Got a link to the thread? That should be an interesting read.

I only used the original stock on my M11/9 once. It folded up on me while shooting and the rear sight scratched my shooting glasses (glad I always wear them). I have since replaced the original stock with the Practical Solutions UZI side folder. It's a good stock and provides decent sight alignment....

The Thompson Machine SG looks like a great subgun can as well.

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Here is a video of the SG being metered on a TP-9 with special K ammo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BMrnkycLdg

MAJOR, YOU MAKE MY PRIVATES STAND AT ATTENTION!

All NFA weapons have been legal in KS since 2008. Also, you don't need to file a 5320.20 for suppressors.

dj_fatstyles wrote:how does one become an examiner?

That is an interesting question. I also wonder what level of vetting is required for the position.

That is an awesome sounding can. Are you by chance an engineering student? If not, you should change majors.

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Just called....I went pending FAST. I've never had William Shipman as an examiner....is he fast?!? Shipman was the examiner for my suppressor. I sent my paperwork in early Feb. 2010 and from sent to approval took ~60 days (form 4 individual). He was pretty fast for my transfer hopefully you will ge...

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I don't suppose there is a way to buy the pistol upper without buying the entire pistol?

Bump firing has its place just as mag dumps in MGs do.

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That makes me wish I could remember something from the 3 semesters of calculus I took in college.

Is the TL rated for full auto 22LR?

alanparsons wrote:Got a world record here lol.


Faxed 04/11
Can in hand 04/26

I have Tracy. She has done probably 1000 of these for me by now. No joke

Is that a form 3?

Was the 15-22 threaded at the factory or by a smith? The 15-22 is the next rifle on my list but I need to decide on the factory threads or smith.

Very cool. I am surprised how well the mosin was suppressed especially the subsonic.

I watched a video of an Obrez that someone registered and it looks like a cool project. Like you said it's on the NFA bucket list.

HEARING THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 2010, 1:30PM YOUR ATTENDANCE IS VITAL TO THIS EFFORT The Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission is considering two changes to regulations that will benefit hunters by expanding their options in the field. It is critical that NRA members and others support these important c...

1. NFA Item: Suppressor (SWR Omega 30)
2. Form Type: Form 4
3. Transferee: Individual
4. Forms Sent: 2-5-10
5. Forms Rec: 2-8-10
6. Check Cashed: 2-9-10
7. Pending Date: 3-19-10
8: Dealer Letter: N
9. Examiner Name: Jason Frushour
10. Approved Date: 4-8-10
11. Forms Received: 4-12-10

I would like to see muzzle breaks discouraged from use on target ranges. If people are shooting for accurate, slow aimed fire then I think brakes are kind of a dicky thing to use. On the other hand if people are shooting off hand at cars and tannerite, then do what ever you want. I don't care if you...

I bet the can got a little warn after a 200rd burst

Sounds great. I have thought about doing something similar with a $50 beater 91/30 just for fun. Maybe a SBR too.

I would love to see some pics and video of the mosin and the can.

hbk80rice wrote:Don't grease them

Any additional detail as to why not to grease?

diablito wrote:

Gonefission wrote:Do you have to play around with the recoil spring weights or it the barrel the only modification necessary?

you have to modify whatever it takes to cycle correctly... spring is as much an issue as proper barrel fitment... we are talking about a 5" barrel correct?

Correct 5"

Do you have to play around with the recoil spring weights or it the barrel the only modification necessary?