Diomed wrote:

nwcid wrote:I am not sure what it would be called if you cut a gun of this style down below 12".

I have never heard of it being called anything but an AOW.

While I understand doesnt that go against this rule, The “any other weaponâ€

Any primers.

I use Tightgroup as it seems to be pretty clean and can be commonly found in stores.

[quote="BWPerdue"]I had this discussion with Diomed...an SBR is "higher up the ladder", so to speak, than an AOW. You can have an SBR configured as an AOW, for example, a SBR 10/22 can be configured as a handgun with a vertical foregrip. You can't configure an AOW as an SBR, as a...

Well since you are talking about RIFLES there is very few rifles that can be AOW. AOW is Any Other Weapon which is a class that does not meet the other definitions. Your question does not make sense to me "so if a gun is registered as an AOW you can cut down the barrel without having to registe...

An SBR is an SBR no matter if it is on a Form 1 (you make) or a Form 4 (transfer). The lower (in the case of an AR) IS the SBR. There is only one rule that covers SBR and it does not matter what Form it is on. You can make any legal changes to you firearm you like, in your example different length b...

http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/unlicensed-persons.html Q: To whom may an unlicensed person transfer firearms under the GCA? A person may sell a firearm to an unlicensed resident of his State, if he does not know or have reasonable cause to believe the person is prohibited from receiving or possessi...

Outback 2 was my first can about 5 years ago. I like it a lot. It is now a take down can also. After doing lots of looking at what is out there my second .22 can is another Outback 2 (Form 4 at the ATF now). I am not unhappy with my AWC Thundertrap as it is a good solid can. I wish I would have done...

I had a trigger build done by Swamp Fox of RFC and had him install one. I got it for sound reduction for use with my can. I have only tested it for sound with a mag. I have had it about 6 weeks now and no time to test it out. We are going shooting/riding/fishing/having fun this weekend so I hope to ...

I see a trend in all of this stuff with guys buying these blow-out kits who have no clue how to use any of the stuff in it. So where does one get the training/classes to proficiently use what's being bought? In a larger city I am not sure. In smaller cities and rural areas check your local fire/amb...

I'm hoping people are getting these for EMT use and not trying self care or on someone else unless they have all the proper training. I wouldn't want ANYONE punching my chest with a 14g cath unless they know damn well what they're doing, and the hemostatic stuff isn't just a "pour some of that...

PSG1 Nut wrote:MPA http://www.allmed.net/catalog/item/10

That would be NPA not MPA. NasoPharyngeal Airway.

Looking for 4 Izzys or H bandages, a couple MPA's, a couple 14 gauge needles, some quikclot ACS. Also a few C.A.Ts and TK4's. The bandages and Quickclot should be no problem to get ahold of. The needles are controlled and I am not aware of anywhere that will sell them without a prescription from a ...

Did you read you instruction book on how to take your P22 apart? Did it come with a little flat wrench? Does it have 2 flat spots on the end of the barrel where the flat wrench fits? This wrench and flats are for taking the barrel out. When you unscrew it there will be thread that the threaded adapt...

Not sure why you would want to. Your barrel is already threaded and a $35 thread adapter will make any standard .22 can work on your gun. Plus then you would be able to use that can on any other gun too.

Can we get a price?

The big key to bugging out is doing it before something happens. Pay attention to what is going on. Make plans for "trigger points" that you have decided are the time to leave. If it comes to the point of a load up and leave last min like everyone else being on the road is a bad place to be.

What I dont understand is why a person would chose a gun in .380 when the same size gun can be had in 9mm and .40.

Can anyone explain this to me?

I have not tried a BM pistol yet, even though I have one, but I did thread a rifle. I was UNHAPPY too and it got sold. The action noise of the large steel bolt slamming into a large steel barrel when the action closes is LOUD. I am sure this is more so on a rifle then a pistol since the action is ri...

I would like to see your build too.

I have one of the TM cans out on a Form 3 right now.

I like mine. I have had it for about 5 years. I was looking for another .22 silencer and came by a good deal on another one so bought it, Form 4 check cleared today.

As Big said make it a take down can.

When I was 18-20 and getting really hot and heavy into shooting, especially pistols, I would buy ALOT of .22LR (still do). In Texas, you have to be 18 to buy rifle ammo and 21 to buy handgun ammo. When I would buy ammo at walmart, I was always asked if it was for a pistol or for a rifle. When I was...

A better way to state it is: "The Gun Control Act forbids sales of all firearms by federally licensed dealers to persons under the age of 21, except rifles and shotguns, which are 18." It was a quote I took from the link I posted, I did not write it. Actually the way both of those are wri...

The Gun Control Act forbids sales of all firearms by federally licensed dealers to persons under the age of 18, and sales of handguns by federally licensed dealers to persons under the age of 21. A better way to state it is: "The Gun Control Act forbids sales of all firearms by federally licen...