I got to Manatee fairly often, I'd love to see standing 565yd hits with that setup.

MAJOR, YOU MAKE MY PRIVATES STAND AT ATTENTION!*

I just got my suppressor and installed the mount. The mount is tight on the barrel and the suppressor threads onto the mount fine and tightens up fine. My question is I find the suppressor seems loosen up on the mount after a few shots and it has to be tightened up one to two clicks to tighten back...

I think the burnt off finish gives mine character!

Jeremy, sent you an email on the .45 barrel!

mrrogers1 wrote:

LazyUSN wrote:I'm interested. Can you PM me a price? Thanks!!

They are $150 plus shipping.

Ouch. Was gonna grab one for the AR and one for the 700. Looks like one of them will have to wait.

I'm interested. Can you PM me a price? Thanks!!

Thinking about selling my Kimber/Bar-Sto combo (current .45 silencer host) in favor of an M&P 45. Anyone run one of these? Pics?

Thanks!

TigWiz wrote:

LazyUSN wrote:Another question, will the 7.62 size break affect accuracy on a .223 bolt rifle?

Simple answer, nope. The fact that the bullet will be further from the bore of the break will only lessen the chance of accuracy being affected.

K, thanks!!

Another question, will the 7.62 size break affect accuracy on a .223 bolt rifle?

JasonAAC wrote:Yes.

And if you live through this year, you will most likely see the 18T stuff show up.

Thanks Jason! I'll probably pick up a 762SD brake to hold me over. I might grab a 762SD this year anyways!

I'd like a brake for my Remington 700 .223 as opposed to the 3 prong blackout for use with my m4-1k. Will the m4-1k fit on the 762SD 18T brake? I imagine I'll be picking up a .30 cal bolt gun eventually, and I doubt I'll ever live long enough to see a .223 18T brake, hence the desire for the 762sd b...

Us 18T guys never get any love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BB0Pu-rvFjs

hahahaha

Chondro wrote:An AR is a suitable HG only if you live alone in a home a good distance from any others..

What?

I'll use my 10.5" AR + silencer for HD. With just my wife and I in our bedroom, I'm calling 911 and getting into a defensive position covering the door to my bedroom. I'm not going out and searching for someone in my house, valuables can be replaced, that's why I have insurance.

bigdog2003_99 wrote:on another note, who would be considered the cleo in ohio if you live in a small city? the sheriff, or chief of police?

Either one, provided they have jurisdiction over where the NFA items will be stored (your home).

AWC Nexus II .45

Realistically, how hot would a 5.56 can get after running through 4-5 mags rather quickly?

Going by 7* a round that's 980-1190*, sound right?

I need one of those laser surface temp gauges next time I hit the range

Far left is my Tundra I got from the Tax day promotion this year. Love it, shooting it is a blast!!

kmc0929 wrote:3rd, does owning a suppressor give LE or ATF permission to search my house without consent?

NO. Owning NFA does not mean your 4th amendment rights cease to exist. They still need either your permission, or a warrant, to enter your home.

What format do you guys use for adding items to your schedule A? I'd be interested to see.

To carry extra gloves in the field ( I am only interested in anything practical) is nonsense. Choise: a) wait until the silencer is cold b) use your headgear (made of cotton) to take it off c) pee on it to cool it quicker d) leave it attached, you never know when the war is really over Regards WAH ...

Diomed wrote:Surplus GPMG barrel handling glove!

Extra points if it's asbestos filled.

I'm pretty sure ALL the old MG barrel changing gloves contained asbestos. No thanks.

What do you recommend for handling hot suppressors? Specifically an M4-1k on an AR. Mechanix gloves from Autozone work fine for pistol cans that don't get very hot, but they'll melt on a hot rifle can. I've heard the Ov Glove, but it's only "rated" for 650*. Others have suggested using a w...