[ARCHIVED THREAD] - 3d printed suppressor (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 1/20/2013 9:24:09 AM EDT
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This will not be good for us. Anti's will love to use this.
http://defcad.org/sound-moderator-mk2/ 
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Isnt this like the lead dust collectors offered on a few off the shelf pellet/bb guns? Basically any firearm would destroy it if its shot through and its permanently attached (these would have to be I assume and its not on a firearm so its ok.
So lead dust collector = ok on a pellet rifle Better have a form 1 in hand for any type of gun |
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Oil filter is better
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/04/24/econo-can-a-55-suppressor/ |
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I like this site better. All the cad files you want for every thing.
http://grabcad.com/library?per_page=20&query=suppressor |
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Oil filter is better http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2012/04/24/econo-can-a-55-suppressor/ Hotlink fail... |
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It's cool to explore what can be made, but that's kinds stupid, when you consider that tubes of all sizes are easily purchased in PVC, steel and aluminum. The legality of the project is the only thing holding anybody back. That dude better hide his dogs and delete that posting. I wouldn't want to have that in my possession while stopped by any LEO, Federal or not. That quite simply is a one way ticket to see Bubba in cell block 5. |
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The fact that you have to have a Form filled out and pay a stamp is already fucked up as is, you can't fuck it up worse. Why live happily with an infringed upon right and then just say, "well...this is good enough, we'll just keep it here".
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I can't see that lasting one round. Not, one. Depends on the context of the person who makes it. It might only need to last one round..... If that's mounted on a .22LR I can totally see it lasting long enough to be useful and then be completely destroyed for evidence purposes by burning/melting it. |
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C?
This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it! 
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it!
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62QSO SICK |
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62Qnow I understand why Sig did that . I was unaware of the suppressor kit. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Quoted: You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62QYou're positive the "suppressor kit" doesn't come with either a Form-4 or Form-1? ETA - just watched the vid. You "buy the suppressor" so I'm guessing it will be a $50 tube & nut with a $200 stamp.
Either way, I might be up for one... must look at it further. ETA - yeah... need to find pricing on this. |
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62QYou're positive the "suppressor kit" doesn't come with either a Form-4 or Form-1? Either way, I might be up for one... must look at it further. It would by definition have to. |
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62QOK, now that's pretty fuckin' cool... |
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62QIs it "not a suppressor" like a string is a machine gun? If a string isn't a machine gun, is it now a suppressor? |
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62Qnow I understand why Sig did that . I was unaware of the suppressor kit. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile That's awesome, I'm also surprised that the ATF allowed it. |
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62Qnow I understand why Sig did that . I was unaware of the suppressor kit. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile That's awesome, I'm also surprised that the ATF allowed it. Why? It's simply a muzzle brake as is. It doesn't suppress anything at all. |
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You guys see the SIG MPX-C? This thing has a 6" barrel with a 9.5" baffle stack they are calling a muzzle break that is permanently attached. The gun transfers as a standard rifle, and they offer a 'suppressor kit' that is comprised of a tube and a retaining nut that converts it into a full blown integral suppressor. How this is ATF kosher is beyond me... but I'll take it!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S_aqUDb62Qnow I understand why Sig did that . I was unaware of the suppressor kit. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile That's awesome, I'm also surprised that the ATF allowed it. Why? It's simply a muzzle brake as is. It doesn't suppress anything at all. Pretty sure they have some ruling that effectively makes possessing "suppressor parts" the same as possessing a suppressor. Since that "brake" is without a doubt a suppressor core, it makes for murky legal waters. |
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It's cool to explore what can be made, but that's kinds stupid, when you consider that tubes of all sizes are easily purchased in PVC, steel and aluminum. The legality of the project is the only thing holding anybody back. That dude better hide his dogs and delete that posting. I wouldn't want to have that in my possession while stopped by any LEO, Federal or not. That quite simply is a one way ticket to see Bubba in cell block 5. You do know that people in other countries have 3d printers, broadband internet and suppressors are considered a common, unregulated, over the counter accessory right? |
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It's cool to explore what can be made, but that's kinds stupid, when you consider that tubes of all sizes are easily purchased in PVC, steel and aluminum. The legality of the project is the only thing holding anybody back. That dude better hide his dogs and delete that posting. I wouldn't want to have that in my possession while stopped by any LEO, Federal or not. That quite simply is a one way ticket to see Bubba in cell block 5. You do know that people in other countries have 3d printers, broadband internet and suppressors are considered a common, unregulated, over the counter accessory right? One thing this should illustrate is how cheaply a suppressor could be made if one didn't have to worry about the desire for longevity. I imagine cheap baffles could be produced and shipped one way for less than the two way shipping of the suppressor that is currently required. |
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It's cool to explore what can be made, but that's kinds stupid, when you consider that tubes of all sizes are easily purchased in PVC, steel and aluminum. The legality of the project is the only thing holding anybody back. That dude better hide his dogs and delete that posting. I wouldn't want to have that in my possession while stopped by any LEO, Federal or not. That quite simply is a one way ticket to see Bubba in cell block 5. You do know that people in other countries have 3d printers, broadband internet and suppressors are considered a common, unregulated, over the counter accessory right? One thing this should illustrate is how cheaply a suppressor could be made if one didn't have to worry about the desire for longevity. I imagine cheap baffles could be produced and shipped one way for less than the two way shipping of the suppressor that is currently required. Disclaimer: I have never seen one in person. Doesn't look like there is a whole lot to building a can. Couple of dimpled washers with the right size hole in the middle, a rack to hold them and a tube to put em in and attach to your weapon. Or a tube with holes drilled in it, surrounded by packing (glass cloth), fitted into a larger tube. Know a little bit about how car mufflers work, same principals seem to apply (unless I am missing something). For sure, the oil filter adapter would be a cakewalk to make. |
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This will not be good for us. Anti's will love to use this.
Please note that this part was designed and 3D printed by a New Zealander for use on airguns: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:23947 As he notes: "It's OK here in New Zealand, but then we're allowed to make moonshine and grow our own tobacco." |