$285 legal suppressor! (incldues stamp)

[Bigtanker]

I noticed this on Hicock45 (Youtube) today. $75 for the adapter. Pretty cool.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7t_pcWPdSDs

 

[pmorriso]

Solvent trap or solvent catcher.

 

[JoshuaW]

I have seen those several times. He mentions 556? Now THAT I would be interested in hearing. Would the filter hold up? Would it actually have some noise reduction? If so, I'm in.

 

[fullauto 45]

Little hard to aim.

 

[T4rdV4rk]

Need a tall standoff for that one. Or a smaller can of course.

 

[BigWagon]

Cool idea. I would just have a hard time spending that kind of money to screw an oil filter on my gun.

 

[achilles]

So you don't need a stamp for home built suppressors? It sounded like it worked pretty well actually.

 

[Sailor]

You need a stamp for all suppressors.

 

[Bigtanker]

So you don't need a stamp for home built suppressors? It sounded like it worked pretty well actually.

The stamp is needed for the adapter.

 

[achilles]

Ahh ok that makes sense then. Thanks.

 

[Deadly Z Driver]

What would stop me from making a silencer attached to the adapter?

 

[TriggerWork]

I just thought the same thing. What would be the law that stops me from making my own can to screw on to the adapter? Looking by haven't found the specific law yet.

 

[maxmayhem]

yes that is correct and it come with 10 free years of room and board behind bars...geez

So you don't need a stamp for home built suppressors? It sounded like it worked pretty well actually.

 

[maxmayhem]

the law

What would stop me from making a silencer attached to the adapter?

 

[TriggerWork]

the law

If you pay the tax for the adapter and screw an oil filter to the end, what is the difference if you make a can of your own to screw onto it?

 

[JoshuaW]

What would stop me from making a silencer attached to the adapter?

If you pay the tax, the adapter would be the suppressor. Nothing would stop you from constructing something to attach it, at least not the way I understand it. It would be like owning an extra set of baffles.

 

[TriggerWork]

If you pay the tax, the adapter would be the suppressor. Nothing would stop you from constructing something to attach it, at least not the way I understand it. It would be like owning an extra set of baffles.

I found a comment in a forum that stated that the ATF must consider the oil filter as a "wipe" since it punches out the first round. So, if true could you just make sure that the exit end cap was solid on the first shot?

 

[wsenefeld]

If you go to their website, the can/adapter is a silencer combo. They are both serialized. Once the can gets dirty you can't just buy another oil filter. The filter is just as much a part of the setup as the adapter itself.

 

[OneBadV8]

Or for another $100 you could have a Huntertown Arms suppressor

 

[wsenefeld]

Or for another $100 you could have a Huntertown Arms suppressor

EXACTLY right. Pay the extra for a product that was made as it should be and can be cleaned with ease. Buy once, cry once. Once that oil filter gets dirty, youre outta luck. Not to mention having to pay how much for raised sights and its FUGLY!