Yes, it can be legal to make a silencer. For everything Form-1, from silencer designs that are easily made, to filing forms with the BATF, to 3D modeling. Remember, you must have an approved BATF Form-1 to make a silencer. All NFA laws apply.
Discussing chamber pressures between a .45 and .22 on a 5" barrel
with my Marine friend.
I remembered reading that the .22 had a higher chamber pressure, thus the
barrel thickness. Of course he disagreed. [ I can forgive him at
his advanced age of 77. ]
Would appreciate any actual numbers. A case of Sam Adams beer
is on the line.
From this what would be the derived nominal pressure in say a Sparrow
during firing?
There's a myth that the .22LR has an extremely high cartridge pressure. It is high but there are many other rounds that are higher.
You have to watch arguing with ex military. I was put in my place by a guy in the Army because I argued that the 5.56 round doesn't tumble in flight. One of the biggest dicks that I've ever come across.
July 5th, 2016. The day that we moved from a soft tyranny to a hard tyranny.
Thank you for info. I shall toast each of you with the
Sam Adams that I won. And since as
the years progress one has fewer remaining friends
I shall share half the case with him.
Ex-military are well known for tumbling in flight with higher than normal chamber pressures. Beer changes the stumble into a swagger and lowers our muzzle blast into long stories of days gone by.I raise my glass to one and all who argues with old soldiers as we still long for the fight.
Cheers
The only reason after 243 years the government now wants to disarm you is they intend to do something you would shoot them for!
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Capt. Link. wrote:Ex-military are well known for tumbling in flight with higher than normal chamber pressures. Beer changes the stumble into a swagger and lowers our muzzle blast into long stories of days gone by.I raise my glass to one and all who argues with old soldiers as we still long for the fight.
Cheers
+1
My best Bud was in the Corps during that 'Police Action' in Korea.
Jump qualified for the extra pay ... hip and knee replacements a reminder.
During our excursions into vitality laden intellectual excellence ( a la Ma Ha Rushee )
I often promise not to steal the wheels off his walker if he ever gets one;
he promises that if the wheels ever disappear he will put itching
powder in the 'sensitive parts' of my Gi.
unclecarmine99 wrote:1 Wedding , 8 Ushers ,9 Anchor,Globe , And Eagle Engraved Flasks, but no funnels , All 2nd Force Recon. Marines, the Funnels arrived 2 yrs. later,
but at least we didn't pull a Casey Jones ,and we steamed along,merrily.
good answer Hist. OOOORRRAAAAHHHH!!!!!
Himself,
Thanks for your Service to our wonderful Country.
Bet you would be a great JOUSTER.
David Hineline wrote:Have you seen a Walther P22 barrel thickness, cheap BB guns have better barrels.
Great point.
For historical comparison, my pre-War [ 1930's for our younger brethren ]
Webley Senior .22 air pistol's barrel is slightly thicker than
the new .22 liners available.
Hey Historeek, did you get back to Dick, and Gloria's pages yet.
If you forgot your user just re-register , I don't think they would mind coming from a Salty Dog like you.
in the event you get the intel , get back to me as I have been all over the eastern States with that awards s--t ,can't wait till I get home for good !
I think my E-mail is listed in here.
Another day to Serve the Corps, SEMPER FI < Carminuch'
" A wise man surrounds himself with wiser women" ( a bartender in the southern part of Saigon 1968)
unclecarmine99 wrote:Hey Historeek, did you get back to Dick, and Gloria's pages yet.
If you forgot your user just re-register , I don't think they would mind coming from a Salty Dog like you.
in the event you get the intel , get back to me as I have been all over the eastern States with that awards s--t ,can't wait till I get home for good !
I think my E-mail is listed in here.
Another day to Serve the Corps, SEMPER FI < Carminuch'
