Phoenix Weaponry in Longmont, CO

[CoGirl303]

Fair enough, your money to spend as you like.

Just as a second thought, why not just buy a second 15-22 barrel and have the work done on it and just swap it in when done instead of turning your whole rifle over to the smith? I don't own a 15-22 so I am ASSUMING that the barrel is held in with a nut similar to a standard AR config.

There are some outstanding photos of SBR'd 15-22's with suppressors on the net, but that would cost another stamp. Depending on what this custom work costs, that may be a viable alternative or not.

Keep in mind you will have to clean it also, a sealed can is a no-no for a 22.

They're going to shorten the barrel and put the suppressor on so everything = 16" which doesn't require an SBR stamp. I don't need to buy another barrel at this point. I will go in once I have my stamp and they will have the can already made and coated, and I just go in, inspect everything and they shorten the barrel, install it all right there, we go to their test area and test fire it and make sure I'm happy and then I pay for everything and go home with my rifle the same day.

The can isn't sealed, it comes apart for cleaning. They were very up front with me about that as they mentioned what you said about sealed cans being a no no on a .22

[00tec]

They're going to shorten the barrel and put the suppressor on so everything = 16" which doesn't require an SBR stamp. I don't need to buy another barrel at this point. I will go in once I have my stamp and they will have the can already made and coated, and I just go in, inspect everything and they shorten the barrel, install it all right there, we go to their test area and test fire it and make sure I'm happy and then I pay for everything and go home with my rifle the same day.

The can isn't sealed, it comes apart for cleaning. They were very up front with me about that as they mentioned what you said about sealed cans being a no no on a .22

You're going to walk in, they are going to install the can (which would need to involve cutting and threading the barrel, welding, then recoating the weld)? How long you planning on staying?

[ray1970]

I’m real curious to see how the can comes apart and this thing not being an SBR.

[ray1970]

Oh, and I might be fuzzy on the details but I think the company the OP is referring to rose up out of this debacle.

Shadow Ops Weaponry
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[CoGirl303]

Oh, and I might be fuzzy on the details but I think the company the OP is referring to rose up out of this debacle.

Shadow Ops Weaponry
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none of those people that were with SOW are with Phoenix Weaponry.

[CoGirl303]

I’m real curious to see how the can comes apart and this thing not being an SBR.

They are going to shorten the barrel, permanently attach the can and drill a hole and pin it. The end cap comes off and you remove the baffle and clean it, put it back together. At least that's the way it was explained to me and it keeps it legal since it's a permanent fixture and the overall length is 16".

[CoGirl303]

Here's the staff

http://www.phoenixweaponry.com/bios

[00tec]

They are going to shorten the barrel, permanently attach the can and drill a hole and pin it. The end cap comes off and you remove the baffle and clean it, put it back together. At least that's the way it was explained to me and it keeps it legal since it's a permanent fixture and the overall length is 16".

And weld it, right?

[Wolfshoon]

Another morbid curiosity question(s): what are the materials that the suppressor will be made out of ?

and if I may, what is the total cost estimate without stamp (labor and parts)?

[Wulf202]

Not certain on how hot a 22 can gets, but duracoat is only good for 500ish degrees F.

22lr won't get that hot doing multiple mag dumps.