Never said they wouldn't... but I'm honestly not to worried about the multitude of hack job second rate POS cans of the kind you push being out there. I have more realistic concerns.
Mike
Mike
my silencer books sold 150,000 copies
and there's been OTHER "how to" silencer books, for DECADES. The "kits" available to make cans, in the 80's, probably also sold 200,000 or so. So if you "think" that a LOT of cans won't be part of shtf,you are dead wrong.
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So what? A lot of crap gets bought by teenagers from SOF, Paladin, etc, so they can pretend to know what they're bragging about to try and keep from getting beaten up like you did in high school. Doesn't mean any of the gimmick crap they buy is worth a sh!t.
150,000 copies sold and where are you now?
Working at a pity job your wife got for you while largely sponging off of HER earnings.
150,000 copies? Must have had a toliet paper shortage back then.
Working at a pity job your wife got for you while largely sponging off of HER earnings.
150,000 copies? Must have had a toliet paper shortage back then.
Hi in new to this so please excuse my mistakes
I have a savage 308 that i am using for target shooting i have no proplems with it and it never lets me down but not knowing much about rifles i wonder if anybody could give me some advice i am interested in maybe putting a sillencer on it and wondered if it was worth it or if it would only be a bit of a show pony looks good but does little to help the rifle or the shooter
Jeff
I have a savage 308 that i am using for target shooting i have no proplems with it and it never lets me down but not knowing much about rifles i wonder if anybody could give me some advice i am interested in maybe putting a sillencer on it and wondered if it was worth it or if it would only be a bit of a show pony looks good but does little to help the rifle or the shooter
Jeff
Hi Hinzey, the fed gov requires a $200 tax stamp and background investigation before you can legally own a silencer. Andy, the guy selling the silencer book is in federal prison now because of illegal possession of firearms and homebuilt silencers. His plans weren't very much good either. A good 308 suppressor of professional design will cost a minimum of $800 and up. Your Savage will work just fine without a blob of metal hanging off the front end.
RIKA
RIKA
THIS is why we Adore Rika..Beautiful, AND practical.RIKA said:Hi Hinzey, the fed gov requires a $200 tax stamp and background investigation before you can legally own a silencer. Andy, the guy selling the silencer book is in federal prison now because of illegal possession of firearms and homebuilt silencers. His plans weren't very much good either. A good 308 suppressor of professional design will cost a minimum of $800 and up. Your Savage will work just fine without a blob of metal hanging off the front end.
RIKA
That said..while there are times that a supressor (Legal of course) CAN damp out some vibrations, if you arent shooting out past 600 meters on a regular basis, the resonance of the barrel probably wont make that much difference for you to notice.
Hi thanks for the quick response to my question it was much appreciated im a big believer in listening to people who have the knowledge and the exsperiance to know what they are talking about.
Once again thanks i wont hesitate to ask other questions in the future.
Jeff
Once again thanks i wont hesitate to ask other questions in the future.
Jeff
There’s probably been a million books on Ninjitsu that have been sold over the years. I’m not particularly worried about having to face roving bands of invisible ninjas in the apocalypse.and there's been OTHER "how to" silencer books, for DECADES. The "kits" available to make cans, in the 80's, probably also sold 200,000 or so. So if you "think" that a LOT of cans won't be part of shtf,you are dead wrong.
I do know for a fact that there are plenty of privately owned, well made suppressors out there, and they aren’t going away. And they aren’t cobbled together wire screen junk, they’re commercial made and very durable.
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