[NoHair]

Glad it helped.
You ever get into Oregon?
Sitting in my house right now I am looking at Vancouver WA, and can shoot at my house if you ever wanted to "Hear" some different ones.
I am an HK guy - kind of ridiculous, 1 sear and 42 guns I can use it in - and have several 308 cans, I do not suppress them, the added "Dwell" that it causes makes them hard on the weapon and you get a ton of debris in your face. Yes on an HK I could change the locking piece and make it better but it's not worth it to me. The only autoloading 308 I have a can on is my Larue OBR 7.62, it has an adjustable gas system to help that out.

[nevada]

Originally Posted by NoHair

Glad it helped.
You ever get into Oregon?
Sitting in my house right now I am looking at Vancouver WA, and can shoot at my house if you ever wanted to "Hear" some different ones.
I am an HK guy - kind of ridiculous, 1 sear and 42 guns I can use it in - and have several 308 cans, I do not suppress them, the added "Dwell" that it causes makes them hard on the weapon and you get a ton of debris in your face. Yes on an HK I could change the locking piece and make it better but it's not worth it to me. The only autoloading 308 I have a can on is my Larue OBR 7.62, it has an adjustable gas system to help that out.

not too often, mostly only in the summer when im on the bike. I appreciate the offer tho.

i'll be honest, I have no idea most of what you just said.

the FAL also has an adjustable gas system, so that's good news.

[darkie3495]

Originally Posted by NoHair

I have about 30+ cans, not an SOT. :0
I say the best bang for the buck is easily this,
TAC65 .22LR SUPPRESSOR Excellent Suppression, Easy To Clean by:

Given sound suppression, diameter, weight, disassembly and price.
I have ones that will work on my .17HMRs, but they are stainless, heavier and cost more. I have ones that are lighter and smaller but more $.
For a first can it is GREAT!!!!!!!! And reasonably priced.

You'll want to find a dealer who stocks them, that way they SHOULDN'T charge you a transfer fee as it is USUALLY included on in stock cans, AND it will save you a few months.

Let me know if you got any other questions and I'll try to help.

Any experience with the silencerco sparrow? It seems pretty quiet (only shot it a few times) and the take down/cleaning seems really easy.

[Logan714]

Originally Posted by Jumpkix

Thank you for your service. Just curious, but how much of a discount are you getting from Glock?

the glock 23 I bought brand new with 3 magazines for 398.20. The gun club where I buy my most of my guns has them listed for 499.

Glock 23 40 S&W Fixed Sight - .40 S&W - Glock - Handguns - SGCUSA

[NoHair]

Originally Posted by darkie3495

Any experience with the silencerco sparrow? It seems pretty quiet (only shot it a few times) and the take down/cleaning seems really easy.

I played with one when they first came out, good concept but I don't see the need for it. I have an AAC Prodigy II - same monolithic baffle style - and haven't had an issues getting it apart. Sooo.........?
It's a good can!!!!

[JBecker]

I swapped out the rail on my 14.5" M4 the other day. The longer rail really gives me more room to work with finding a comfortable and supportive firing position. I also picked up another lower yesterday as it was my birthday and I want to start working on my SPR build. I'm sure it's gonna be a while until that is finished though. The glass alone is gonna be over $1200 on that. I'm leaning towards a Nightforce NXS Compact 2.5-10x32 (mil/mil) for it, I like the reticle and turret combo on the Nightforce over the Leupold offerings.

Pew pew!

[RunninInGA]

Built out a PSA lower using a phase 5 buffer and spring yesterday. Looking for a cheap 7.5 inch upper chambered in 5.56/.223 if anybody has any leads.

[DanSt4R]

Buy a gun in parts, and good old Uncle Sam don't have to know about it.

[Dawg4Runner]

Originally Posted by DanSt4R

Buy a gun in parts, and good old Uncle Sam don't have to know about it.

I certainly hope that whatever you're building is within compliance with local and Federal laws. You've heard of a Form 4473 right?

By all means, feel free to share the details of some of your latest builds. Pics would be nice too!

[M1911]

Originally Posted by DanSt4R

Buy a gun in parts, and good old Uncle Sam don't have to know about it.

If you buy a receiver from an FFL, whether by itself or assembled as a gun, you must fill out the form 4473.

The idea that buying a gun in parts can somehow bypass this process is misinformed.

[LINY4Runner]

Originally Posted by JBecker

Pew pew!

that is a beautiful piece of hardware.

[SV_Dude]

Originally Posted by M1911

The idea that buying a gun in parts can somehow bypass this process is misinformed.

The only way to buy parts and not have anything registered or bypass all checks is to buy a 80% lower then assemble it after you finish milling the lower. Most people won't do this because you have to have the right equipment and skills to finish milling the lower. I doubt a machine shop will finish milling a lower for anyone either.

[JBecker]

Not if you buy an item face to face.

[M1911]

Originally Posted by JBecker

Not if you buy an item face to face.

You can buy a firearm face-to-face from a resident of your state. Provided your state does not register firearms or firearm transactions, then .gov doesn't have a paper trail. Note, however, that this is true whether you are buying an entire gun or just the receiver.

So the suggestion that you should buy a gun in parts to avoid a paper trail is simply incorrect (unless, as SV_Dude suggested, you buy an 80% receiver -- but hardly anyone has the tools or skill to finish the receiver).

Firearms laws are hard enough to understand without people making stuff up.

[NoHair]

Originally Posted by JBecker

I swapped out the rail on my 14.5" M4 the other day. The longer rail really gives me more room to work with finding a comfortable and supportive firing position. I also picked up another lower yesterday as it was my birthday and I want to start working on my SPR build. I'm sure it's gonna be a while until that is finished though. The glass alone is gonna be over $1200 on that. I'm leaning towards a Nightforce NXS Compact 2.5-10x32 (mil/mil) for it, I like the reticle and turret combo on the Nightforce over the Leupold offerings.

Pew pew!

I have 5 NightForces, and I must say that the Compact 2.5-10x32 (mil/mil) that I have on one of my KAC SR-15s is really is not as bright as I had hoped. I KNOW it is only 32mm
But I needed it to take a beating in the back of my 4runner and still work, so of course I kept it.
Great build!!