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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: skorpx1 on January 17, 2013, 05:46:13 PM
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I was looking around on YouTube today and I just so happened to stumble upon this video here, and found it genuinely interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t_pcWPdSDs
Apparently there's a way to turn an oil filter into a gun suppressor. Its not illegal or anything and its a lot cheaper than buying a "real" suppressor.
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Good luck hitting anything farther than 5 yds.
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I was looking around on YouTube today and I just so happened to stumble upon this video here, and found it genuinely interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t_pcWPdSDs
Apparently there's a way to turn an oil filter into a gun suppressor. Its not illegal or anything and its a lot cheaper than buying a "real" suppressor.
But your paying $200 bucks extra to put an oil filter on the end of you gun..... cool if the zombies come and you want a suppressor, but I'd rather pay for a real one.
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Good luck hitting anything farther than 5 yds.
Did you even watch the video? When the guy uses his .22 rifle he was able to hit a gong at about 75-ish yards.
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Good luck hitting anything farther than 5 yds.
I have one and zero is the same. Best <$300 I ever spent for protecting my hearing
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Can someone explain to me exactly how this is legal without a tax stamp? :headscratch:
It's not. You still have to pay the $200 dollar tax stamp.
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It's not. You still have to pay the $200 dollar tax stamp.
thats what I figured. :salute
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If you guys would watch the video, you'd find out how its legal.
Yeesh that's why its there.
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Use a new filter by the way. I've already heard stories.
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Use a new filter by the way. I've already heard stories.
:rofl :rofl :rofl
:salute
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It's not. You still have to pay the $200 dollar tax stamp.
Unless he is a licensed manufacturer than he can make anything he wants. If the common Joe wants to own one regardless of what it is made of then yes he must pay the $200 tax stamp and have the silencer registered.
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Use a new filter by the way. I've already heard stories.
Only two things are infinite. The universe and human stupidity... something something Einstein.
Wow.
Wiley.
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.22LR is real easy to suppress with almost any simple container, like a plastic bottle.
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I was looking around on YouTube today and I just so happened to stumble upon this video here, and found it genuinely interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t_pcWPdSDs
Apparently there's a way to turn an oil filter into a gun suppressor. Its not illegal or anything and its a lot cheaper than buying a "real" suppressor.
What, exactly is the point?
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.22LR is real easy to suppress with almost any simple container, like a plastic bottle.
Didn't they used to (or maybe still do) make special sub-sonic .22LR or some .22 round?
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I always called em .22 short. I have no idea if you can still find em, I havent bought any in forever. The sound of the bullet impact was louder than the shot.
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theres plenty of subsonic .22LR available, its standard for pest control, barely louder than a high pressure .22 air rifle.
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dont let the "short" designation fool you. There is plenty of supersonic .22 short ammo available. Likewise, there is plenty of subsonic .22 long rifle as well. :aok