So then what are everyone's thoughts on non-factory hardner?

There receiver has a welded in shelf as per ATF reg. The auto lower will not fit on the receiver. This is perfectly legal.

Wildcat wrote:Makes one wonder why ATF is not going after them instead of the law abiding citizens who try to do the right legal thing and still take close to a year before they get their stamp.

That IS the ATF going after anyone who buys....shhhhhh

Couldn't find a MFG on that breaker. Anyone know?

Knock,knock...

Tubalcain is THE master. I have learned so much about running my lathe from his videos.

JJFU = Jessie James F'd Up ????

It's funny because if you look at the product description it says it is for the "5.56 platform"... that's a lot of unspecified thread patterns. So what is the threading? Also, I find that when there are misspellings on a website and their product descriptions, it's usually best to stay awa...

If the girl I'm with is hot, I'll do it for free

Now that was a simple but brilliant way to hold and index!!!

Your machining looks very nice.

Looks really great! My two questions though are 1.Why did you use welded seam tube instead of DOM and 2. Why didn't you go with 60 degree cones?

9mm sub gun. Ported bbl., 1.3875" ID tube.

Capt. Link. wrote:It would not be a Dater on a M style baffle but a gas port to introduce turbulence and a separate gas stream.

Understood Captain(lol, haven't said those words in a long time!!) Do YOU think it would aid suppression or am I barking up a wrong tree in my thinking?

So I've been thinking(dangerous), and I believe that on a simple M style can,having a Dater hole near the outer edge of the baffle on the 2nd baffle and all further ALTERNATE baffles(ie 2,4,6,8) would be very beneficial. Has anyone found this to be true or false and why?

Shift1 wrote: Should I grind the 16 degree back angle into the tool blank to compensate for the difference? Might help with the OP's issue as well

Yes, that's exactly correct.

I can TOTALLY use one if there are any left. Please PM me and let me know.

delta9mda wrote:hes not in AUS, try south america.

His profile says "Location:Australia"
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Well he does have a place in Cali, but Mexico also.I couldn't find anything about Australia though.

HK45CT with KAC compact suppressor. DONE

Bugzy wrote:Naw!....somebody snooped his IP spoof and found out he was in the US........

you're joking right????

Why the deletes??? we want o learn from your posts still...we will miss you though.

A .0055" slip fit is perfect. After forming you will have a HELLA time getting them in.

Thanks Delta!!!!

My point is just that there is a coaxial "space" around an Omega baffle, between the spacer part of the baffle and the inner wall of the tube. If on the new design the spacer portion of the baffle has had it's diameter increased to match the ID of the tube "making a solid wall" t...