo is still a bit loud, but still better than without the can.
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chris_1001
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dcmdon
NES Member
Who knew you could spend $1000 on a bipod!!
chris_1001
NES Member
Right???
This is a single pull, not $1k.
Only sane time to buy one is on Black Friday. Cost was close to the same as an Atlas Cal with an arca clamp or an Accutac SR5 w/ arca clamp, which were the other two I considered. I still kinda want an SR5...
Which action and barrel specs? The Matrix is so butt heavy and with that barricade stop you would need the balance point even more forward. My Vudoo in a BA Comp with all forend weights still barely balances just at the magwell. If I use that gray ops stop it doesn’t sit.
Their black Friday sale usually has a limited supply for 40% off.
Rimx with a 20" 1.20" straight barrel. It balances perfectly with the bipod or an arca weight I slapped together that I sometimes throw on the spigot. I didn't know shit when I bought the barrel and if I were doing it over, I'd go 24". My buddy is making me some external mlok weights and I'm going to lose the side rails. I'm not a big fan.
I'm going to run the can at Alderbrook on Sunday and see how it goes.
I really wish I would have gone at least 22” MTU and more like 24”. But I listened to others who said 20” was better for ballistics / speeds and longer was slower. But now I’m fighting being able to balance. Maybe I should give in and stop throwing money at weights and just rebarrel
dcmdon
NES Member
3 pounds for $110 might help.
dstprecision.net
Da' Shaft 2.0
This weight is the simple and cost effective way to get your rifle to balance. This allows the gun to balance on the CENTER of your support bag. With this single weight or with the add-on weight you can move you balance point well in front of the magazine. It is on an ARCA rail you can slide...
dstprecision.net
3 pounds for $110 might help.
Da' Shaft 2.0
This weight is the simple and cost effective way to get your rifle to balance. This allows the gun to balance on the CENTER of your support bag. With this single weight or with the add-on weight you can move you balance point well in front of the magazine. It is on an ARCA rail you can slide...
and I could order a DFAT while I’m at it.
