Gun suppressors
 

When tshtf, will it be a good idea to have one?
Read up just a little on it.


http://trulineint.com/forum.asp?file=18
SOUND SUPPRESSORS

All I�m going to say on this subject is: Have one if you can. That�s it. I�ll leave the rest of it to your imagination, don�t make me say it. Today it may seem like a �nice to have� feature� after the SHTF, it may be a �O God I�ve got to get a suppressor!!� feature. I�d buy a good suppressor instead of a ultra high dollar scope like the SOG. Buy a good quality scope, but don�t spend a fortune on it, and use the rest of the money on a suppressor. If you are serious about preparing for SHTF, you�ll thank me one day, just trust me on this one. 9mm and 45 suppress quite well. Not as well as .22 , but there is much more power on the big bore ammo. Combined with a full auto SMG, the possibilities are much greater. Sometimes it�s just better to go unnoticed, especially in a SHTF crisis.

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Clearly it's a good idea whether or not TSHTF. In civilized countries, it's considered a courtesy to use one while shooting. In the US, however, the assumption is that only murderers and other evildoers want to silence their firearms. Thus, suppressors are federally regulated as NFA items, assuming your state and local laws even permit ownership and usage.

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I doubt many (any?) of us live where we're able to buy and own suppressors.

Oh well, there's always the 2-liter plastic bottle and duct tape method. Never tried it, but I understand it takes a bit of practice to get the holes just right, and of course, it's only good for one shot.

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What countries would be civilized enough to sell them over the counter?

Electric-Amish

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I believe that suppressors are legal in 30-some US states. Subject to federal regulation, though.

See here:
http://www.gem-tech.com/legal.html

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I have many----all legal and papered.
Most states can own them. (37 in fact) Just have to pay a one time $200 tax and submit to a background check and wait 3-6 months.

Well worth it and a lot of fun.

Here's a state by state list of Class 3:
http://www.mp5.net/info/sbsconr.htm

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Finland and Norway

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It seems threads like this are a bait for some idiot who would offer to sell some and then go away for 7 years.

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If some dude with a CNC machine shop and a full staff and a bunch of aluminum stock decides to try to get around the $500 a year fee for being a class II manufacture in the US, then I might see your point.

While not available 'over the counter' here in the US, they are not hard to purchase legally.

Seems threads like this are better discussed without European input. no offense A.... :albertein

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Agreed. Here is a local source:

http://www.tacticalinc.com/strongsup...rong-c-21.html

:beer:

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I got a kilo of Pu239 in a plastic baggie,good rates on Co60 too:).

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plutonium-239

:signs1: Attention Government Agents: He is only Joking!

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When you say "one-time tax", is that "One time so that you may be investigated etc" or is that "one time each time you buy one"?

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Can you make anymore? and did you follow the book guide on making it?
http://cgi.ebay.com/make-your-own-Pl...QQcmdZViewItem

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http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DX

You can convert cheapo Wal-Mart blenders into a bank of centrifuges:


:smokin: don't tell Mom.