Oregon/sound supressors - Page 2

Tubby45 · May 18th, 2008, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by bluelineman

What does an extra washer do? Make it quieter?

Parts that are intended for use in a suppressor are considered to be a suppressor. Some very cheap home made suppressors use washers as the baffle, but commercial ones do not.

There is no reason to pay $900 for a suppressor for any gun. Any decent $300-400 suppressor will serve you just fine.

bluelineman · May 18th, 2008, 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tubby45

Parts that are intended for use in a suppressor are considered to be a suppressor. Some very cheap home made suppressors use washers as the baffle, but commercial ones do not.

There is no reason to pay $900 for a suppressor for any gun. Any decent $300-400 suppressor will serve you just fine.

Ahh. I see. Thanks. He was the only one at the gun show selling them, not too much competition there.

Tubby45 · May 18th, 2008, 08:27 PM

That's why.

Here is a good link for very well priced suppressors. I've seen him over on Silencertalk.com. Seems legit and well liked over there. He's based out of OK, so shipping wouldn't be too much.

Suppressor / silencer information

bluelineman · May 18th, 2008, 10:23 PM

I spent the last 1/2 hr checking it out. Good info there. Interesting that Finland doesn't even regulate sound suppressors.

Tubby45 · May 18th, 2008, 10:47 PM

In fact, Finland's government encourages all its citizens to use sound suppressors, mainly for health reasons and noise pollution control. They are one of the few countries in the leading edge in suppressor technology. 5 million citizens with 4 million personally owned firearms. Finland doesn't regulate suppressors or machine guns.

Most foreign countries don't have much machine gun or suppressor regulations, but being able to own a firearm in the country is an accomplishment of itself. In Israel, the waiting time for a firearms ownership license is 3 years. But you can carry whatever you want wherever you want. A guy from another forum lives there and carries a M16 commando full auto into medical school with him.

Rob72 · May 19th, 2008, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Tubby45

There is no reason to pay $900 for a suppressor for any gun. Any decent $300-400 suppressor will serve you just fine.

Well, there is weight and coating. Polymer pistols tend to be hard on the frames with extra weight up front, so Ti or similar is worth it. On a LG, that's not much of an issue to the civilian shooter. Good ceramic coatings will increase the life of your internals, so...

Just depends on how much you plan to use it and what you have to spend.

Gomer, IIRC, NV is extremely ClassIII friendly.

Tubby45 · May 19th, 2008, 12:51 PM

For a Ti can with ceramic coated baffle(s), I wouldn't pay more than $600 for one. If I'm paying $900, it better include the transfer tax and a few hundred rounds of ammo.

I haven't heard of a civilian wearing out an aluminum alloy can on a pistol. Maybe it's like Fight Club and they don't talk about it.

Rob72 · May 19th, 2008, 03:47 PM

I agree with you, but that is more than a $400 premium.

People with nice toys like that aren't abusers, in general, shooting FA or 1K SA through one. OTOH, I view that like my spare parts box- I want the ability and/or parts to maintain my high $$ tools well into the next generation.

May 18th, 2008, 08:27 PM	#13
Tubby45 Distinguished Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: In the reloading room Posts: 1,892	That's why. Here is a good link for very well priced suppressors. I've seen him over on Silencertalk.com. Seems legit and well liked over there. He's based out of OK, so shipping wouldn't be too much. Suppressor / silencer information __________________ Freakshow Manufacturing LLC Licensed 07 FFL with Class II SOT pending California CFLC compliant

May 18th, 2008, 10:23 PM	#14
bluelineman Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 826	I spent the last 1/2 hr checking it out. Good info there. Interesting that Finland doesn't even regulate sound suppressors. __________________ Support the Wounded Troops Medal of Honor Recipients, Iraq

May 18th, 2008, 10:47 PM	#15
Tubby45 Distinguished Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: In the reloading room Posts: 1,892	In fact, Finland's government encourages all its citizens to use sound suppressors, mainly for health reasons and noise pollution control. They are one of the few countries in the leading edge in suppressor technology. 5 million citizens with 4 million personally owned firearms. Finland doesn't regulate suppressors or machine guns. Most foreign countries don't have much machine gun or suppressor regulations, but being able to own a firearm in the country is an accomplishment of itself. In Israel, the waiting time for a firearms ownership license is 3 years. But you can carry whatever you want wherever you want. A guy from another forum lives there and carries a M16 commando full auto into medical school with him. __________________ Freakshow Manufacturing LLC Licensed 07 FFL with Class II SOT pending California CFLC compliant

May 19th, 2008, 12:51 PM	#17
Tubby45 Distinguished Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: In the reloading room Posts: 1,892	For a Ti can with ceramic coated baffle(s), I wouldn't pay more than $600 for one. If I'm paying $900, it better include the transfer tax and a few hundred rounds of ammo. I haven't heard of a civilian wearing out an aluminum alloy can on a pistol. Maybe it's like Fight Club and they don't talk about it. __________________ Freakshow Manufacturing LLC Licensed 07 FFL with Class II SOT pending California CFLC compliant

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May 19th, 2008, 03:47 PM	#18
Rob72 VIP Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: OKC, OK Posts: 2,819	I agree with you, but that is more than a $400 premium. People with nice toys like that aren't abusers, in general, shooting FA or 1K SA through one. OTOH, I view that like my spare parts box- I want the ability and/or parts to maintain my high $$ tools well into the next generation.