Cheap suppressors on the way

[Chris in TN]

The masses buy the cheapest thing they can get that satisfies their need. That's why everything is made overseas and Walmart is what it is. Cheap suppressors will fly off the shelf.

*nods massively*

 

[joshdidthis]

Anybody see when they expect to available to buy?

 

[BigWoods]

With my first can sitting in jail (AB A-10) and a B&T Tiger 22 ordered, these cheaper alloy/steel cans certainly put the 'a can for every rifle' possibility on the table for more of us.

Brilliant move licensing (?) European tech.

 

[Moosehunter]

With my first can sitting in jail (AB A-10) and a B&T Tiger 22 ordered, these cheaper alloy/steel cans certainly put the 'a can for every rifle' possibility on the table for more of us.

Brilliant move licensing (?) European tech.

You'll love that a-10

 

[tx_shooter]

That's what has always chapped me about the pricing. Not that long ago folks were Form 1ing solvent traps that had about five dollars worth of raw materials in them.

Yeah, my first suppressors were Form 1s that I made off plans from a buddy. They worked well for what they were but they do not hold up against proper machine shop suppressors for weight and suppresson.

 

[Jamie930]

With a little work you could build your own suppressor with a D cell maglite.

NRA had an article about the Lyman suppressor and what caught my eye was the price. I looked at their website but no prices were listed just the basic specs and nothing on the db reduction