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Mine (SiCo) shoots as well as the factory barrel on my VP9.

Exactly, and that was with a pansy assed 2 3/4 load. This absolutely confirms my own real world experiences, wandering around rural NE blasting stuff as a kid.

Yeah, well you'll sing a different tune when you're getting attacked by a pack of wild vegetables.

No, that's just when I picked it out. Didn't come in until the end of April.

We need to go blast some cabbages at 7 yards.

Me too brother. I always thought it was just too much of a hassle.

Shot size is just one factor, shot quantity another (shell length), and powder charge another consideration. I'll bet that most instances that you encounter were with people being shot with bulk pack dove loads. Low power 7.5-8 shot. I'd have no problem with a 3" load of # 2's or anything...

Sunzabitches! I picked out the .22 can last January! lol

Yeah, but that's like saying "all types" of rifles are inadequate for moose. 3" of lead 2's is a lot different than a dove load.

Which shot size? My guess is that most of those were from the cheap ass low brass dove loads in 7.5 or 8's. lol, yeah....look what they're shooting. Not all birdshot is created equally.

For quite a while I kept 3" lead #2's in my hd shotgun, and not because I thought it was a less lethal option.

This is just from years of experience out on the farm, blasting stuff with my old single shot 20 gauge.

I'm guessing those folks were all quite a ways away. In the house, birdshot will fuck you up right now.

At hallway distances you'll blast a fist sized hole clean to the vitals.

@DoglegArms So....when your forms get fired off to the ATF for approval and taxation, who gets contacted? The dealer? The individual? Can I expect stamps in the mail, and then I'll go pick up the suppressors? Thanks!

So he's purposefully loading up birdshot anticipating not properly identifying his target? uh..ok. Also, at "in the house" range, birdshot is absolutely devastating. Ever shot a pumpkin at 15 feet with a 3" load of #6's? Or here's an idea...how about putting a light on your firearm so you...

Well, it looks pretty slick.

Whaddya call that pattern?

The atf? no. It looks like they're just slow, end of April paperwork is just being processed.

Dang, I'm over 7 months now!