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So it's either the target or the sight is going to be incredibly blurry because of the proximity of the sight to the eye.

Then don't cut those things out entirely. Diets that promote some sort of extreme, vs moderation and balance will eventually stop producing the desired effects. Your body is wants balance, not extremes. It'll quickly respond when you cut certain things out, but then it'll compensate for the...

You're spot on about tenifer. It penetrates about 3-5 microns deep into the metal. The black finish is not tenifer, and the gun will be protected from corrosion even if the finish has worn off. S&W's marketing team gets in wrong on their website.

Looks like a Rugington.

I'm positive gunbroker would be full of $300 Rebel 22 suppressors, and I'll bet that a chunk of those guys will get hammered by the ATF for engaging in the business of selling firearms for profit sans ffl.

Well that's contrary to what everyone in the industry seems to be saying, but kudos for the rosy perspective.

No you misunderstood entirely, 1.5 years just for the legislation to become law, then X amount of time before there is actually supply available for purchase. Imagine if the HPA passed today and would be law on July 1st. When do you think you'd be able to walk into a store and buy a can off...

Nope, the 1.5 is about how long it'd take to become law if it sails through (which it most likely won't), then we know, without a doubt that demand would strip supply for X amount of time. This is all pretty easy to extrapolate just because we know how humans react. Now, I'll concede that as...

Do you think suppressor manufacturers are gambling with lots of $$$ on the eventual passage of the HPA? Some might be, but I'll bet that many are already running at capacity and aren't investing huge amounts of capital on the chance that it passes either.

That's only part of the equation. We have no idea how big of a run there would be, and how long it would take inventory to catch up to demand. So no, there isn't a proven time frame, only an educated guess at one of the variables (how long on average to pass and enact a law). 1.5 + x = y

Not dodging anything, and nothing has been proven. It's all pure speculation at this point. Once a law is passed it doesn't immediately become the law of the land. Remember HB380..that took what, 6-7 months before it became law? How hard is it to find .22 ammo during a buying frenzy, how...

Just wait and see what happens if the HPA passes and becomes law in a year to a year and a half. You won't find cheap suppressors like this on the shelf for a hell of a long time. Let's say it passes in 9 months, then it'll be another 6 months or so before it's actually law....then imagine...

ftfy

lol, you goofy ol bastard.

My phone autocorrects to HK.

Done. I'm sure it'll eventually be the list used to round up gun owners and confiscate icky guns. Oh well

The .22lr scare should be enough of an example to get people off of their collective butts...and the run on suppressors will probably be a lot "worse". I can't imagine anyone buying fewer than 2 cans, and production just ainta gonna keep pace.

Just did.

Yeah, but I might not be present. I might be 15 miles away on the other side of the ranch.

Hey kids, I had @heavyd build up a trust for NFA purchases, and I'm just wondering which hoops (if any) I'd have to jump through to add a trustee. I have a very good friend that I'd like to add so he could possess my NFA items while we are on hunts. Thanks!