OSUT#241 - 2023 - Keep Calm and Eat Bacon

[klausm]

shoveled some , that snow is heavy
almost as heavy as the tators i made in the crock pot
ate too much

 

[OneBadV8]

Know nothing about them ..........So one can buy the .308 model and it will work fine on , say a 22lr also .

it would work yes, but .22 lr ammo is extremely dirty and has a tendency to drop lead deposits. So you wouldn't want to do that to a more expensive centerfire suppressor because they're usually sealed and can't be cleaned.

Centerfire rifle suppressors are usually $500-$1200+ (sky is the limit)

Rimfire suppressors are usually cleanable and user servicable (they come apart) and are more like $200-$400

 

[OneBadV8]

speaking of suppressors....

looking forward to this coming out and being a suppressor host

PPK/s 22 | Black

The .22lr version of the Walther PPK, the gun that inspired an entirely new category in the firearm industry, now known as the concealed carry pistol.

waltherarms.com

 

[stocknup]

it would work yes, but .22 lr ammo is extremely dirty and has a tendency to drop lead deposits. So you wouldn't want to do that to a more expensive centerfire suppressor because they're usually sealed and can't be cleaned.

Centerfire rifle suppressors are usually $500+

Rimfire suppressors are usually cleanable and user servicable (they come apart) and are more like $200-$400

Gotcha ........On the wish list , need to get a little more educated on them .
Have a few "Suppressor ready" . All 22`s .

 

[DoggyDaddy]

yeah, I get it. It's expensive to get into, but once you have them you just buy guns suppressor ready.

And you don't NEED suppressor sights. regular sights still work, just get blocked slightly by it.

And for 5.56 ARs, the .308 suppressors work better anyway. Nobody should buy a 5.56 suppressor. Just get the bigger one and be done. It's quieter anyway

I'm not planning on buying anymore new guns. I'm getting ready to start liquidating some stuff once my C&R license expires next month. But maybe then I'll be able to afford a suppressor.

 

[OneBadV8]

Gotcha ........On the wish list , need to get a little more educated on them .
Have a few "Suppressor ready" . All 22`s .

if you were closer we could meet up and use some of mine to help you out.

 

[OneBadV8]

I'm not planning on buying anymore new guns. I'm getting ready to start liquidating some stuff once my C&R license expires next month. But maybe then I'll be able to afford a suppressor.

I sorta did that 15 years ago. I had a really cool WW2 collection and liquidated everything except the M1 Garand. Funded some newer really nice rifles.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

it would work yes, but .22 lr ammo is extremely dirty and has a tendency to drop lead deposits. So you wouldn't want to do that to a more expensive centerfire suppressor because they're usually sealed and can't be cleaned.

Centerfire rifle suppressors are usually $500-$1200+ (sky is the limit)

Rimfire suppressors are usually cleanable and user servicable (they come apart) and are more like $200-$400

Oh hell to the no then.

 

[stocknup]

if you were closer we could meet up and use some of mine to help you out.

Sure appreciate the offer ..............

 

[OneBadV8]

Oh hell to the no then.

did I mention there is a $200 ATF Permission TAX on top of it?

and then you wait 6-9 months for the official approval... then you get to take it home.

 

[ancjr]

My 457 is threaded, and pretty quiet to begin with.

 

[OneBadV8]

Sure appreciate the offer ..............

I've got a few, so if you ever have questions about the process or anything let me know.

 

[OneBadV8]

My 457 is threaded, and pretty quiet to begin with.

300 blackout and 9mm are some of the quietest suppressed guns.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

did I mention there is a $200 ATF Permission TAX on top of it?

and then you wait 6-9 months for the official approval... then you get to take it home.

Yeah, screw that. It will never happen for me.

 

[stocknup]

did I mention there is a $200 ATF Permission TAX on top of it?

and then you wait 6-9 months for the official approval... then you get to take it home.

I had no idea they were that pricey ........I`m w/ DD , I`ll just wear ear pro .

 

[DoggyDaddy]

 

[ancjr]

Yeah, screw that. It will never happen for me.

It's just a couple 10oz bars...

 

[OneBadV8]

yeah, the rimfire ones are fun. You can get one after tax stamp for $400-$500 and then you can use them on all your pistols/rifles and they're pretty fun.

Excellent for teaching new shooters too. Not for everyone though.

 

[OneBadV8]

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even the electronic Peltor/3M ear pro is like $70

 

[stocknup]

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Disposable ......those are re-usable at least 3-4 times