Which Can?
- JustinR
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Re: Which Can?
Well that sucks, but at least you were able to get a hold of one already in the transfer process. When I was trying to find a shop to buy from, I called around to all the suppressor dealers in the area (DFW thankfully has quite a few) to find one that had decent prices AND had both I wanted to buy in shop so I wouldn't have to wait for the distributor to dealer transfer time. I warned my friend that I started the trust with about this, but he still bought his from a shop that didn't have them in hand. To add insult to injury, the distributor transferred the WRONG pistol can, so he ended up cancelling his order with them and buying it from the same guy that I did, whom had the correct one in stock. PITA to be sure.
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- HTRN
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Re: Which Can?
One of the appeals of DIY cans now, is that turn around on Form 1s is very fast, often less than 6 months,
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- Denis
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Re: Which Can?
Any thoughts on where to find proven DIY designs?HTRN wrote:One of the appeals of DIY cans now, is that turn around on Form 1s is very fast, often less than 6 months,
- Netpackrat
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Re: Which Can?
Yeah, I might still go ahead and Form 1 a 9mm can just for that reason alone. I need to take some measurements, and figure out what thread my Suomi and the 9mm AK I haven't built yet will be. Hopefully they can be the same, without one losing too much thickness at the muzzle.HTRN wrote:One of the appeals of DIY cans now, is that turn around on Form 1s is very fast, often less than 6 months,
Edit to add: People have been reporting turn around times of between a month or two, of Form 1s e-filed with a trust.
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- JAG2955
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Re: Which Can?
I've done two eForm 1s for SBRs, both took about a 35 days. I'm at day 25 for a third.
- HTRN
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Re: Which Can?
Silencertalk has an entire forum devoted to DIY.Denis wrote:Any thoughts on where to find proven DIY designs?HTRN wrote:One of the appeals of DIY cans now, is that turn around on Form 1s is very fast, often less than 6 months,
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- Denis
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Re: Which Can?
Super. Thanks!HTRN wrote:Silencertalk has an entire forum devoted to DIY.
- slowpoke
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Re: Which Can?
I finally broke down and sent in two paper form 1's for supressors. I'll let yall know how it goes but I don't expect to hear back before August, guess that my buy a gun day purchase for the year.
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- JustinR
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Re: Which Can?
My friend and trust cohort got his rifle can and we shot it for the first time the other day (Silencerco Specwar.) We shot some of the 220 grain loads he had worked up for his 300 Blackout AR, the primary intended host. It was both of our first exposure to shooting suppressed. The rounds around 800-850 FPS were hollywood quiet and gave us both big shit eating grins. As we worked our way to the slightly higher powder charges, the ones that were just subsonic had a much more defined air rifle type crack, but were still hearing safe. Yea, I have a feeling we'll be buying more suppressors in the future now.
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- Netpackrat
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Re: Which Can?
E-filed for one each, SBS (Saiga 12) and SBR (AMD-65 based AK) tonight. Depending on how badly I fuck up the AK's threads getting the permanently attached brake off, I may eventually put a new barrel from AK Builder on there in order to get suppressor quality threads. They make a 14" AMD-65 barrel meant for title I builds (permanently attaching the original brake, rather than an extended one like I used), that would be just perfect for having my gunsmith friend shorten to match the original, and then thread. I would do it that way, because AK Builder's barrels don't have the 90 degree shoulder for proper suppressor installation. Nor does an original AK barrel, for that matter.
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