what gun/rifle do you have
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From: Renton, WA
I got a Walther P22 with laser sight, thread adapter and TAC65 suppressor.
fun to plink with. sounds like a pellet gun with the suppressor. without it sounds closer to a .45
if I got another .22 it would be a 1022.
my home defense gun is a bit illegal now a days to buy. it was bought back before it was illegal though. streetsweeper 12rnd 12 gauge semi auto. It's classified as a destruction device...
pic is not mine but gives you an idea what it looks like.
fun to plink with. sounds like a pellet gun with the suppressor. without it sounds closer to a .45
if I got another .22 it would be a 1022.
my home defense gun is a bit illegal now a days to buy. it was bought back before it was illegal though. streetsweeper 12rnd 12 gauge semi auto. It's classified as a destruction device...
pic is not mine but gives you an idea what it looks like.
Last edited by Jigabop; May 8, 2012 at 11:17 AM.
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From: Harrisburg,PA
I myself bought a Walther P22 a month or so ago.. Its a fun little gun. Since I turned 21 Ive spent more on handguns then I have my truck. I got a smith and wesson sigma 40 cal. Walther P22 a Ruger 380 and my favorite gun that I just got a few days ago. A taurus 1911!!!! Really looking forward to shooting it this weekend.. Ive also got more long guns than I care to think about.
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From: Renton, WA
There's my Walther P22.
If it's legal in your state, I highly recommend the TAC65 suppressor!
you can get one by doing a living trust (its easier, and you can skip the sending in a photo, fingerprints, and getting signed approval from the local sheriff), and paying $200 to the BATFE and they give you the NFA class 3 tax stamp after 12 week background check. once you got that, you can bring the silencer home and use it. just gotta keep a copy of your tax stamp paper on you when you are using it. it does not have to be the original..can even be a shrunk copy which I did and keep in my gun case.
If it's legal in your state, I highly recommend the TAC65 suppressor!
you can get one by doing a living trust (its easier, and you can skip the sending in a photo, fingerprints, and getting signed approval from the local sheriff), and paying $200 to the BATFE and they give you the NFA class 3 tax stamp after 12 week background check. once you got that, you can bring the silencer home and use it. just gotta keep a copy of your tax stamp paper on you when you are using it. it does not have to be the original..can even be a shrunk copy which I did and keep in my gun case.
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From: Renton, WA
they are great! keeps neighbors from complaining about the gun noise, don't gotta wear ear protection, and can shoot at night without disturbing anyone. without it you already know how that sounds...with it, sounds like a bb/pellet gun. (minus the bullet impact...that's a bit louder)
if you are using the barrel shown in the pic, you can fire normal ammo and it won't have the supersonic crack since the barrel is too short for the bullet to reach supersonic velocity. same silencer on a rifle, or the 5" target barrel and you would need subsonic ammo.
if you are using the barrel shown in the pic, you can fire normal ammo and it won't have the supersonic crack since the barrel is too short for the bullet to reach supersonic velocity. same silencer on a rifle, or the 5" target barrel and you would need subsonic ammo.
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Let's see you try that a 4 in the morning and see if you have any pissed off neighbors! Lol