A rough walk

[Kozaturf]

Well, I put my first suppressor in jail this morning. I have another I'm waiting on to be transferred to my local shop so it will have company soon.

Even though you know how it works, buy now, pay now, receive later. It is still a rough walk out of the shop with your expensive little receipt. It gets easier each time right?

I feel like I need a T-shirt, "I spent $800 at the suppressor shop and all I got was this little piece of paper."

Now to forget about it until they call.

 

[indykid]

It never gets easier knowing you have to pay a blackmail fee to purchase hearing protection.

 

[sloppyjoe]

So what did you get? I feel like the wait does get easier once you have a few in hand that you can finger whenever you get lonely.

 

[Kozaturf]

I put a Dead Air Mask HD in jail and I'm waiting on a CGS Hydra SS to be transferred to my local shop.

 

[Sigmaster]

I have heard from an employee, if you purchase a can from parabellum gun store, you can use it at their range, until the paper clears.
At least you get some bang for your buck.

 

[sloppyjoe]

I have heard from an employee, if you purchase a can from parabellum gun store, you can use it at their range, until the paper clears.
At least you get some bang for your buck.

You dont even have to buy it from them. You just have to transfer it through them. Anything you buy through Silencershop can be transferred through parabellum for free. Any outside NFA transfers are $75. They definitely let you shoot your cans while they are in jail which is why I use them for all my transfers now. Indy Arms and Highsmith guns also allow you to shoot your cans while in jail, but Indy Arms makes you buy their rifle ammo and Highsmith is pistol calibers only. Parabellum also has a Silencershop kiosk so you dont have to worry about fingerprint cards.

 

[Kozaturf]

I have heard from an employee, if you purchase a can from parabellum gun store, you can use it at their range, until the paper clears.
At least you get some bang for your buck.

That's awesome, but a 300 mile round trip is a bit much for a trip to the range to use a suppressor while I wait. Wish they had something like that here.

 

[schmart]

That's awesome, but a 300 mile round trip is a bit much for a trip to the range to use a suppressor while I wait. Wish they had something like that here.

I've not done it, but the indoor range in Lafayette allows using your suppressor at their range while it is in jail as well. If you have a local range that is also an FFL, I'd suggest inquiring about their policy.
--Rick

 

[1nderbeard]

You dont even have to buy it from them. You just have to transfer it through them. Anything you buy through Silencershop can be transferred through parabellum for free. Any outside NFA transfers are $75. They definitely let you shoot your cans while they are in jail which is why I use them for all my transfers now. Indy Arms and Highsmith guns also allow you to shoot your cans while in jail, but Indy Arms makes you buy their rifle ammo and Highsmith is pistol calibers only. Parabellum also has a Silencershop kiosk so you dont have to worry about fingerprint cards.

Yeah as soon as I get my government is stupid money I'm prob gonna buy two more cans. Don't tell my wife.

 

[Kozaturf]

I've not done it, but the indoor range in Lafayette allows using your suppressor at their range while it is in jail as well. If you have a local range that is also an FFL, I'd suggest inquiring about their policy.
--Rick

Yeah, no Class 3 FFL's close by with a range.

 

[sloppyjoe]

Yeah as soon as I get my government is stupid money I'm prob gonna buy two more cans. Don't tell my wife.

Nice! What cans are you going to get?

 

[1nderbeard]

Nice! What cans are you going to get?

I'm thinking something in the Silcencerco family. Probably the Omega. I just like the ASR mount that they have, and already have a few muzzle devices.

I could always use another 22 can also.