SilencerTalk

I own a dozen or so S&Ws. I've sent back four for repair. They paid both ways and repairs were done in a timely fashion. I have no complaints. I have M&Ps, a 1911, a Sigma, and a bunch of P&R revolvers. I own a lot of guns from other manufacturers, including 60~ Rugers, none of them have ever gone b...

I can recommend ASI.

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I believe that is a Choate stock.

I don't plan on dying either (at least not anytime soon), but the 'zuk took me through a barbed wire fence, down a 35 foot embankment, and into a 10 foot deep ditch. I watched a fence post go right by my head and the bottom wire on the fence sent two barbs into my throat and ripped the visor off the...

My safe didn't come in a box... then again its probably larger than Russian's apartment.

Make sure you get some good life insurance.

I had V&H on my 'zuk and thats what I have on my Buell Xb12r.

If only Ruger had made a 99/357 like my 99/44! I can't even fathom chopping my Deerfield up but it would be cool suppressed. Might be a tad noisy due to being semi-auto. COuld be cool, but that would have to be a stout can for .44mag pressure - no .45ACP cans....... I'll bet you could use a Bowers ...

You aren't going to notice much on a rifle. After about 10" the .22LR loses any additional punch from the gases. Also, the suppressor isn't going to quiet a supersonic bullet, just the gases. That is why they are really effective on pistols but not so much on rifles. Also, with the 10/22, the action...

I wonder if I can use this effectively to show my boss how insignificant he is.

A potential burglar doesn't even have to look in your home to know what the take might be. Little things like keeping your garage door shut and crushing that box for your 50" plasma TV that you were just gonna leave by the garbage can will reduce the risk.

If only Ruger had made a 99/357 like my 99/44! I can't even fathom chopping my Deerfield up but it would be cool suppressed.

I don't really see anybody else falling into Freedom Group.

Bozeman is a city, so you'll find all types there from the extreme liberal to the hardcore conservative. Most are in the middle types, and its still Montana so there are a lot of hunters and recreational shooters. I would honestly say that the Manhattan range has a seriously dedicated group of guys ...

Gophers, prairie dogs, and coyotes aren't protected as game animals.

As long as the tips don't touch....

You get 8-10 bucks an hour, fool. It is hard to make rent on a 1 bedroom apartment, pay utilities, car insurance, gas, and food on $16,000 to $20,000 a year, these days, isn't it? I thought drafting paid better. Heck, McDonalds pays $10 for prime time employees. Its nearly impossible. I paid my own...

I rarely fly, but usually do so on Alaska. They board from the front and rear at the same time.

Those William Henry pens are very nice!

You're in Bozeangeles, what do you expect? Arguing with a liberal is like wrestling a pig, you both get dirty but the pig ejoys it. I have a very liberal friend that constantly accuses me of being a hard core republican because I often disagree with his views. Its pretty much his only rebuttal. Its ...

I have the MKIII with a Tac Sol Pac Lite upper and it works very well. I also have the mag safety delete in mine so it has a much better trigger than my GSG. Subsonics are quieter than bulk pack stuff. Winchester T22 is relatively cheap subsonic ammo. I've found the subsonics to be less reliable whe...

Yes, I already have a Pilot, I just want to know if its safe with the 17M2. Muzzle pressure peaks with the 17M2 at 10" and this barrel is 12".

I finally got my 17M2 Charger running right and would like to use my Pilot on it. AAC doesn't make the Pilot anymore so the specs aren't there. I know you guys like pictures so here they are: 12" Molyfusion RT Barrel, RT Min. Headspace Bolt, RT Midweight charging handle, VQ hammer & sear, Leupold M8...

Very cool 336! I've shot at Manhattan a few times too.

Here's my VQ MKIII 22/45 with Pac Lite and AAC Aviator.