Are you welding it? Try each and find out. The best spacing for a semi auto may not be the best for a bolt gun.

John A. wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 8:57 am I started a topic similar to this 4 years ago. It's even titled about the same.

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When I saw the thread title, I thought it was the same thread

There is no reason that I can think of that would prevent you from firing your .25 through a .22 can, as long as you over-bore it a few thousandths There's an ATF document specifically calling this out as making a new silencer. It would be a felony unless you did another form 1 on this existing sil...

Is there any way to submit for a can that has the ability to be configured for more than one length? something with extensions or possibly if semantics are the issue something with a tube that is segmented to facilitate deployment in an abbreviated format? Considering a 10" build optimized for...

any meter that provides stable representative data on unsuppressed firearms reports is going to be adequate

no

Let the bit cool between parts. Not that this is bad advice, it isn't conducive to proper machining. Your chips should be taking away the vast majority of heat. So much so that your tool bits shouldn't be getting "hot". You should be able to touch a drill/tool bit, immediately after the c...

Like others have said, any drill bit will work -- even dry. Better bits just last longer and can do work faster. The key is that your bits are sharp. If you dont know how to sharpen them by hand, buy a drill doctor. Theres no need to cut 1/16" at a time for such a thin part. 200-400 rpm will wo...

Dunkman wrote: ↑Wed Mar 18, 2020 3:34 pm What do people recommend for DHC clipping? Single or double? What are the advantages/disadvantages with regards to suppression and POI shift? Thanks!

The "D" in "DHC" stands for double/dual.

Buy one now and apply to build one now. You'll get your form 1 back before your form 4.

We already have 3D printed titanium silencers Wow! Please supply some sources of this exciting advancement. Best. https://www.masterofarms.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=81 https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2020/01/22/sig-3d-printed-silencers/ https://www.gunsamerica.com/dig...

We already have 3D printed titanium silencers

Oooooooooh!

Why bother practicing? Jump right in to trying to make titanium parts. That's how I learned to use a lathe.

That's fine

There are AK and AR semi auto 410s

HSS is fine for titanium and 17-4, but not all HSS is equal. Cobalt HSS is far superior. Cheap HSS will work but will require frequent sharpening. As mentioned, reaming is unnecessary. Using a drill press, you wont get perfectly centered holes, and therefore you need to make the holes a little bighe...

It very well could be a glock 17 with an aftermarket selector.

Taxed marginally at rougly 30%, a $200 deduction brings $60 to your refund. This assumes that you're itemizing your deductions instead of taking the standard $12,000.

Individuals and trusts may not deduct our stamps though.

No and no

Canadian is right. Huntertown silencers are notoriously loud. Multiple companies offer services fixing or completely replacing the baffles. Curtis Tactical might.

whiterussian1974 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 1:56 am As I understand, those "Chalenge coins" are designed to function as a "poor man's K" by placing them before the cups/cones that they sell.

Sounds like the worst of both worlds.

Lol no

Ive used two local laser engravers. Heres one you can ship to. https://avcoatings.com/cerakote-services/#laser

I haven't been on this site for 2 years, so I'm doing my best to recall everything.

why'd you bother coming back to this dump of a website lol