If you go the trust route, get one that is available from Capital Armory or Silencer Shop or someplace similar. Rolling your own with a random lawyer isn't the best idea.
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If you go the trust route, get one that is available from Capital Armory or Silencer Shop or someplace similar. Rolling your own with a random lawyer isn't the best idea.
The Rex MG22 is a really nice can and modular, allowing you to add and remove baffles. It also has room for a wipe in the endcap, which really is not necessary on a 22lr can, but if you went very short it may help. I’m a fan of mine, though it is a bit unorthodox in appearance.
https://rexsilentium.com/MG22-EXTREM...SOR-p212049776
I'm considering the individual form. Form 4?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sid Post
Also reconsidering the gun. The Beretta M21A Bobcats dont have a great reliability rep in .22lr.
I'm thinking I'd like something S&W M&P .22 sized but optic ready. I could settle with even bigger as long as it was light.
I as also think I'd be happier with a longer, more effective suppressor than the Bitty.
I've got the dough I just need to decide what the heck I want.
As long as I use mini mags in my 21A it has been pretty reliable. Maybe a couple of issues in 300ish rounds. It definitely doesn't like the bulk pack ammo that I run in my 22/45.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron3
-Edit to add that I've been using the Beretta with a Rugged Oculus in the short configuration and it has been used a few times with a Silencerco Spectre II.
I have an HTA B22 which is a shortie can and can be run wet if you want.
Works great on my Beretta 87BB, M&P-22C, and Ruger 10/22s. A tad louder than a Sparrow or whatever the new hotness is, but a short 22LR can with subsonics is very, very quiet.
I learned there is no optic ready s& w .22 compact. Its blowback and wouldn't work with an optic on the slide, duh.
Leaning towards the buckmark but I haven't looked up the weight yet. Hopefully it's not real heavy. (Ideally under 30 oz)
I found 4 inch threaded barrels for it and read they are easy to swap.
This is the one I have too. Funny thing, my early gen AAC Pilot and SiCo SS Sparrow turn my 21A into either a repeater or burst fire gun, regardless of what ammo I use. It runs just fine with the B22.Quote:
Originally Posted by RHINOWSO
The S&W 22lr pistol is a sweet one with a normal suppressor. I'm not real sure why anyone would want to use a red dot option on one though considering range and the factory sights.
When you go to a Buckmark and red dot, you are going to end up with something a bit bulky. It might be fun though if you are plinking bottle caps off a board placed across fence posts though.
An Individual form 4 is fine if you never want to 'share' your can and have no family that might want to use it without you present. A trust would allow you to add trustees that could legally be in possession of your NFA without you being present.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron3
My friend went this route since he has three children and added them when they turned 18. In retrospect, I sort of wish I went this route myself so he could use a couple of my items without me babysitting him. Those feral hogs need all the NFA love they can get!
I want visible sights at the very least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sid Post
Might be a case of "get both", though. (Compact suppressed pistol and full-size optic-equipped pistol)