other models with plugs
that site has the models with the plugs that need drilled, as well
that site has the models with the plugs that need drilled, as well
it's a trap
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It's all fun and games until the family dog....
See through suppressor in SLO-Mo
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DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
As long as the one end cap is solid the ATF will view it as a solvent trap. Make sure you have a approved form 1 in hand and have the tube engraved before you drill out the end cap.
danb
dont be a dumbass
I like how for type E they tell you "0.405" Diameter holes of the internal baffles"
so it wont work for 45 caliber oil.
so it wont work for 45 caliber oil.
- Jul 29, 2014
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I like how for type E they tell you "0.405" Diameter holes of the internal baffles"
so it wont work for 45 caliber oil.
My guess is, they don't want you using oil any thicker than 10mm...
robmints
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- Jan 20, 2011
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I like how for type E they tell you "0.405" Diameter holes of the internal baffles"
so it wont work for 45 caliber oil.
I weld a piece of 3/8 to the end of 15/32 drill, make a drill as long as you need.
Less funny if your form 1 doesn’t match what you ordered.
One thing to point out, a solvent trap can be considered suppressor parts even if it hasn’t been drilled through. There is case law about the ATF slapping down manufacturers of solvent traps and individuals for possession of unmodified solvent traps.
Constructive possession of an NFA item. The safest method is figure out what you are ordering. Then apply for a form 1. And THEN order your solvent trap and machine it in to the final silencer that matches your form 1.
Likelihood of getting caught and then prosecuted is extremely low I am sure. But the ATF has gone after a few guys for doing it out of order.
Fox123
Ultimate Member
Thing is the form1 is for the individual to manufacture.
Not for the individual to purchase a suppressor.
If the ATF considers the wish fuel filter to be a suppressor already, the individual purchased a suppressor; that’s not what the form1 is for.
Not for the individual to purchase a suppressor.
If the ATF considers the wish fuel filter to be a suppressor already, the individual purchased a suppressor; that’s not what the form1 is for.
DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
1. What you think is case law in fact is not. Those companies were either running on the ragged edge of being legal, or they had a FFL and were making solvent traps, therefore in the eyes of the ATF, they were making suppressors and selling them without having customers do a Form 4 transfer.
2. Constructive possession is so overused it is ridiculous. You don't have to know what you are going to order, then go submit the Form 1. 99% of the people out there that do a Form 1 will have the trap in hand, before submitting the Form 1, so they can actually have the correct length to put down on the Form 1. What you are saying is contradictory, because you have to have the OAL for the Form 1, but you really can't get that measurement, unless it is physically in front of you.
3. You have a cite for that statement? Especially since it contradicts itself. You can't say that "The likelihood is low, I'm sure", then in the next sentence say that the ATF has gone after people for doing it out of order. Which one is it? There is a low to no chance of getting caught or the ATF routinely goes after people for doing it "out of order"?
DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
It isn't a suppressor. The tube will not stay on the brake, unless that one end cap is installed.
