For the "suppressor" fans...costs less than the tax stamp!
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For the "suppressor" fans...costs less than the tax stamp!
Thought this was a pretty cool concept some of y'all would enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=hai ... ature=fvwp
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Re: For the "suppressor" fans...costs less than the tax stam
Interesting. I like the idea that if the goal is the quietest possible suppression, go with a larger chamber in the device. If portability is not an issue, and you have sights that will work, quieter is better.
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Re: For the "suppressor" fans...costs less than the tax stam
I think you would still need the tax stamp for that device.
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Re: For the "suppressor" fans...costs less than the tax stam
flyfisher66048 wrote:I think you would still need the tax stamp for that device.
Think they said you will still need the initial 200.00 tax stamp plus the 75.00 cost of the part. Then you will be free to put the different cans on different firearms.......which is about the same as a regular suppressor.
I dont like that you cant see the sights at all with those cans.
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Re: For the "suppressor" fans...costs less than the tax stam
I see that as a "genius" idea ...... something so simple and surprisingly elegant that the concept should have been thought of long ago .....
here is the product page, halfway down .....
http://www.americanspecialtyammo.com/Class_III.html
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here is the product page, halfway down .....
http://www.americanspecialtyammo.com/Class_III.html
Cheers,
Carl
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Re: For the "suppressor" fans...costs less than the tax stam
Now here's an idea. . .Rube Burrows wrote:I dont like that you cant see the sights at all with those cans.
What if there were an "oil filter" that was only an inch or so in diameter, and long enough to do the job of quieting the noise...????
No reason it HAS to be an actual "oil filter" either.
I'm seeing it as a "build your own baffle-unit and save money" device. LEGALLY.
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Re: For the "suppressor" fans...costs less than the tax stam
watch the video again ..... that adaptor ?? THAT is the actual piece which is the "suppressor" !! It is the item which is registered as a suppressor and requires the $200 tax stamp and all the paperwork.
The "suppressor" in this case has nothing at all to do with an oil filter and/or otherwise attachment of a "tubular-shaped thingie."
So the legal question becomes: if you don't have the paperwork, is mere possession of such an adaptor a felony ?? And do you have to own THAT exact make & model ?? If you build one yourself at home, do you now have something "equivalent" which thus makes you a felon ..... all reasonable questions to keep your lawyer making money on your behalf.
another thread here at Leverguns: http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... =1&t=45319
Cheers,
Carl
The "suppressor" in this case has nothing at all to do with an oil filter and/or otherwise attachment of a "tubular-shaped thingie."
So the legal question becomes: if you don't have the paperwork, is mere possession of such an adaptor a felony ?? And do you have to own THAT exact make & model ?? If you build one yourself at home, do you now have something "equivalent" which thus makes you a felon ..... all reasonable questions to keep your lawyer making money on your behalf.
another thread here at Leverguns: http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... =1&t=45319
Cheers,
Carl