BrettBaker

Agree 100% about Huntertown. Have a Micro Guardian, it's great. Hollywood quiet on a 15/22! And the "Decibel Foam" is great stuff, you can definitely tell when the can is running dry.

Have you tried Inland? Just got one of their cans, MSRP is $189.99

My .22 Suppressor took about 8 1/2 months.

Looks kinda like Gun Week, but I'm not sure.

Merry Christmas everyone! Have a happy New Year with hopefully faster transfer times! Got the stamp for my Inland can. 8 1/2 months.

Not an expert. But didn't Cobray make the MAC 11/9, not any MAC-10s?

Here's the problem, Thumpy. How much will prices go up before the next recession? Will we save any money if the price falls to what it is now for a shooter? I'd love to see $3,000 MACs and Reisings too, as well as $6,000 AR and HK sears, but that probably ain't gonna happen.

Waffen, you're lucky. Until I started adding my SSN on 4473s, I would have a 15-30 minute delay in approval. Apparently there is a POS with my name.

My Brussels Sprouts recipe: Take 1 part Brussels Sprouts, add at least one.part butter and at least one part salt. Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

Mike, wouldn't this be because they're used to European laws, where often parts are registered that we don't bother with here?

Awesome!

So guys, if we get a metal 3D printer at my off-farm job, should I help folks keep their carbines up for "a nominal service fee"? Or would there be too much variation to do it affordably?

Mike, you have to write a book about all the stuff you did.

A couple of factors. 1. Surplus often means not produced anymore. 2. Sanctions- some stuff that is out there can't be imported. 3. Demand, if you want something, you'll pay for it. 4. BS-"They don't make'em like they used to". The proper response to that being-" Thank God."

Mk. II Sten is another option. Generally the gums are fine, but get a bunch of mags and test them. Mags are the weak point on the Sten.