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Saw the price right off but I'm on a computer vs a cell phone so it may be easier.

Good info Chris.

Here is some info. I haven't done it personally but I'm sure Mike and his staff could answer any questions for you. https://healypremium.com/product-category/silencers-nfa/silencers-suppressors/ https://www.silencershop.com/blog/post/silencer-shop-kiosk#much

Big Lake is still frozen over.

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I hope he can carve a niche out and make it a go. Always exciting and scary at the same time starting a business. A storefront is a big commitment with with real overhead.

There was a CWT Member years ago that did that. Mostly lakes IIRC.

With a brake I imagine more people never take them off. Now with that said, do those of you who have a suppressor put anything on the threads like maybe anti-seize, CLR etc?

No clue how to decipher it.

Make him an offer.

My son and I were at the G&F Expos a few years ago and he paid a vendor a few bucks to shoot a full auto in 5.56 and halfway through the mag the suppressor blew off and went about 30' downrange.

It's probably been 15 years since I took my brake off, maybe even 20. Took it off, cleaned the threads and put some Kroil on the 28x1/2 threads. Put it back on.

Are you looking for pistol calibers?

The blue one posted is 304 which is fine. Why would you need one rated for natural gas?

That IS a sweet scope.

Free Components Too. It'll be a long time before another one like this comes up Rick.

What Load Range are they? FYI, When I bought mine used I took them to Discount Tire and for $25 they mounted them on my truck and gave me their typical Road Hazard Warranty which came in handy a few years later when one had a sidewall puncture.

I usually see them by now. Ernesto?

Casey I think the cooler temps and rain have slowed their migration this year.

Let me know if you need a hand Russ.

You can easily see them across a field at 3-400 yards.

I have them on my F250 and love them. I bought them probably four years ago used with rims from an guy stationed down at Davis Monthan. They are super quiet and wear like iron.

I was referring to the picture by Pirogue.

Looks like a Mojave to me also.