8654-1ea. wrote:Thanks for the info.

For my education, why is that?

Thanks,
8654

Crush washers frequently crush unevenly, causing concentricity problems.

Today I received word that my Form 3 was approved recently, Thompson Machine finished the 1/2x28 end cap, and my suppressor is now en route to my transferring dealer. Just a heads up to anyone else who's been waiting on a 1/2x28 DB9.

TM is good people. Thanks Brooks!

Will_M wrote:Does anyone have contact information for Brooks or anyone else at Thompson Machine?

My emails aren't being answered and there are some serious questions that are coming up from the ATF and my dealer.

Do you mind sharing what you mean by "serious questions"?

10-4. I guess I'll have to stay with my (still pending) SDN-6 for now. But the 300-TM you showed me at GG was really sweet! Perhaps sometime down the road I'll invest in a larger bore dedicated can. I don't even have a 308 host yet, let alone 300 WM! Also, thank you again for helping me on that barr...

Thanks for posting the update here, Mike. I assume that given the reduced volume, the SDN-6 will be much louder than a purpose-built 300 WM or 338 can, yes?

Mike Mers rated it for 300 Win Mag on barrels of 24 inches or longer: http://www.silencertalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=86&t=66021 That's the only mention I can find though. Perhaps AAC has backed off that warranty (for either engineering concerns or profit motivations). Best to send them an ema...

Use a compact or mid size quick attach 30 cal can on all the center fire rifle calibers (my choice would be AAC 762-SDN-6), and for the 22, use a dedicated disassemble-able 22 lr can (or, for more caliber flexibility, a disassemble-able 9mm can like the SWR Octane). Best choice in that category is t...

vtoc wrote:Contact "Shooters" in Jacksonville to see what they have in stock.

I would do this only after talking to Gun Gallery first. GG's customer service is light years ahead of Shooters'.

If there is a date that will matter, it won't be the 9th, but rather the effective date of the new rule. My best guess is that it will be late January or early February. The 9th is simply the end of the comment period.

The first post says that more pictures are on the way. Any chance they'll be up soon? Also, can TM confirm that the specs speculated about on the first page are the true specs?

Try Gun Gallery in Jacksonville. Awesome shop, fantastic customer service, and large inventory. Neiland Rob have always treated me well.

The stainless sparrow is rated for 5.7 and performs well considering the weight and size.

Totally IN! Oh wait... just submitted my forms... I'll be back in 15 months... LOL :roll: We can treat while in transfer. No need to wait, unless your SOT doesn't want to send it to us. This is what I will do with the one I have in transfer (paperwork going out tomorrow). Thanks! Edit: I guess I'll...

As I understand it, Dec. 10 is the earliest date upon which the new rule could become effective, and the rule will most likely apply to forms submitted on or after its effective date.

I also ordered one about a week ago and hope to heaven that the Form 3 gets approved before December 10.

Edit: item is sold pending funds. This barrel has had about 100 rounds through it and is practically new. I simply decided to go in a different direction. First "I'll take it" gets it. $200 shipped CONUS. Payment by personal check or money order. I will ship within two business days of rec...

With all the talk about the 51T mount and a bit of a wobble I got mine out and tried to move it on the mount and was tight as a tick on a hound dog so I don't know what the big deal is. this is the experience of the vast majority of people as well. I've been apparently lucky with mine too. The moun...

Specifically engineered for suppressed use: http://www.scottsdaleammo.com/Subsonic_ ... 109147.htm

Also Louisiana has it's own registration requirement. Not sure if that effects you since you aren't a resident. I would give the LSP a call and see. Ask for Shana Johnson. (225) 925-4867 This is the reason I was unable to take my silencers with me to Louisiana two summers ago. You must register in ...

Of course, I don't dispute the "it's your money and your decision" principle. I'm simply saying that I really like the concept but would personally have chosen another caliber, one more tailored to short-barreled applications. Also, I realize that the OP has somewhat mitigated the baffle e...

Good idea! Ill one up that and do a silencers are legal video. I definitely think you're onto something. For such a video, after explaining the legalities, it would be nice to then move onto answering why a person would *want* to own a silencer. Showing the sound difference of shooting indoors supp...

Very cool gun. Nowhere did I see mention of the caliber in the initial post, but assuming it's .223, you chose the wrong caliber for the concept. By a long shot. Its probably a .223 since its an SPR/M4. SBR length in a bolt gun works fine up to around 400 yards in my experience. -B My point was tha...

Great video, fireman1291. For those who come across this video who are unfamiliar with suppressors, perhaps you should include in the video description something like the following: In case you are unfamiliar with silencers, I should mention that each silencer used in this video is a recognized indu...

Got this back from my smith yesterday. Its a 11" pacnor super match 7 twist. I'll be shooting it this weekend. Im expecting it to be quieter at the ear than my 16" AR. http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y94/ptaylor/photo5.jpg http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y94/ptaylor/photo4.jpg http://i3...