I don’t think a 12" POI shift is unusual at all. The OP didn’t give specifics on his rifle however if you have a relatively light contoured barrel longer than 22" with a fairly heavy can hanging off the end; then I would be surprised if you were still on paper after taking the can off.. Wi...

I think i will order a couple.... will work great for solvent and patch catchers when cleaning barrels!

Thought it interesting.... Ruger mkII with Liberty Kodiac TL. CB caps sound significantly louder than standard sub-sonic ammo... suspect it is due to the lack of gas. Any thoughts or similar rsults?

Thought it interesting.... Ruger mkII with Liberty Kodiac TL. CB caps sound significantly louder than standard sub-sonic ammo... suspect it is due to the lack of gas. Any thoughts or similar rsults?

I have a Freedom mounted to a rem model 7 300blk SBR (10.5" bbl) and i couldnt be happier. I am shooting 225 gr Hornadys over 9 gr of VV N110 and it is staple gun quiet...

Thanks Bender, i figured as much, however i cant find a good reference on the ATF web site... you dont have one by chance do you?

Can a gunsmith cut a barrel down below 16 inches and install on the action if i am present with the form 1 in hand?

yeah.... thankfuly i have taken the precaution of smashing them all flat and welding the holes shut! would not due to have useful objects like washers in my tool box

can you work with a customer supplied fast twist bbl blank? and also, I would want to utalize the existing stock.... is that possible?

Very quiet. It is a John's Guns firearm, in case you cannot clearly see the engraving. Ha! yeah man, I can clearly see the fucking engraving! I didnt mention it because I guess I was a little shocked that those baffles were from a comercial manufactures can. but hey, if it works it works I guess......

renegade wrote:Tinnerman Washers.

Wow... never would have thought to use Tinnerman washers. I actually have a s--t pile of those laying around in my tool box. From the picture it looks like a Ruger intergral... how did it sound?

Bendersquint, I have checked out your web site and there isnt much info there... are your 77/44's going to be a main line item, or done as one-off custom projects? And price? How much (ball park) are they going to run?

Bendersquint, describe your version of the suppressed 77/44 please. Barrel lenght? Ported? Twist? baffles? Monocore? material? user servicable? one stamp gun or two? for what its worth (yeah, i know....nuthin) my idea of the ideal 77/44 is with a 10" fast twist (1-10") non-ported stainless...

Tom Denall... That was the other guy I was thinking about but couldnt remember! Thanks! Also, i didnt realise that Liberty was doing them? Must be some limited runs that Dave is doing thru the custom shop? will send him and e-mail and see what he says. good to know that the Volquartsen sear will wor...

does anyone have any experience with this company and Brent the owner? I am considering having a intergrally suppressed Ruger 77/44 built. as a side note, his wife told me that they bought the company from John Tibbetts back in 2005. I have tried to locate Tibbetts to see if he is still building the...

I have used M of M as a very high temp anti-seize in aerospace aplications, however I have not tried it in a suppressor. just so you know, it simply seems to turn to chalk at high temps. I think if it were me, i would try C5-A... it should work pretty good, albeit a bit messy...

well that is what i thought as well...

I am filling out a form 1 to SBR a Sig Sauer SIG522. Block H is for "Additional Description (Include all numbers and other identifying data which will appear on the firearm)" So my question is whether or not I should include all of the information that is on the rifle now, as it came from ...

regardin the .44 rounds with heavy bullets, you can always use .44 special brass and seat to the crimp grove and still fit the ruger mags. provided of course that it leaves you the powder space needed for your chosen load....

best thing to do about lead in your barrel is to use the correct lead alloy so that you dont have leading to begin with! No chore boy padds needed! if you are leading up at low pressure, most likely you are running an alloy that is way to hard. Try casting your bullets out of pure lead, with maybe 2...

actually, it is damn near impossible to get that s--t to ignite without a hot flame and some shavings.. infact i think you need to be in the neighborhood of 500 C to get it to go. I have machined and worked with this crap for years, even burning up scrap pieces on the beach from time to time. the bi...

yeah, i know it's a lot of cash for such a cheap rifle, but i only have use for one hi capacity .22 at the moment and had originaly been thinking of SBRing it by cutting down the extra bull bbl hoping it would be a bit more accurate than the 16" threaded bbl i have on there now. Not really expe...

Thanks guys, i apreciate the info! currently draing up two plans... a super simple 8" x 1" aluminum monocore for a .22 lr SBR that will essentually be just a chunk o bar stock with a bunch of holes milled into it for chambers and a helicoil instert in the threaded end. The tube will just s...

yeah, i didnt exactly have the cash to spare either, but i just couldnt pass up the oportunity otherwise i knew i would regret it all summer... and the guy is relitively close.. same state at least.

well thanks for the info. I will go with the longest configuration with the short barrel installed.

Hey guys... I am ready to step up and try to crank out a couple of cans! Cant even guess how may hours i have spent reading posts and looking at drawings from this forum, but i think i have a pretty good idea were i want to go with my cans. That being said, i am requesting some help with my form 1's...