I'm in Woodstock, but I'll keep it in mind. Thanks!!
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Suppressor
- Thread starter bbarie
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I like that place, haven't been in ages.
While I'm being enlightened. Thinking about suppressing my 9mm scorpion or my a 556. Someone said one can handle both. Would the quality be as good with a multi caliber suppressor?
No.
Thanks!!
Now I have to empty the safe, put the guns in a big circle and play spin the bottle to see which one gets it.
I hope this is a cash grab by the ATF in prep for the possible RIFLE Act. 🤞🤞🤞
Being I have been under a rock apparently, what "rifle act"?
Good guy to do business with, I've bought two from him.Check outSole Oak Supply
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Thanks Guys,
I have a YHM R9 on the way that will work great on your scorpion and is rated for 16”+ 556. Will it be super quiet on 556 no, will it knock the edge off and give you a taste yes…
Also have a OCL Polonium k on the way which is great for 556.
I can transfer to you local dealer or there are ways we can do everything remotely except the pickup.
I’ve had guys travel from all over the state!
The scorpion is a 9mm. What are these toys costing these days?
Not to hijack this post, but you may find my experience relevant. Everything below is based on my experience, I hope yours was, or will be the same.
If anyone has wondered about Silencer Central threading. I had a few barrels threaded by them. Yes it was pricy, but to date there have been absolutely ZERO issues with the work. Yes, I thought it was pricey but I also realize they have a higher overhead than a home jobber, shade tree or your buddy doing you a "GuvMent" job at work. I was having my original purchase Remington 541T-HB threaded and I wasn't going to trust that work to just anyone who claims to know what they are doing. My thought is on the subject is this. I've seen more than my fair share of wanna be machinist work. I own a chain saw, it doesn't make me an arborist. A lot people claim skills (self taught), no thanks I'll Pass. If you want work done properly it's worth the money to me to pay the people who do the work 8 hours a day, day in and day out.
My over all rating would be *8.5 and yes, they will get any future work I may need.
My rating scale *1 to *10
Pro's:
1. Quality work-*10
2. Ordering and shipping hassle free-*9.5 (time consuming)
3. Turn around time short. (3 weeks from placing order, receiving cases, pack, ship, work and returned-*10
4. I ended up with a new respectable quality rifle case for each action-*7.5 (overall quality)
Con's
1. Price-*7.5
2. Barreled action has to be fully stripped-*5.5
3. Rifle cases lack a sewn in loop to hang the case on a coat hook or rack.-*6
If anyone has wondered about Silencer Central threading. I had a few barrels threaded by them. Yes it was pricy, but to date there have been absolutely ZERO issues with the work. Yes, I thought it was pricey but I also realize they have a higher overhead than a home jobber, shade tree or your buddy doing you a "GuvMent" job at work. I was having my original purchase Remington 541T-HB threaded and I wasn't going to trust that work to just anyone who claims to know what they are doing. My thought is on the subject is this. I've seen more than my fair share of wanna be machinist work. I own a chain saw, it doesn't make me an arborist. A lot people claim skills (self taught), no thanks I'll Pass. If you want work done properly it's worth the money to me to pay the people who do the work 8 hours a day, day in and day out.
My over all rating would be *8.5 and yes, they will get any future work I may need.
My rating scale *1 to *10
Pro's:
1. Quality work-*10
2. Ordering and shipping hassle free-*9.5 (time consuming)
3. Turn around time short. (3 weeks from placing order, receiving cases, pack, ship, work and returned-*10
4. I ended up with a new respectable quality rifle case for each action-*7.5 (overall quality)
Con's
1. Price-*7.5
2. Barreled action has to be fully stripped-*5.5
3. Rifle cases lack a sewn in loop to hang the case on a coat hook or rack.-*6
