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It's obviously a cartoon and not realistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frug
It's obviously a cartoon and not realistic. I assumed you were kidding about being faster than light.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusYou have issues with my size, not that I'm faster than light?Quote:
Originally Posted by Frug
What concerns me is your tiny, tiny height. Do they even make guns for two inch tall cowboys?
Which is why .45 ACP is awesome suppressed. The full power loads are already subsonic so you aren't losing anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAI Peregrinus
You're still talking about the new system. The old one used a rubber seal at the end, and pressurized water inside the baffles. The bullet channel was also rubber sealed with expanding lines that opened when a round passed through.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ophichius
the thing from the buzz buzz
wipes bring suppressors down to a whole new level, but because of the nfa laws, wipes have gone the way of the dodo for commercial suppressors. The user cannot replace or repair any parts without commiting a felony; any suppressors with wipes would have to be sent back to the manufacturer to have the wipes replaced, which is too much of a hassle (shoot your can a dozen times, then wait a month for new wipes :psyduck:). This also is a big catch to the 'oil filter' can that was going around on the internet a while back; the oil can is technically a wipe, and you cant just buy a new one to replace a shot out one yourself.
Reasons behind those wait times are because the ATF are undermanned and everything is still done on paper. They're hoping to streamline things and get some E-forms going to join the rest of the modernized world. The rows of paperwork lining the halls in this video is cringe worthy. I was also surprised the $200 tax stamp funds go straight into the treasury instead of the ATF. It was my impression that the tax was a handling fee and helped to fund the effort.Quote:
Originally Posted by LancerSixProbably will. Never looked into getting a trust, but that might be a good idea. That said, the real problem nowadays with NFA stuff is the wait time. Even without the trust, a CLEO sign-off is no big deal, especially here in the south, but the current wait time is in the neighborhood of 7 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keorythe
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=mWWV-Dnu9aY
Any time someone tells you that a tax doesn't go straight to the treasury you can assure yourself that they are either a liar or don't get what taxes are. Fundamentally there is no difference between a dollar spent on income, social security, medicare, cigarette, gasoline, or what have you taxes. It all goes in to the same bucket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keorythe
Id imagine the tax was more of monetary bar to possess nfa items than anything else. when the law was passed, $200 was worth quite a bit ($3,470 of today's dollars).
I've never seen anything about that system in any literature, going to need citation, because to me it sounds like you're drastically misinterpreting a wet suppressor with wipes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cue1*You're still talking about the new system. The old one used a rubber seal at the end, and pressurized water inside the baffles. The bullet channel was also rubber sealed with expanding lines that opened when a round passed through.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ophichius
the thing from the buzz buzz
-O
>pressurized water
You lost me there mate.
Actual supressor:
http://zonawar.ru/images/spesial_pod...ma_glushit.jpg
haters gonna hate
i though the as val had wipes? c/d
e. looking at this pic, guess not
http://i.imgur.com/JBcQzGk.jpg
ee. also looks like a diff gun never mind
http://i.imgur.com/xonT08D.jpg
also while searching this made me lol
Spoiler:
That is SR-3M (shortened Val later Modified with a detachable supressor, front grip and foldable stock which makes it just a worse Val). Note the absent first chamber.
Original SR-3, however, is just insane.
http://sciweap-s.ucoz.ru/ognestr/spe...right_view.jpg
Also inb4 crude lowtech loud and rusty useless soviet piece of shit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiPBGp3D4AY
16 gram @ 300 m/s
there's no need to fear. I dont think anyone has hated on the 9x39
we're just jelly that we cant get any.
458 socom is too expensive; id kill for a crate of milsurp 9x39
nsa plz go away
I believe it's designed to massacre elephants and dislocate ribcages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Soapy5
I like the Grendel/SPC though which are basically what brits proposed more than half a century ago before americunts rolled all over it with their striped dicks.
Its a piece of shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
roflQuote:
Originally Posted by QuackBotIts a piece of shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
entrox trollan me
has to be
So this is what I get for believing someone who sells suppressors for a living. Can't find any online documentation, so I guess he was full of shit or was really bad at explaining wipes.Quote:
Originally Posted by OphichiusI've never seen anything about that system in any literature, going to need citation, because to me it sounds like you're drastically misinterpreting a wet suppressor with wipes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cue1*You're still talking about the new system. The old one used a rubber seal at the end, and pressurized water inside the baffles. The bullet channel was also rubber sealed with expanding lines that opened when a round passed through.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ophichius
the thing from the buzz buzz
-O
the thing from the buzz buzz
Literally laughing my ass off irlQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusroflQuote:
Originally Posted by QuackBotIts a piece of shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
*It'sQuote:
Originally Posted by QuackBotIts a piece of shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by RazoR
You should have instantly called BS at the pressurized water part, it's a non-compressible liquid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cue1*So this is what I get for believing someone who sells suppressors for a living. Can't find any online documentation, so I guess he was full of shit or was really bad at explaining wipes.Quote:
Originally Posted by OphichiusI've never seen anything about that system in any literature, going to need citation, because to me it sounds like you're drastically misinterpreting a wet suppressor with wipes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cue1*You're still talking about the new system. The old one used a rubber seal at the end, and pressurized water inside the baffles. The bullet channel was also rubber sealed with expanding lines that opened when a round passed through.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ophichius