In my state, they make you turn in your old ID when you get a new one. One thought that did cross my mind was doing the Form 5530.20 for the change of address once the Form 4 is approved, and waiting to get my copy of that back before picking up the suppressor. Then I should be able to use the new ...

They were using a marketing meter (a digital Larson Davis). Not useful for genuine silencer testing. The design won't hold up to any serious fire schedule. Aren't these the same people making a $99 rimfire suppressor? Use a crush washer? Perhaps the Yugo of silencers has arrived... :lol: Yes, the s...

hardcase wrote: I would worry about the legality of throwing the dirty, "suppressor part" that is drilled and used away and replacing them. This is why my suppressor build has stalled to date.

You should worry as that is illegal. Only an 07/02 can replace your silencer parts.

In my state, they make you turn in your old ID when you get a new one. One thought that did cross my mind was doing the Form 5530.20 for the change of address once the Form 4 is approved, and waiting to get my copy of that back before picking up the suppressor. Then I should be able to use the new ...

NAM wrote:How backed up? I'm not in any hurry, and I'd rather it be done by someone who's BTDT.

Backed up enough that we aren't even taking in the non silencer work.....even as a schedule filler!

NAM wrote:Is there anyone that offers this service? I was told by one shop that the mag tube ring welds create hard spots in the bore, that will damage the threading taps.

It may damage threading taps but thats why it should be done single point. We are VERY backed up now or we could get you taken care of.

There's another thread where Surefire's porting is discussed. There aren't any good opinions on how well it works. Or what theories explain just WHY they use it. It would seem that it lets they pressure through more quickly, thereby loosing the Benefit of added Dwell Time to the design. :? I wonder...

I would think, that it was a way to place more restrictions without new legislation. I'm sure from the POTUS. Like Bender said, they read the forums (that doesn't surprise me one bit) and I'm sure they saw how the general consensus was to go with a trust because it was less work/less red tape and f...

In all honesty if something existed already it would be very very well known in this industry.

Well thats great news, now I can make my one person trust, then after approval add the neighborhood, family and local shooting club on it! If you think about that it kinda defeats the whole reason for 41P/F. It's the government, you have to take reason out of the equation. I worked for the governme...

Some need recores, but most don't. Recoring is an entirely different offering. Can you recore an old Cobra 40 so it isn't so loud? Can a recore involve a different baffle design? Thanks! Yes, we can recore the Cobra40, yes it is a different baffle design, yes there is an improvement to the sound re...

300WhisperAAC wrote:I just saw the SRI logo, My multimount is with you for Jail break! LOL~!

Not for long.....it ships tommorow!

I'd like to see that written somewhere as that would add a layer of benefit to trusts. I cant imagine they missed that in their overhaul. Can you still efile the forms with the fingerprints and pictures or must they be mailed ? There is no more e-file system for Form 1's Everything must be paperfil...

Need to review it again but IIRC any changes to the trust requires notification to the ATF.

If you didn't then everyone wold remove everyone from the trust, get a new item and then add everyone back on.

ATF is not THAT dumb to overlook the devious ways that guys try to get around the system.

Pass.

krowpots wrote: Piston systems make ARs louder because of the violent slapping action and early unlock.

They are louder because of the venting of the gases, not violent slapping action or early unlock.

Hello All, So I am curious, how are you guys storing all your silencers in your safe? Right now I have Silenerco pouches for all my silencers and keep them on a shelf piled up. I don't like this method. It's like an avalanche of a mess. It takes roger to long to find the one I want and makes my she...

300WhisperAAC wrote:Hello,

I am looking for the QD mount to the original Yankee Hill Mite 22lr suppressor. Tehey are no longer made. No reasonable offer refused. Looking to pick up 1-2 more.


Thank you

I will check my mounts box, I think I may have one left from when I rebuilt my Mite.

Ok, what is a jail break in this context? I have 3 in jail ... what is this process for? Typically, in this context, it means to open a sealed can or convert a sealed can into a serviceable can. Usually accompanied by a recore job. Some need recores, but most don't. Recoring is an entirely differen...

I avoid CP2 in silencers... period. If you have a choice, sure. If you have to buy the stock it makes little sense to buy CP2 , but many work from scraps and oddball pieces. I happened to have access to CP2, so it was either that, aluminum or steel. Since low weight was a major design factor it was...

Dumb question, even if he is not a citizen and posses NFA items without proper licensing, he is still breaking the law, right? Also, I don't think a sovereign citizen counts as non-citizen very well in court. I assume ATF has bigger fish to fry, but this guy is kind of jerkish telling people they a...

I just don't understand this guy, daring the authorities. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEDXZ990tRI He used the meter on his Iphone......that says enough right there. Why doesn't the ATF do what we pay them for and go get him, he's not even a US citizen. This guy is just more ammo for dems to cre...

Rich V wrote:I wish I could find some 17-4SS tubing but unless you want to buy a mill run it's not available.

What size do you need? I have a source.

I can see its use as spacer material as it has very good corrosion resistance. As for a main tube, it's strength is half that of 7075 and drops off extremely quick once exposed to heat. <-- not a good thing in a suppressor. I avoid CP2 in silencers... period. Unless you own stock in it, this is pro...

Its only advantage is corrosion resistance. Mostly useless in suppressors. It depends. I made the barrel nut and blast chamber spacer for my 222-can from Grade 2, and it works just fine. It has a thermal expansion like steel (1/3 of aluminum) and should have better wear/erosion resistance, so it's ...