Here's the link to my MKII Integral build.

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=121918

I've orientated them on my integral builds so they line up with the receiver's engravings.
All others form 1's are just centered in the middle of the tube.

Wow!!!
I like it

Anyone charging $200 to $300 is someone I would not do business with.
If you are buying something out of a stocking dealer's inventory and paying retail....there should be no charge.
If you are just using the dealer to get the item instate... $50 would not be out of line.

Occasionally I've been kicked in the ass.
Sometimes I turn around and see my wife standing there alone.
She said "it was someone else that did it".

I'm with you.....order another one.

You have plenty of length to thread (whatever) when you use a FS92/M9 Barrel on the shorter Beretta FS92 "Centurion"

Single port into that long rear chamber is interesting

Only weighs 21 oz

This guy posts on youtube and sells maglite parts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YKRwS1ApuQ

Here's a few Hosts with vintage AWC cans..... Beretta 92FS Centurian with AWC Abraxas http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg117/twodollarbill/DSC05883_zps326c29c7.jpg Sig Sauer 1911 with AWC Nexus Suppressor http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg117/twodollarbill/DSC05881_zpsab784e6d.jpg HK P9S with ...

UPDATE.....Finally got my scale back :lol: Suppressor tube, End Cap and Baffle Stack .... 11.2 oz http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg117/twodollarbill/DSC05873_zps6d7494fd.jpg MKII (w/Red dot) and Rear Assembly .... 2 lbs 7.5 oz I did not want to remove the red dot as I just zero'd it. I had anoth...

http://www.legis.state.ak.us/basis/get_bill_text.asp?hsid=HB0186D&session=26 here you go. Section 44.99.500 spells it out in suprisingly clear terms that if its made here, stays here, and is marked made in alaska, everything is copesetic. The state attorney general even has to defend our right ...

doubloon wrote:Try here

http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Lone_Survivor

ETA: looks like they got the guns but not the suppressors but at least there are pics

doubloon......Thanks for that link.....had to go check out some of the other flicks.

A couple of my 1928 Thompson's came from local Wisconsin Depts. It was nice find one from a local PD or Sheriff. In 1983 I traded for a 1921A out of southern Minnesota. (complete with 4 mags, NY "L" drum, FBI style case, spare parts kit, and 2 shot mags in Mill's pouch) .....for 2) new Col...

57fairlane wrote: You will no longer be able to look at 6061 the same way again.

How true.
I like how 7075 takes the final finish pass.

For me wall thickness is really determined by TPI used on my endcaps. I've pretty much used 24 TPI on my last builds and they need .028" depth. I like the tube to have atleast double the thread depth, so I've been using atleast .065" tubes. You may like to bore open the thread area so that...

Odds are that the suppressor needs to be destroyed.
But make sure the cardboard storage tube and any Maxim manuals are saved.
Collectors will want those accessories for sure.

AWC has changed considerably since Lynn passed away. I have a Jupiter Eye II and it has done well for me but there are better cans out there. I too have a few AWC cans. That was all too be had it seemed back then. Even have a few that Doc built in the early days....my early days that is :lol: Lynn ...

L1A1Rocker wrote:

twodollarbill wrote:If you have a lathe, they are very easy to make.

Have any sketches or plans? I'm not real sure what they look like on the inside. . .

I had posted this pic in another thread.

If you've ever watched Mythbusters when they do a sound test.
They call this "one guy" and his equipment looks really expensive.

I blame it on outsourcing or the French.

If you have a lathe, they are very easy to make.

He said he'd bored the holes about 8" after the chamber, not 12". Sorry, my error....typing too fast. and yes, around 4" to 4.5" is good, anything less you will may have cycling problems. There was a design posted that those forward ports (like the OP's) were enlarged and made l...

Like Capt. said.
But, I would use the .065" Seamless tubing and put some exterior reliefs in it for grip and looks

you hear a crack so I don't think I am really losing much velocity. Putting your Ports closer to the chamber would of helped in decreasing the velocity. You have established your velocity with 12" of barrel, kind of hard to slow a bullet down after that. :wink: You best use sub-sonics with tha...

I do have a pack of buffers coming, but thank you.

Along with some items from Volquartsen