So a form 2 could apply to this situation but not really,If they are selling them then the Form 2 has already been approved or is a form 2 even used in the process of a can being made by a manufacturer? least I know the difference between a Surefire flashlight and a scope. :lol: Your just jealous c...

A form 2 is for import,only forms used for us are 3's and 4's. :wink: http://www.atf.gov/forms/pdfs/f53202.pdf Import or Manufacture Chris So a form 2 could apply to this situation but not really,If they are selling them then the Form 2 has already been approved or is a form 2 even used in the proc...

Not that I havent seen some fairly impressive stuff done with a dremel,but I would at least do it on a mill or not do anything to it and just get a 9in rail and use the 10in on a different gun.But thats just what I would do.If you are going for the SD look get a forearm that has a larger ID that wou...

rsilvers wrote:Boring. Full auto is only interesting when done to the original specs of the design. i.e. a Colt M16 is cool. A DIAS is not interesting at all. Same goes double for this.

Hell must be freezing over.I am going to have to agree with silvers on this one.

Is Saturn the only car company that was using Lost Foam for investment casting? Supposedly the foam completely vaporizes as the molten aluminum reaches it. Steel is even hotter, so it should work the same way. Just machine a part out of the appropriate foam that includes the required risers and run...

Just make the can as light as you can (within reason) and make sure your 1911 is nice and broke in and it will fuckin run fine. I have one that weighs 7.2 oz and it runs great on all of my 1911's.

Looks real good I will be interested in your results. Something that might extend the life of your blast chamber and possibly help suppression would be to mill a muzzle brake into the barrel which would be pretty hard to do(mainly crowning the barrel), but you could cut the barrel back and thread it...

I am not sticking up for it but there are more than a few k baffle cans that arent as quiet as the lauer predator.

Good idea. I'd be interested in some aluminum. I would prefer 1.5" over 2" since I would probably use it for a 1" or 1 1/4" tube for .22 or 9 mm, but if the price was decent it wouldn't matter. I hear ya. I think 2" is more useful and the only increase in cost will be raw m...

chingon wrote:Has anyone here ever used Delrin rod for a mono baffle?

Probably would be ok for 22lr.

Conqueror wrote:That seems counterproductive to me. If you put them in a hydraulic press you'll get rid of all the air spaces, and it will be like filling the can with solid copper.

Agreed.

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I personally am much more impressed by the Spectre as it is based on a 10mm mag case while the whisper is not much different from a 338 federal IIRC. The whisper was originally based off of the 7mm BR so basically you can make em out of any cartridge in the 308 case family. So basically for sub load...

I will PM you. This is getting tedious for others. I don't even know why you debate me. I have made over 20,000 posts and I am probably incorrect in less than ten of them. That is like 0.05% error rate. You are incorrect in probably over 50% of your posts. No comparison. I should not even be debati...

RRA upper,hahn dedicated block,RRA buffer,dpms hammer, superior arms lower. Every mag I have ever used has pretty much ran flawlessly including C products,pro mag,colt ,rra, etc. Personnally i think going with the hahn dedicated block is the trick. I have built a few 9mm and it seems the only ones i...