Budget Suppressor and Host

[Cbrs]

I finally got my tax stamp and received my .556 suppressor, and to celebrate I wanted to build a dedicated host for the suppressor. I also didn't want spend a lot of money because the suppressor was so cheap to begin with. At the end of the day I spent well under $1,000 (including taxes) and ended up with a nice looking firearm. I haven't taken it to the range yet, but will do so one night next week one night on my way home from school. Below are the pictures and also what I spent on the compo nets.



Rebel Alliance Suppressor - $200
Tax Stamp - $200
Anderson Lower Receiver - $35
PSA Pistol Kit - $279
Bushnell Red Dot Sight - $45

Total - $759

 

[JJFII]

the only negative comment I would have is... Bushnell low mount? Really? For the same price you could have gotten a set of BUIS.

Great build by the way. No shame in any of that. $400 well spent.

 

[dave29]

7075 Aluminum suppressor on a short barreled pistol 5.56 round? No thanks.

 

[patience0830]

7075 Aluminum suppressor on a short barreled pistol 5.56 round? No thanks.

I'd be curious what that suppressor is rated for. I wouldn't want to try F/A or really high volume/short time frame repetition. But at $200 I'd put one on a .22 in a heartbeat.

 

[ROLEXrifleman]

glad it comes a lifetime warranty, you'll be needing it on that set up

 

[JJFII]

I'd be curious what that suppressor is rated for. I wouldn't want to try F/A or really high volume/short time frame repetition. But at $200 I'd put one on a .22 in a heartbeat.

They say its not for F/A or even for mag dumps. It just drops the level to about 140db, just enough to wear a watch cap over your ears.

 

[Cbrs]

I would agree it definitely needs a riser, should have spent the $10 extra for the riser kit.

 

[IndianaSoloMcfly]

You could run the spikes .22lr conversion and have a cool little whisper machine id bet

 

[Bfish]

Have you shot it yet? Looking forward to hearing about the can.