questions for you suppressor guys

[rbros]

Same bullet diameter yes.....the 22-250 has way more gas volume than a 223.  Most suppressor manufacturers suggest using a 30 cal can on the 22-250's due to the extra powder being burned which creates more pressure and gas.  The whole concept of a can is to redirect and slow down the gas away from the bullet.

[JohnVH]

any places do all the work for you? (paperwork)

[huntandjeep]

any places do all the work for you? (paperwork)

   Anywhere you buy a supressor will have the paperwork. You buy the can , they fill out the serial # for the can. Give you that ,fingerprints cards,a form for the local LEO to sign. Take the form and print cards to local LEO pay $20 to get printed, have LEO sign form. Once thats done send all that plus $200 check to the FBI then wait. I bought my can the middle of March and im still waiting for the Feds to send back my stamp so I can go get my can.

[JohnVH]

oh, thought there was more to it, whats all the talk about trusts and all that about then?

[Swannytheswan]

alot of ppl put the can in a trust so that when you die you can pass it on to your children or whoever you would like if it is just in your name I believe it has to be destroyed upon your death whereas if it is owned by a trust then the executor can be changed...at least that is how I understand it i am no lawyer so its just my 

[JohnVH]

can you ever sell a can after you buy one?

[huntandjeep]

can you ever sell a can after you buy one?

   Why would you want to    just kidding not sure on this one.

[CAMPMEAT]

If any of you guys wanna setup a trust, I know a lawyer out of Maltby that does them. I could PM you his info if you like. It's something like Northwest Gun Group.

[yorketransport]

You can also buy one as a corporation. That's what I plan to do. Since a corporation is a nameless, faceless entity, you can get around the LEO signature. Some local LEOs are not signing off on the paper work.

What are the brands which you guys prefer? I'm familiar with Gemtec, Surefire, YHM, AAC, and Quick Silver. What others are out there which are worth looking at for a 300 WM can?

Andrew

[jaymark6655]

You can also buy one as a corporation. That's what I plan to do. Since a corporation is a nameless, faceless entity, you can get around the LEO signature. Some local LEOs are not signing off on the paper work.

What are the brands which you guys prefer? I'm familiar with Gemtec, Surefire, YHM, AAC, and Quick Silver. What others are out there which are worth looking at for a 300 WM can?

Andrew

I think the trust is used to avoid the leo signature too.

If you use Surefire and their flash suppressor than its a quick disconnect setup.  There is a point of impact shift between suppressed and unsuppressed, but no weird flyers and then walking into the new point impact while the suppressor "seats" like on other QD cans.

[Todd_ID]

can you ever sell a can after you buy one?

Yeah, it's the same process as buying one from a manufacturer...buyer applies for and receives a transfer tax stamp specific to the serial number of the suppressor being sold.

[Raul Duke]

I bought my can the middle of March and im still waiting for the Feds to send back my stamp so I can go get my can.

I paid for my can in Aug, only to later find out its on back order.  Still waiting for my serial #