So the registered part is the adapter? That's pretty cool..
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I have a few of the adapters. mine were only $40. They are "Solvent Trap Adapters" from Cadiz Gun Works. They are only for cleaning, and recycling barrel solvent, therefore they are not registered or taxable items. but it would be illegal to fire through them. which i have never done or intend to do. that would be improvising a silencer.
I have trouble calling it a "Waste" of money. At $75 it's worth the money for the novelty amusement alone
There are hundreds of different size, shape and internal components to choose from in the oil filter market. It might be fun
just to go through a couple dozen of them with a db meter and see what differences they make ... why? Just because you can ...
I have a few of the adapters. mine were only $40. They are "Solvent Trap Adapters" from Cadiz Gun Works. They are only for cleaning, and recycling barrel solvent, therefore they are not registered or taxable items. but it would be illegal to fire through them. which i have never done or intend to do. that would be improvising a silencer.
you have to send the oil can in everytime to be serialized as the removable baffles (oil can) can only be changed by the manufacturer. ask AAC, YHM, SilencerCo or anyone else to send you a new baffle stack. if you dont send the oil can to be serialized and destroy the old one you are breaking a law. secondly you cant aim with that thing on. if you are going to spend $200 bucks, make it worth while
the adapter is the serialized part. not the oil filter.
This has been gone over countless times. Even though my Osprey 45 has its serial number on the back of it, I can't go replacing the tube all willy nilly. The tube must be replaced by an 07/02. Replacing the filter on your own is illegal. The only thing you can replace is a wipe and even that is only a certain number of restricted material, metal is expressly prohibited.