Do yourself a favor and listen to the good Captain and Historian.

I have never heard of the finn type 1,2,3. I tried a search to get the idea of what you are talking about but didnt find anything. Where could one find images of the different types?

Its a monocore so it is what it is. You would be better off building a new one with cones.

Is there a reason you don’t build it yourself since you have CNC?

I think there are two types of wire EDM. Is one type called a sinker and the other pull through? Would one type be more favorable to the home shop machinist?

I have not heard a .223 that quite. A .22 or a 300 BO can be if you use a bolt gun, subsonic ammo, and correct suppressor design.

With a bullet diameter of .223 -.225 going down a bore of .240 for 8" your threading better be perfect. I would not run it that tight. Listen to the Captain.

I would be nice if there was a list of the specs for all the different models and brands.

I figured on using 10-12" of 1.750" OD tube with a .054" wall which would give me 1.642" inside OD to work with. I will be shooting 450 grain subs 99% of the time out of a Rem. 700 with a 16" barrel. In your opinion could I get satisfactory results with a 1.384" core an...

Aluminum or titanium for outer tube? I was thinking of using titanium but would like advice from those who have built one. Also, does anyone know what type of baffle is used in the Bowers can? I have had zero luck finding internal images.

I used a local GA attorney. I can post his info if needed or you can google NFA lawyers and find it that way.

I used a attorney. Well worth the $100.

Lets us know how it sounds.

Just by looking at the pic, it sure seems overly thick for .22. What is the bore?

Did you purchase barrel complete or buy a blank?

That is great information from Historian. I would of never thought of that.

I'm spit balling here but maybe the barrel length? What brand of barrel?

The cut out on the nose of the cone is the clip T-rex referenced in his post. You will want to do that and also align them.

T-Rex wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 7:08 pm

d_lish wrote: ↑Thu Mar 19, 2020 6:17 pm, who have you had good luck with?

my lathe

LOL

how does your mount maintain alignment?

You can get it by the foot from McMaster Carr. They are not the cheapest but they are quick.

If you are not able to machine your own parts, then I would certainly give ECCO a call. His craftsmanship and attention to detail are second to none.

Link is like EF Hutton, when he talks you should listen.

Please dont take my comment as me being a ass but why would you use a subsonic round to try and take a deer?

The quality of your work is just amazing. I one day hope to be able to accomplish the same.