joe0121 wrote:

whiterussian1974 wrote:Agreed. Most items that wereen't kept as Museum pieces were destroyed. Only those "lost in the Field" remain in Private Collections.

"lost in the field"



Imagine little jimmy's surprise when he opens grandpa's war chest

It still happens all the time.

I have been in the land business for many years and one of the elements required for a legal real estate transaction(in Texas) is consideration. I have seen many deeds for the consideration of "love and affection." I have also seen gift deeds for the consideration of " my own satisfac...

Just like love and affection!

Now that is interesting. I suspect that the ATF's ruling is overly broad and encompassing and would be ruled void if challenged. But all in all, I wouldn't want to be the test case. That is the case with most of their rules. And I suspect that this is a result of some past and pending cases. Can we...

I have a Winchester Model 69A Target with no serial number that I inherited and the rear sight was lost. So I had a gunsmith fit it with a Redfield rear sight and mount. He had it a week and it was logged in and out. I believe you just put "none" in the serial number space.

So how is a Drilling classified by atf?

You have more powder space in a 38 Super and can load a heavier sptizer type bullet to max subsonic velocities. More energy at the target! Or better yet, load a 357 Maximum! I'm guessing you missed the part about me having a fuckton of 9mm? :lol: No, just cant remember s--t! That was 9 months ago! ...

Good work! Now chamber it for a 38 Super and get more power! :D "Giggle quiet" and ".38 Super" have NEVER worked in the same sentence, much less the same firearm... You have more powder space in a 38 Super and can load a heavier sptizer type bullet to max subsonic velocities. Mo...

Well, crap. The reason I asked is because I was searching around about plating Ti, and I noticed some places use electroless nickel boron to plate it. I'm guessing that there's a special prep step before the process (for Ti), but I see nickel boron slathered all over AR parts these days. http://www...

In a 223 can even aluminum doesn't hold up well. I might make a 22lr suppressor from plastic one of these days, but I'd never want the stuff on the inside of a centerfire can. .22 rimfire suffers from erosion do to the volcanic glass used in the priming compound.Heat and pressure add to the cutting...

saigatechusa wrote:Testing at the range, my friend Karen shooting

both shots hypersonic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wn-uMQBYVc

Thanks for the video!

Looks like there is a big difference in recoil. Can is always a good way to go.

I believe the root of the cases in the innovator case and the Sig muzzle brake case is the ATF did not use science or a defined criteria list or design logic tree to determine what a silencer is without being arbitrary. The innovator case is based on the innovator saying it was not designed to sile...

Barrel extensions, fake silencers and back boring, which are barrel extensions, are legal to use on rifles, pistol, and shotguns. So saying anything that reduces the muzzle report is a silencer is incorrect. They do not fit the definition of a silencer under 18 U.S.C., § 921(A)(24). So to all you r...

Fake silencers that are an over barrel design that sit flush with the muzzle, I would have to say no, no change in gas volume, no change in report. Fake silencers that extend beyond the muzzle and have a large overbore. Probably yes, a reduction of report will be witnessed......and they are not des...

They also don't make the rifle quieter, they redirect the gases forward as they are expanding instead of just popping out the barrel. Its the same thing as a metro barrel for shotguns, allows gas to expand slowly before it pops into the environment. This is were is see problems coming from. A "...

So what do you consider the added, and removable, length of tube to extend the sight radius to an Olympic or small bore target rifle? Why doesnt the ATF go after all the olympic shooters both American and others who bring their rifle with tubes into the country to shoot matches. It is designed to i...

Gunny, If it reduces the sound signature at all then its a silencer. So threading a longer barrel onto a gun is a silencer? say going from 16" to 20" on a .22. No its a barrel. We are talking about adding a devide to the muzzle of a barrel not just changing the length. If any device is ad...

Dr.K wrote:
And only you guys will know I had to plasma cut it, ha ha.

I thought you used det cord!

why not do your own. It's easy, all you need is a cellphone charger some salt water & a template. You can get the template from dungeon designs over at weapons guild. If your really creative & have a publishing program & a laser printer you can make the template yourself. There are a lo...

Not exactly. Many are people like me who can thread things but can't weld. I don't have anything resembling welding equipment beyond MAPP gas & silver solder nor do I have the skill to weld even if I had the equipment. Point taken. I myself did not do the welding on my can. Luckily I work with ...

IMO the only reason people thread the bodies of their center fire cans is because they are not sure of their baffle design/configuration and they want the option of dumping the guts and trying again. Not exactly. Many are people like me who can thread things but can't weld. I don't have anything re...

Enfield577 wrote:WOW it works out to over $4,400 (Kiwi) to get it here, think I will give that a miss

OMG, that would be so simple to build, a bolt action single shot pistol and suppressor. Could be done for less than $1K. Plus the obligatory $200 tax.

Historian wrote:

Bendersquint wrote:Or you can just buy a hole deburring tool and save the edm money for ammo.

Bravo!

Tool junkies thank you for this most interesting
item.

That will sure mess with you rifling if your not careful.

Looks like a whistler!

Hi, hope you guy don't mind if I comment but, has anyone used ceramic, it's fairly light and is very heat resistant. Merrlin How do you perceive the manufacturing of ceramic baffles? The same way ceramic armor plates are made. Moulded and baked or sintered until hard. Then ground. https://en.wikipe...