Well the last Form 1 I did for my SBR took about 9 months...even longer for my form 4 machine gun. I saw a you tube video the other day of some guys using oil filters for their suppressor. They sold some gizmo that attatched to the gun then you spun an oil filter on and shot. They said it worked really well and was a lot cheaper than a suppressor. Unless you know what you're doing I don't think I'd attempt building my own.
I have used these. It is a heater hose fitting that screws into the early chevy intake manifold.
An oil filter will screw onto this.. it gets about 3 threads and holds tight.
Slip the smooth end over the barrel and what I did was drill and tap for a set screw on the smooth end.
An oil filter will screw onto this.. it gets about 3 threads and holds tight.
Slip the smooth end over the barrel and what I did was drill and tap for a set screw on the smooth end.
Did you get this idea from the book "How To Be A Felon"?I have used these. It is a heater hose fitting that screws into the early chevy intake manifold.
An oil filter will screw onto this.. it gets about 3 threads and holds tight.
Slip the smooth end over the barrel and what I did was drill and tap for a set screw on the smooth end.
Ha!!! I don't like them either.
Depending on the weapon, you may not be able to see the sights over an oil filter.
Do you really want to spend $200 and wait 9 months to "give it a shot"?
Rugged Suppressors and Silencerco make awesome cans that are proven already.
My hope is that some day you will be able to build your own with no tax stamp similar to a 80% lower. The solvent traps kits are complete and it would take nothing to make one. I just dont feel like going through the form 1 process so I will wait and see what happens. I have a store bought one for a 223 so that will hold me for a while.
