Because that's what I need.
I think it would be fun to have a suppressor but every time I start to look into it seems like a legal maze with 12 steps and months of waiting.
Really kills the interest.
It all feels like I'm rebuilding an engine but have go through legal hoops to order parts and then hope I measured everything correctly then I can pay and wait eight months for the parts.
How about a web site that explains basic terminology regarding legalisms as well as suppressor terminology?
-Why would I buy pistol suppressor that weighs 9 oz when there are others that way half that?
-What the hell is suppressor "piston"?
-Some pistols require a "booster", some don't. How the heck do I know?
-How important is being able to disassemble the suppressor? (center fire pistol)
-If I buy a threaded barrel does it have to have a shoulder after the threads?
-Is it better to use a factory barrel and have threads welded on an adapter or should I buy an after market one if available?
-Which suppressors will clear my pistol sights?
-Why can't I just send a company my info and have them fill out paper work and send it for me?
-Is filling out an NFA trust form yourself stupid if your not a lawyer because you could end up fined or charged with a crime?
-If ATF will send the trust paperwork for free why does some company charge money to send you forms you have to fill out yourself?
-Etc., etc.
Sometimes I want to build a kit-car, but the juice isn't worth the squeeze. I get the same feeling when I consider a suppressor.
I can't be alone. Especially when it serves little purpose. (for me) Essentially something that would be used for plinking around.
If I could just tell somebody, "here is $1000. Get me a barrel and suppressor that will work great in my pistol in all aspects. I know it will be many months but let me know when I can come pick it up." I'd do it today.
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