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One box can hold up to two barrels. Generally speaking, most companies will ship your suppressor to the approved local dealer of your choice free of charge. Of course, not everyone lives close to their dealer. Full Member. Jun 22, 1, 2, Some where in the US. If it get's buy the Supreme Court, hopefully say good by to ATF, ever citizen gun owner of the United States will be getting in line for a suppressor. Feb 15, 1, 0 U.
Next time your near your suppressor shop, ask if they have "Liability Insurance. Throwing bullets through a screw on tube can have real consequences when things aren't right. J-Ham Stay fresh, cheese bags Full Member. Sep 21, 1, 1, Whitefish, MT. Zevdogs Sergeant Full Member.
Feb 5, 0 55 Utah. But they say that the Feds will P. Nov 2, 1, 2 Dallas,TX. Better welding? And we're talking about well known manufactureres on both ends, not Bob's House of Suppressors on the low end.
I have seen several that Advertise 7. A subscription to silencerresearch. Kinda like Them Black Rifles They All Look the Same to some folks Jun 24, 2 0 Frankly I'm surprised they aren't more expensive. You know, its not like these manufacturers are showing up to work in Lambos with supermodels hanging off both arms, cut em some slack. Silverbullet2 Gunny Sergeant Full Member. Sep 20, 1, 1 Near Seattle, Wa. Keeps the cans out of the gang bangers hands.
The paperworks helps out too. That would be interesting. Sep 10, 1, Columbia, SC www. I've seen the inside of this industry. I've seen the books, and done the numbers. Here is how it works. Who do you sell your suppressor to as a manuf? Dealers need to make a healthy profit. Those poor saps have to deal with customers. So, when you make a purchase for this product, you will obviously have a background check, fingerprints scanned and copied.
And after all that, they will still keep you on hold for over 4 months before the item comes to your doorstep. All these complicated steps are extra expenses themselves, which makes the suppressor itself an expensive product.
Since you have to go through a long process to purchase your own suppressor, you somewhat become the permanent owner of the suppressor. This means, aside from you, no one else is granted permission to use your firearm with the suppressor.
If, by any chance, you pass away, then the gun will have to remain idle. Or, if you wanted to resell it, the seller has to go through the exact same process you did, and you have to join the person by removing and replacing your information at each step.
Post by ghostdog » Tue Feb 28, pm. Post by ick » Tue Feb 28, pm. Post by Kramer » Wed Feb 29, am. Post by 57fairlane » Wed Feb 29, am. Privacy Terms. Quick links. Why are suppressors so expensive? General silencer discussion. If you want to talk about a specific silenced rifle or pistol, it is best to do that in the rifle or pistol section for that brand. All NFA laws apply. Post by tb2blazer » Tue Feb 28, am I am a noob when it comes to suppressors but I have been looking around a lot and I have researched them a good bit but I still want to know why they are soooo expensive?
I mean there is very little to them and it doesn't seem like it would cost much to make one so what makes them so expensive? Is there anyone out there that makes one cheaper or is it just the make it yourself or spend a ton option? Re: Why are suppressors so expensive? Post by doubloon » Tue Feb 28, am It takes time, research and expensive machinery to make a decent suppressor. Sure you can get a piece of pipe, some washers and some bottle tops and put them together but let's say you want to make a real suppressor instead.
But first, before you can even make them to sell them you have to get a license. A few hundred dollars, no biggie. But the real bitch is you can't make that many by yourself and your friends won't work for free so now you have to pay the lazy S. I personally don't really wonder why they are so expensive, I wonder how they can sell enough at those prices to make money every year.
So, want to talk about why scopes are so damn expensive? That's just a couple pieces of glass and a beer can. Post by crazy-mp » Tue Feb 28, am They are so expensive because of several factors first is research, without researching what baffle shapes, designs and spacing will work best we would end up with galvanized pipe and chore boy.
You can go the F1 route but unless you have access to a lathe and a good supply of stainless, aluminum or titanium you are going to end up spending much more on getting everything you need and not have the ability to get the can serviced or "upgraded" when a newer design comes out.
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