AR-15 Sound Suppressors/Silencers

[ray1970]

But why does it take four months for a person?!

Government employees at their finest?

I wish that were the case, but there is only one person on my trust, and it still took 10 months for my suppressor and 9 months for my SBR.

Well, in that case I'm not sure why it should take any longer than doing a non-trust individual. Maybe there's different departments processing the trusts and they're dealing with a larger volume?

[KevDen2005]

They get their money and then take their sweet time.

I was thinking about a 5.56 suppressor, but now my plan is to wait for the PSA low-end MP5 next year (a gun I've wanted since before I had guns) and then get an SBR stamp on it.

Wait...there's gonna be a PSA version of the MP5? Where the heck have I been?!

[mattiooo]

Wait...there's gonna be a PSA version of the MP5? Where the heck have I been?!

Yeah. 2019 scheduled release date. A PSA employee leaked photos of the development on social media, so they had a sample at Shot Show - or so their story goes. I like my AR's from PSA just fine. They're not Daniel Defense. But if the PSA MP5 is of the same quality, I'm satisfied.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOW3rXgjezg

[KevDen2005]

Yeah. 2019 scheduled release date. A PSA employee leaked photos of the development on social media, so they had a sample at Shot Show - or so their story goes. I like my AR's from PSA just fine. They're not Daniel Defense. But if the PSA MP5 is of the same quality, I'm satisfied.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOW3rXgjezg

OH MY!!!

I've been eyeballing the CZ Scorpion Evo 3. I might have to wait and see what the reviews are gonna be like on "PS5." I want to make sure a suppressor could be used with it....

Which also keeps the relevance in this thread!

[Irving]

It should take at least as long to get food stamps as it does a tax stamp.

[ray1970]

It should take at least as long to get food stamps as it does a tax stamp.

There you go again making sense.

[KevDen2005]

It should take at least as long to get food stamps as it does a tax stamp.

LOL!

[Great-Kazoo]

They get their money and then take their sweet time.

I was thinking about a 5.56 suppressor, but now my plan is to wait for the PSA low-end MP5 next year (a gun I've wanted since before I had guns) and then get an SBR stamp on it.

There's going to be a ready to go lower AND.................... an 80% offering. Do one of those with a Binary trigger

Government employees at their finest?



Well, in that case I'm not sure why it should take any longer than doing a non-trust individual. Maybe there's different departments processing the trusts and they're dealing with a larger volume?

Trust has 2 or more people getting BGC's done. Throw in FP cards and it's the typical .gov fluster cuk

[KevDen2005]

Another reason I like Hybrid is it's rated down to 10 inches for 5.56. Some of the very large calibers only down to 16 inches or in some cases 18 inches. But I think it's a very versatile can and you can have a lot of fun with it on a lot of different weapon systems.

[kidicarus13]

It should take at least as long to get food stamps as it does a tax stamp.

Waiting for food stamps is a terrible idea. If the point of assistance is to actually assist someone, then waiting on food stamps is harmful to the purpose of the program.

Most people bitching about stuff like this are very far removed from anything like food stamps. So it's easy to become jaded and just assume that everyone on any sort of government assistance is just some system abusing lackey, but the world is a tad more nuanced than that.